This shows a screen where you select the type of handset in the Beocom Service Tool.

This shows the wiring of the power supply and the phone line coming in, with the output going to the Beo6000 base.

The picture shows the two holes in a Mark 1 Beocom 6000 which the Service jig fits into. The Mark 2 handset has a triangle shaped hole

This is a picture of the power supply used with the Beocom 6000

This jig fits on the back of the Beocom 6000 handset to allow the update of the handset software. It carries RS232 level signals

This picture shows the difference between a Mark 1 and Mark 2 base connections

This is the connector block which brings the power supply and phone line together and sends it to the Beocom 6000 base

These Service jigs are used to fit onto the phone to upgrade the handset software from a PC

Any Mark 1 Beocom 6000 can be upgraded to a Mark 2 version with a kit available from B&O. This picture shows everything which is included in the kit.

Hampus, A Very Warm welcome to Beoworld.. The STB-C unit is a small box with the circuit board inside as shown below.. It is fixed on the reverse side of the rear PCB.