The Lutron integration template has been available for download for sometime now on the Beo5 download pages HERE

This whole problem area is one of signal tolerence, where the signal level is on the borderline of what the Beotalk 1200 is expecting. Now, whilst your broadband supplier is Tiscali, do you have your phone line rental with BT or Tiscali ? There is really two reasons for asking this:- If you have your line rental with BT, then you are more likely to

Steve, This problem is not that un-common and is not just effected by broadband speed upgrade, which, like many other things does effect the line spec. You will also be surprised to note that this is also effected by wet weather as well. When your broadband was upgraded, a board was replaced in the exchange and whilst it is almost certainly going to

The Beosound 2 was introduced in 2002. There appears to be something incorrect about the serial numbers you stated because the first two digits normally define the year of manufacture, with this year being 21 !!

No matter what the discounted price of the DVD2 will be, I strongly suggest you do not consider purchasing one.

Richard, If two or more receiver eye's are wired in series, the unit will no longer work..

OKF, Have a look at the Beo5 pages HERE

The Beolab 3500 does NOT have phono input (Both Old & New models) The older version can only be connected to MCL (Master Control Link) or ML (MasterLink) The newer version can be connected to ML (MasterLink) or PowerLink and can be used with Beolink Wireless

Lars, On reviewing it again, I see the 8111 is correct for a Northern Europe model 50 Hz version (Mark I & Mark II) which means its age is actually prior to April 1997 because that's when B&O stopped manufacturing them. I would certainly return the AVANT for a more up to date model and certainly beyond the serial number stated previously

Lars, The reason your AVANT does not work in your guest room is because it is a MASTER device ONLY on the Masterlink. You cannot have two Master devices on the same Masterlink, well you can, but it will not work. You could tune in the link frequency (normally 591 Mhz Channel 36) and have it work effectively as another analogue TV and you would need