[quote user="lausvi"]And @Jaff: I am pleased to know I am not the only one thinking of wiring B&O to my bed![/quote] Taking this thread in again and thinking about it... I think you have a really neat idea about using the MCL2A and a remote w/ headphones. Do keep us posted as I see a lot of people dusting off their old boxed MCL gear for

[quote user="tournedos"]I think I even drew a schematic for Jeff once[/quote] I was thinking of just that when reading the OP. The schematic is HERE. On another note... somewhere I have pair of Niles headphone switchplates. I seem to recall that you basically run your speaker wire "through" them. They have a headphone female socket

Sorry... long post locked up and lost! 1.) Do the menu-menu trick to get the main menu up 2.) Press 0 0 GO to enter the service menu 3.) Select 1 MONITOR 4.) Select 7 PROJ/SCREEN SETUP 5.) Enter numbers here... PROJ/SCREEN 0 DELAY (SEC) 10 CONTROL/DATA 558 6.) Press GO to save Now, try again. Give it some time to do its thing -mine takes ~20 seconds

OK. Finally got it. Try and set yours to 0/10/558 to start (mine is currently set to: 0/12/558) and let us know. The middle number is the timing from start up to the launch of the curtains. 10 is default. My adjustment to 12 added (2) seconds to the curtain launch to remove a small hiccup in the video. It now works perfectly! From the initial button

Welcome to BeoWorld. I am not 100% certain of this. Though the BeoCom4 is not directly compatible w/ a 6000 network, I can't imagine that the wiring is any different from the wall to the base. HERE is the pinout for the 6000. It shows power w/ the pins reversed from your comment. Hopefully someone can validate this.

I believe that would be Menahem's [yachadm] site! Look here.

Ehlerz... It never fails to amaze me how forgiving we can be here collectively... Loyalty to the brand should be honesty about the brand.

[quote user="elephant"]and diamond styli wreck[/quote] Actually that brings up a good point! Looking at the pics again -the diamonds consume the areas for the pyramidal sensors??? I assume they actually tested the "refurbished" 9000's?

Not even a Mk.III? Forget it!

Update... Using the 0/10/560 entry solved the problem I had w/ the panel turning off. The startup issue persists. I have set the BS1 to having a Zektor switch, which I read somewhere? would trick the BS1 into looking at the component connections first. I have not had a chance to see if this works yet w/o the Zektor in place. UD: Couldn't get it