Calvin, You don't need a neutral wire for a light switch, it is in the ceiling, but you DO need a neutral wire for an LC2 located in place of a light.switch. If he has the LC2 hanging from the light as in the previous picture, then no problem because the neutral wire is ALWAYS available at the ceiling point..

I think what you are asking is "Does the LC2 need a neutral wire ?" The answer is yes it does need a neutral wire. In the UK most light switches do not have a neutral wire and in that case you cannot use the LC2 in place of the switch. However, sometimes the electrician will join the two neutral wires in the back of the switch box and in this

Yes, the square dough-nut theory back in action... you do have a good memory

I hear what you say, but the dealer has made the buying decisions for you. In my view he should informed you of all the options available and allowed you (the customer) to decide what you wanted. As you apparently have a Mark II Beocom 6000 you would benefit from the newer base for things like CLI (Caller line indentification) Clearly if you are happy

If the picture is not as good as it should be either, then the scanning coils may have slipped a small amount down the tube neck during transportation. If this is the problem then the B&O engineer will have it fixed quite quickly.

The picture I showed is of the current product and in Sweden it is type # 1145

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The program you download from the B&O site contains the fireware and this program is installed on your PC or MAC depending on which one you have downloaded. The following is what is stated on the B&O web site Here you can download the newest drivers and BeoSound 2 firmware for PC, or get the latest iTunes plugin for Mac. MAC users only: Please

Powerlink Mark III cable looks as below with the stated triangle on the plastic cover above the locating lug

Ben, For a normal user there is no adjustments for the problem you have described. There is adjustment via the service menu, but what you describe is more likely to be an actual electronic fault in the TV itself. I suggest you ask your father the following questions about the AVANT:- Did he have the problem you describe when he last used it ? If, he