I've recently come into a Beosound 9000 which previously had a B&O TV connected to it. It had been operating fine for months but now when it turns on it says "TV Operated" and only parts of the controls seem to function.

I can switch from Radio to CD and fully control the radio channel selection and hear the radio. The volume control section doesn't work from the Beo9000 or the Beo4 remote. When I switch to the CD (while the CD is spinning and I can change CD's but only with the buttons to the right of each CD), I hear white noise with the CD's and still can't use any of the volume controls.

 
Does my Beo9000 think the TV is plugged in and controlling it?

TIA, Greg

 

When BS9000 has no speaker connected it auto. change option to 0. As you hear white noise your Power link cable is maybe def.

your option should be 1, Press st.by and "list" the same time then list undtil option? then A.opt + 1

 Hi I have the opposite problem. i have had a bs 9000 standalone, and have now purchased a beovision 4 50". My lab 1s are now connected directly to the beovision 4s control box (beosystem) and I have chaned the option on my tv to 2 and audio 9000 to 0. I have a masterlink connected directly between the 9000 and beosystem tv box ......but I cannot get any sound from the bs9000 or ge the remote to work with it anymore. I have obviously removed lab 1s directly connected from the 9000 and changed the option ....  ANY IDEAS ????

am i missing something here ?

i may be wrong here, but shouldnt your tv be set to option 1 and your bs9000 to option 0

jay

This is what the configuration guide says:

************************* VIDEO SYSTEM SETUP **************************

BeoVision 4
BeoLab 1

Connection Video

Connect the aerial to the aerial input of the TV-set.

Connect the Beolab to the POWER LINK socket (FRONT) on the BeoVision
using a Power Link cable.

Both Power Link sockets contain left and right channel information.

The second POWER LINK cable socket on the Beolab enables signal
loop-through to the second Beolab using another Power Link cable.

Setting switches on the Beolab

Set the MODE switch to position L or R to determine whether the
loudspeaker should serve as a left or right loudspeaker.

The Position and Setup switch on the BeoLab should be adjusted according
to the guidelines in the enclosed guide.

Selecting option on the TV-set

Option: OPTION 2, with Beo4

                Press:                          | Display:
                -------------------------------------------
                STANDBY + LIST at the same time | OPTION?
                GO                              | V.OPT
                2                               | Observe confirmation
                                                | from BeoVision

Programming the setup

Setup:

Procedure for the setting up of connected sources:
         MENU / Setup / Connections
Fill in the menu as follows:

 -----------------------------------------
 V.Tape         AV             Decoder
 None           None           None
 -----------------------------------------

After filling in the menu, confirm the settings by pressing GO.

Speaker Setup.

Press: MENU, 4 (Setup), 2 (Sound)
Edit the menu using <<, >>, STEP UP and STEP DOWN.

Press: 2 (Speaker type).
Complete the menu by specifying the speaker types available in the setup.

Press: 3 (Speaker Distance)
Complete the menu by specifying the distance from the listening position to
the various speakers.

Press: 4 (Speaker level)
Complete the menu to set the sound at the same level from all speakers in
the setup.

Confirm by selecting GO in each menu to save the settings.

In case of interference between the modulator frequency and other
signals in the UHF region, adjust the modulator frequency
from the TV menu. Procedure:
         Setup / Tuning / Link Frequency
When you have found the desired frequency, press (GO/PLAY) to save it.
The recommended distance between stations in the UHF region is 16 Mhz.

************************* AUDIO SYSTEM SETUP **************************

BeoSound 9000

Connection Audio

Connect the aerial to the aerial input of the audio master.

Selecting option on the audio master

Option:  AUTO configurating (option 0)

********************* AUDIO/VIDEO/LINK SYSTEM SETUP *******************

Connection

Connect the Master Link socket of the audiomaster to the MASTER LINK
socket of the TV-set using a BeoLink cable.

Note!

No Audio Timer recording from 3-digit program numbers is possible,
e.g. from the Satellite receiver in BeoVision.

NOTE
 If a 2-speaker setup is used, all speaker type menu items must be set to NONE, and
the speaker should be connected to FRONT.
The BeoSystem 2 software must be version 15.2 or higher.

********************* REMOTE CONTROL FOR MAIN ROOM ********************

The recommended remote control is Beo4

The following remote controls may also be used:
Beolink 1000

However, there may be functional limitations if the alternative
remote control is used

Setup for Beo4 remote control:
 

Beo4's "LIST" must contain the following items in order to be able
to operate the Main Room products.

FORMAT STAND SPEAKER CLOCK
SELECT RANDOM TRACK EDIT
LARGE REVEAL INDEX UDDATE MIX SUBCODE STORE
A.SETUP (only with S/W 2.0 or higher in Beo4)
AV      (only with S/W 4.0 or higher in Beo4)
 
See Beo4's operation manual page 10/12 on REMOVE and ADD functions
from/to the List

Thanks guys, ive double checked everything and it still does not work ??

 Have managed to get round the problem for now by plugging speaker cables (as well as from the Beovision 4 TV to the Lab 1s in socket 2 (loop socket)  anyway for now this gives me sound from both my TV and BS 9000 ....not ideal and not the correct setup but just a workaround for now until I figure out what is wrong in the setup.

 thanks again for your detailed reply guys

 scott

hi all,

i am moving forward w/ an addition to my primary residence and have found myself scratching my head a bit...

my current setup works fine and is:

in one room: avant32 ml'd to a bs9000. 4 speakers run from the avant. no speakers connected to the 9000.

simple enough...

after construction, i intend to split the system up. that is: the avant and 4 speakers in one room. the bs9000 now w/ 2 speakers attached in another room. (down the line some beolink actives, but that is not the issue, yet.)

my question is: after reading the ml handbook, and trying the PCG -i think i am getting some conflicting info regarding option programming.

can anyone enlighten before i pick up a bottle?

thanks in advance,