OK, if you have Masterlink, then no problem using the Beolab 3500 Have a look at my FAQ HERE on the Beolab 3500

I am a great supporter of FAQ's because you generally can go directly to what you want to know without searching forums and databases. There is really a couple of reasons why you do not see a lot of comprehensive technical FAQ's, first, generally speaking those people able to answer all the potential questions are usually have least time and

I have never seen a Beolink 1000 with a DVD button and I always thought that all versions of Beolink 1000 had the "Light" button

Have a look at the post I did yesterday below which has just been released from the moderators area

Not sure how old your Beolab 3500 is, but you have a Masterlink socket and an Master Control Link Din socket. By default it will use the Masterlink, but this can be changed. This can be connected to your Beosystem 5500 in another room and the MX7000 also supports datalink.

You are correct. The reason is you already have the neutral wire connected at the light and the neutral on the LC2 input and output are connected, it is just needs to make the LC2 itself work. Now be very careful, whilst we all need to learn, you have made it clear in previous posts that you have not done this before, so if you have any doubts ask/don't

Daniel is right about selling on good news. I listen to BBC Radio 4 Today programme in the mornings and they often report company's interim and final reports and when it is a good financial report nine times out of ten the company's share price has dropped immediately. For me this is a good time to buy B&O shares for two main reasons 1)

First switch off the power.... Assuming the electrician who originally installed your wiring followed the wiring regulations, then the brown wire will be the "Live" from your lighting ring and will connect to the "Live" input terminal of the LC2. Your newly run neutral wire will go to the "Neutral" input terminal and the

To determine which version you have you look at the back of the Beolink 1000 as below:-

Doc, So, you don't have any wires other than the two going to the switch which means the only way you can use the LC2 in place of the light switch is to run another cable in the wall which I guess you would not be keen to do.