Jottem, If you put an scope on pin 8 you will see the actual "data" stream normally from a Beo4 command sitting above the voltage depending on what format has been set with a peak-to-peak value of about 1 volt. So, if the format is currently set to 16:9 then there will be a constant voltage level between 4.5 and 7 volts and it normally it

Yes, I have already entered.. Good luck to everyone

Mike, Are you sure you are using DVB/T-S version 3.1 because the latest version for DVB/T-S is 1.5 and 1.7 on the DVB/T ?

To clean the len use the following procedure highlighted in the manual:- Clean the lens of the laser pen. Use a cotton bud moistened with isopropyl alcohol (polycarbonate lens cleaner), and carefully clean the lens with circular movements. Dry the lens with the dry end of the cotton bud. Due to the shape of the lens it may be very difficult to establish

No matter what type of distribution boxes you decide to use, all connections are in parallel meaning you can daisy-chain the connections from room to room or connect all ML cables at a single point or a mixture of both. It does not matter what products are connected to an Masterlink Cable (Master/Slave) they all get connected in parallel.

If you wish to add an extra Beovision, you can either use another output of the B&O RF amplifier if you are using one or you can use a splitter as below:- This ensures that impedance match to 75 ohms remains which in turn ensures quality of signal

Jottem, Not sure which signals you are referring to when you say "datalink signal" on the SCART socket, if you mean the one way AVL on pin 8 which is also used to define automatic format it is as follows:- Inactive Source 0V to 2Volts 4:3 format 9.5v to 12 volts 16:9 format 4.5 volts to 7 volts If you are not talking about pin 8 of the SCART

The Beolink passive does not need to be accessible for daily use.

You are seeing the flyback lines which should not be visable. Given that the brightness and contrast are fluctuating means the most likely cause is the tube, but it could also be a fault in the flyback blanking circuit. You will need to have a B&O service centre look at it to be sure.

Terry, Even on the very early version of software, sub-titles worked correctly. However if you look in your options under Language you may find both set to NONE, this will turns sub-titles OFF, you need to set both sub-title sets to English or the language you want, either way this has the effect of turning sub-titles back on again.