I need a new antenna for my Beolit 1000. Doesn't need to be mint, as long as it goes up and down and has the correct knob.

Hi Fredrik, I don't have a spare transformer, but I can measure mine if that helps?

I don't think it's ever been published, so it would be reverse engineering time... Datalink is more or less public, at least the frame structure, (although it is hard to get direct information from anyone as everybody seems to be trying to sell you something) and might have some similarities, but I wouldn't expect it to be too useful - ML

I have that exactly same clamp! Proved invaluable when fixing my Beomaster 2000's (the 1970's model)...

Check the manuals for the relevant Beomasters (5500/6000/7000) - one or more of them has the MCP included. They aren't very detailed though - I don't suppose the MCPs were supposed to be serviced at component level that much.

[quote user="csmager"] In a peer to peer situation such as this, there's no DHCP server so your PC and BS5 IP addresses will not be assigned, and any default address may be in different ranges. You will need to set them both manually - as I don't have a BS5, I've no idea how you would go about doing that. [/quote] Windows has a

Not quite - sorry for being a bit unclear. All the programming option does is change the button / remote control semantics (i.e which socket is selected when you press on Tape 2, and what kind of remote commands run through the datalink pin on that socket). There's still only one physical input per socket. You could of course use an external switch

So did everyone read the section 20, part 1 of the terms and conditions...?

The socket will only allow one type of input at a time. You switch them with some option programming kind of exercise (I forget the details). The TV/AUX input can similarly be programmed to work as a TAPE2 input, in case you don't need it for a TV. But in any case, you can't simultaneously have more inputs than there are sockets.

One of my Beo4's doesn't have the MOVE function either. It has the AV button as well, so I guess this is a software version issue.