It's for the control of the volume if your Beomaster is in option 0 and the video in option 2. Pin 4 (speaker on) and pin 7 (datalink) of the Powerlink are used. It will switch on the speakers when you switch on your Beomaster with a button on the Beomaster and not with the remote. And you will be able to control the volume and mute the speakers

Select a free channel (for example 35) press [GO TO] (to get the strip on top of the screen) Switch the decoder to on by pressing [SHIFT] [SOUND] or [SHIFT] [PICTURE] Store the channel by pressing [STORE] twice If you now select the channel (in this example 35), it will automatically select the decoder.

The Timer in the BV9 / BV7 will switch off everything that is connected to that TV (also MasterLink). Also when the main room TV is in standby.

Select "timer programming" and program a play timer. Select the first line "SOURCE TV" and press [>>] a few times it will list TV, DTV, V.AUX, etc..... and then you should be able to see "SOURCE STANDBY"

I think that the production is still of a high standard. (but you get an extra free of charge "clunk" ) See the video on their website: http://www.bang-olufsen.com/page.asp?id=60 choose first "Mechanics" and the "Sub-assembly of BeoVision 7" Look at the other videoclips to see the development and the assembly of the BeoVision

Er zijn al een aantal Blu-ray recorders: http://www.blu-ray.com/recorders / How much data can you fit on a Blu-ray disc? A single-layer disc can hold 25GB. A dual-layer disc can hold 50GB. To ensure that the Blu-ray Disc format is easily extendable (future-proof) it also includes support for multi-layer discs, which should allow the storage capacity

You'll need an RF-link amplifier (T4052 or T4053) The BV7-40MKIII doesn't "let through" the antenna signal. The RF-out on the BV7-40MKIII only distributes the internal tuner, DVD and connected devices to a link room (with the exception of the HDMI sockets) http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/thread/57830.aspx

Die_Bogener: The MX has during power up white lines on a grey screen: This may be a defect, but it is a more common misbehaviour... let's say, most of the MX5500 have this. Almost quite normal, it's "design". But defect caps can make this effect more visible and much longer. I have this white lines problem with an LX4500. Do I need

To my knowledge it can't be done. I think you tried [LIGHT] [GOTO] [0] [STORE] [2] But you'll change the number of the lamp if you use this key combination on an LC1. For example: the procedure to number the LC1 to lamp 3 is [LIGHT] [GOTO] [3] [STORE] I guess you'll need to touch the stainless plate at the top of the LC1 or use a Beolink

beobuff: I recently purchased a Beovision 7 (production 10/2007) and am absolutely delighted with its performance, except for one annoying mechanical problem. When the DVD player is opened, the vertical door produces an audible clunk sound and a visible jerk, one clunk when it opens and two when it closes. The DVD tray itself is completely silent. What