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This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
Latest post 12-25-2010 10:38 AM by richtoy. 2 replies.
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richtoy
- Joined on 09-20-2007
- Valkenburg, Netherlands
- Posts 184
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Beomedia internal wiring - can anybody help?
Hi
I have just purchased a broken Beomedia 1 (PSU problem). I have fixed (recapped) the PSU but whilst removing the DC-DC converter that sits on top of the motherboard to change its caps, I inadvertently pulled the two small wire that are connected between the motherboard and the PCI card off the motherboard. Looking at the user manual for the motherboard it seems logical that these were connected to the 0 and 12v that are available for a fan. Can anybody confirm this?
Richard
Some of my B&O: BV3/32, MX7000, MX5500, LX5500, MX4000, BM8000, BM6000, Overture, BL8000, BM6000 Quad, BM4400, BM3400, BG-CDX, BM3000, BM1001, BM1200, BM1600, BM1700, BM1500, BM1400, BM2400, BM2300, BM4500, BM4000, BVM70, BVS45-2, BVS60, BC7700, BM2200, BM1900, BG8002, BM1202, BVPenta, BVP45
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Beobuddy
- Joined on 04-18-2007
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Re: Beomedia internal wiring - can anybody help?
Nope, it is the digital audio from the mainboard to the PCI board.
Watch in the corner grijze tule and in the middle on the PCI board grijze tule.
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richtoy
- Joined on 09-20-2007
- Valkenburg, Netherlands
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Re: Beomedia internal wiring - can anybody help?
Beobuddy:
Nope, it is the digital audio from the mainboard to the PCI board.
Watch in the corner grijze tule and in the middle on the PCI board grijze tule.
Thanks very much
Some of my B&O: BV3/32, MX7000, MX5500, LX5500, MX4000, BM8000, BM6000, Overture, BL8000, BM6000 Quad, BM4400, BM3400, BG-CDX, BM3000, BM1001, BM1200, BM1600, BM1700, BM1500, BM1400, BM2400, BM2300, BM4500, BM4000, BVM70, BVS45-2, BVS60, BC7700, BM2200, BM1900, BG8002, BM1202, BVPenta, BVP45
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