On BC1-2004 I select source with the beo4 on Bc1 -2001 all could be accessed by beo1. So there must be a software or hardware difference between Bc1-2001 and BC1-2004 ? btw as I reprogrammed the beo1 towards beo4 commands. Will it still be possible to use it on the BC1 -2001 as it did before reprogramming ? And if not how is it reversable ?

Ok, good to hear that its working for you GuyHui. Ill keep it in mind. I still have a beotalk 1400. But I couldnt get it to work properly on even a landline ? I have read something about a proper Y part from B&o. maybe thats it I just used a regurlar Y part from an hardware store. I got it to work but in a real bad sound quality and with somekind

Thank you Stefan for the redirection.

@ Stefan , thank you for redirection to this thread. Im trying to get a beo1 from a BC1 -2001 to work on a BC1 -2004 Both BC1 `s work on beo4. But the beo1 isnt working on the BC1 -2004 Beo1 : s/n 15117532 I tried the reinstall and pressing sequence. Only thing that is working up to now is holding standby and it will turn off the BC1-2004. [edit] Ok

*1- Setting a BC1 -2001 with original Beo1 remote and recently a second hand Beo4 remote. Both working fine on the system *2- Setting a BC1 -2004 with original Beo4 remote. Took the Beo1 to be used on the BC1 -2004. But the Beo1 isnt working om the BC1-2004 ? Is it possible to get it to work on the BC1 -2004 ?

Setting Beo4 - BC1 2004 I noticed the " mix " message on my beo 4 when I pressed text and then list . Anyone knows what it is supposed to controle ? I remember having text on the beolink 1000 and an mx 3500 to make it possible to watch teletext screen in a see through way over your tv program. But I tried pressing some combinations of buttons

I never use voicemail. I just want a solid inhouse answering machine. With seperate caller greetings and a filter option. btw is the beotalk 1200 still working on adsl telephone lines ?

Anyone knows if there in near future will be a new Beotalk ? Maybe in beocom 5 ?

[quote user="Dillen"] Beovox S45-2 does not have overload fuses. The popping overload fuses were introduced with the revised Uniphase models so yours will have to be the Beovox S45 type 6427. Or Beovox S50/S55/S80, I don't remember if the smaller models had the fuses at all. Martin [/quote] Ok thanks for that pointer, I might be mistaken

My s45-2`s bought over 25 years ago still are fine . Lovely sound. And i loved the popping overload fuses. I had mine for some time on ear level and also for some time at ceiling height with incline downwards. The latter was obvious not the greatest sound setting but was due to some space issues. I just bought some regurlar base stand equipment and