Whilst I do not have a picture, you will have no problems defining which is module 2 & 3

The Mark II version came in two type numbers for Europe, one for the UK and type 1631 for the rest of Europe and they were in English

Hello Gary, The wiring connections are listed in the installation manual and the manual is available for download. Perhaps you can explain exactly what you are looking for ?

Patrick, Whilst there is an adjustment for centreing the picture, if the problem has just occured, then it is not an adjustment problem. So, has this problem just occured ? or has it been with the AVANT since you first owned it ? Also which version of AVANT do yu have the problem with. If the AVANT was previously working correctly, then most likely

In my view, this is not a burden, its intentional. If I was B&O, after the product is launched, I would start a marketing campaign targeting current high end customers who are likely to use the LIST on the Beo4 a lot. The dealers may need to update the Beo5 a few times, but that gives them a further selling opportunity and clearly that is what marketing

Thank you Sverre, you are right it can only decode MPEG2, in fact Estonia was the first country in the world to use MPEG4 You may be interested in a recent OFCOM announcement in the UK on HD on DVB as below Space for 4 HDTV channels on DTT platform, says OFCOM Ed Richards, chief executive of Ofcom recently said that the regulator is drawing up plans

Well, its very kind of you all to make those nice comments, I don't know what to say really, except thank you very much. If I can help someone, I will, particularly on a subjects I know well like B&O products. I enjoy investigating the technical detail and problem solving and by education I am an electronics and computer design engineer, but

I have this CD along with three others, I have only ever played each of them once, enough said ....

I do remember in the long and distance passed having a similar problem with my Beolab 4500 and after speaking to B&O a few times, it turned out to be the routing of the display wires inside the unit was the problem. I cannot really remember the full details, but re-routing the wires solved the problem. I would do what Alex suggests and if the problem

The best way is to run an earth wire from one of the screws on the backplate down the same route as the mains cable in the tube support and out the back to a suitable earth connection.