Well done!

Only fair so far!! 1 out of 6 tried!

In that case, just run a cable from the audio out to the Aux in of the 2300.

They normally work if you put a screwdriver in the hole actually!

The PC connects to the Aux socket and you control the PC via the 2300 - I think I may have confused you! The cable shown is a bespoke one made by one of our Beoworld members, Ridax. I believe you can order one via his site.

The product connects the BC2300 to your computer. Daisy chaining uses the fact that each Powerlink cable carries both right and left signals which are selected by a switch on the Beolab 4000. There are two Powerlink sockets on the speaker - you attach one cable from the 2300 to the speaker and then connect another cable to the speaker and run it to

You need to update the software in the Beo5 by downloading the firmware. You need to be on line connected to the B&O server at the time you do this. When you then download the configuration to the Beo5, it should work. You will probably lose the present configuration.

To see if it is working, try plugging a TV aerial in it - there should be a co-axial socket.

And I forgot, yes, you can connect another pair of Beolab 4000s by daisy chaining them.

Connecting two sources on the whole is not a good idea. The 2300 unfortunately does not support a Beoport but there is still a solution. Have a look at this product . It will also give you control of your PC music.