Dann stimmt die Options Programmierung nicht. Beide Geräte bekommen die Daten geliefert, damit verdoppeln sich die Tastendrücke... Ein Gerät gehört in Option 2, das andere in 0.

The philips or the golden Roederstein (ROE) are responsible for sending and receiving the data on the display board. The golden ones are the worst ones...the blue philips are better, but also 20 years old now. On the cpu board are only two electrolythic capacitors, only for power supply, replace them, too. Also check the Lithium cell 2032, at least

Joost, you are right, the problem is the BM7000. You have tested the BM alone, no other hardware connected? The 80c32 cpu chip can fail, also some of the blue Philips capacitors on the cpu board and display board (!!!). Check this first. If you have a second one, even a BM 5500/6500, the display board is compatible for testing. The cpu boards are also

Check this with a BL1000, a MCP5500/6500 and a BL7000. If it works with the BL1000 and MCP, probably the BL7000 is defect. More or less, all of the BL7000 will get a problem... capacitors defect. The BM7000 cpu board has some problems after some years, the 2032 lithium battery can be defect, also the 80c32 cpu can get damaged easily in a link system

Sorry, no chance!

You need Firmware 1.x. Firmware 2.0 does not support the pip module. At least the series firmware 2.0 does not work with it, i had the same problem and had to downgrade to 1.1. I think the shown module is for Avant or later models.

Das wäre die zweite Platine. http://img406.imageshack.us/my.php?image=p3120011td2.jpg http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/5223/p3120011td2.jpg [img=http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/5223/p3120011td2.jpg] Wie du siehst, habe ich die bipolaren Roederstein fast komplett gegen die Intertechnik ausgetauscht. Der Klang wird weicher, trotzdem klarer,

Hallo Urs, das wäre die Frequenzweiche einer Penta 2 oder 3. Sie ist anders als die Penta 1, ich habe die Schaltpläne davon. Ob sich allerdings die Platine selbst unterscheidet, das kann ich nicht sagen, eine Penta 1 habe ich noch nicht dagehabt. http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/296/p3120006gi1.jpg http://img210.imageshack.us/my.php?image

The module for the LX5500 will not fit. The one you need looks like a triangle... the 5500 is a square and internally complete different.

The CD5500 is pretty old now, also the cd7000 is around 15 years now, the clicking noise is the cd on the tablet. The laser pickup becommes lower and lower, the rubber springs are bending and the loaded cd gets contact to the tablet. That's what you hear. Test this: if you dont run the unit, store it upside down... the noise will diappear... test