The Times They Are A-Changin' (Bob Dylan, 1964)

Right assumption - the rubber weels of BS 9000s sliding carriage get flat spots over the years (especially when the system is positioned horizontally) Have to be replaced!

Hello again! Your timer is already programmed - but has not been activated! - BM4500 has to be in standby mode - touching "Programm" on BM shows "Timer" (surprisingly in green letters!) - touching "Timer" activates/disables an already programmed timer If timer is activated "TIMER" (in red letters) is shown on

1 - the Gefen 4:1 Switch is suported by the PUC. Connected to one of the HDMI inputs you are gaining 3 HDMIs Info: www.gefen.com 2 - the only "real" solution is using the Beo5 with separate macros for Audio and Video as mentioned by Razlaw - setting video speaker mode to "2" could be a workaround if TV is primarily used as display

;-) yes I posted: "... just contact Gavin Sykes of STB Brackets ..." not "you will find the solution for this problem (already) on the STB-Homepage"

[quote user="beocool"] To answer your other questions: I don't think there is enough room to hide a Mac Mini behind a wall mounted Beovision 10. You should either make a hole in the wall, fit the Beovision 10 on spacers or find another solution. I prefer the latter option... [/quote] :-) ... just contact Gavin Sykes of STB Brackets ..

If "A-Opt" at the BM4500 is really set to "1" the BM should not react on any video commands like "V.Tape" Please disconnect the MCL wires to the Linkroom and the 2nd 1611 to the other Linkroom - only the TV and the BM4500 are then connected via the 1611 Converter - as I mentioned before - during testing always KISS (Keep

Dear Louise, A.OPT1 / V.OPT1 + "AV" is not working One last attempt ... What command are you using to turn on your STB ? Is "SAT" or "V.MEM/V.TAPE" or "V.AUX" ? Can you chose which command starts the STB? - If there is a choice in your STB for the starting command - assign the command "V.TAPE" or "SAT"

Dear Louise at the moment, as Peter mentioned V.Opt 1 / A.Opt 1 and pressing "AV" to get the sound is the only solution But, having to press "AV" all the time cannot be regarded as satisfactory solution anyway ... The only "nice to operate" configuration will be: get a second hand MCL2P Poweramp, a ML/MCL-Converter or a

1611 ... complex and "non standard" setups should allways be kept as simple as possible, especially during testing ... on the assumption that: - your BM 4500 is in A.Opt 2 - no further IR reciver in your main room exept the ones in the TV and the BM (your Set Top Box is also operated/controlled via the IR of the BV !) Try to set your BV 7