Welcome to BeoWorld... According to the BeoCom 6000 user manual: Power Supply: 230V AC/7,5V DC-netadaptor BeoTalk 1100 user manual: Power Supply: 230 V AC/9V DC-netadaptor Hope this will sort things out… /Erik

Hej Ola, så er alt sikkert som det skal være... I øvrigt har Martin givet dig svaret i sit første svar til denne tråd. Der findes ingen større ekspert på området end netop ham! /Erik

Hej Ola, under forudsætning af at Beogram'en ikke er defekt, vil jeg anse det som meget usandsynligt, at du får tilsvarende problem, når du har byttet pickup/fået den renoveret... Problemet er opstået som følge af alder, fordi ophænget inde i pickup'en med tiden bliver dårligt. Ophænget

http://www.bang-olufsen.dk/beoport/software-downloads-windows

The DVD1 does not have a IR-eye in it. It is operated through the connected BeoVision and its terminal. The system is called Datalink and it works trough the SCART-cable… The DVD1 is designed to be used through a BeoVision with a Beo4 terminal, but a BeoLink 1000 will do the job too, but not with the same ease. I am pretty sure that you cannot

[quote user="DrewSavage"] It doesn't come with a remote, but I've just won an auction for a white LX2800 for £15 - http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=190370703184&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT#ht_1343wt_958 - because it looks like it comes with a Beolink 1000. [/quote] It is not a Beolink 1000 - but a V Terminal

Hi niall a, you will find the user manual for the BeoCom 6000 on this site, if you upgrade your membership to silver or gold... /Erik

Works perfectly well on my MX4002 (TEXT -> LIST -> MIX -> GO), but not on my LX6000 mk. 2... I think it depends on which remote the TV set is designed to understand. /Erik

G'evening everybody... Copenhagen is in. Let the fun begin.

Hi mika, I had the correct answer from the 11 letters... But I agree with you. The title is: From Spark To Icon /Erik