How come I can switch my Beolab 2000 on with the volume control of my Beocom 6000 in the bedroom but not the Beolab 2000 in the kitchen using the same method. The Beosound 3200 is in the Living room.

 

I have just chekced and I think I have managed to put the kitchen one on option 6 is that correct?

 

I am just curious what is wrong after all all should be the same. 

Don't think they have the same SW.

Now that could be an option. Never mind I can live with it. Maybe one day I get Bath to sort it. Not that it is their fault it's just them I bought one of my speakers from and they are my dealer.

Toby,

The problem is likely to be caused because one unit has the old Masterlink module and the other has the new Masterlink version.

Ask your dealer to check it for you by serial number.

Toby:

I have just chekced and I think I have managed to put the kitchen one on option 6 is that correct?

Option 6 is link mode so you must press the button between the [A] and [V] before you press [A] or [V]. On mk I the button is marked with a dot. Don't know what's on mk II.

Daniel:

Toby:

I have just checked and I think I have managed to put the kitchen one on option 6 is that correct?

Option 6 is link mode so you must press the button between the [A] and [V] before you press [A] or [V]. On mk I the button is marked with a dot. Don't know what's on mk II.

 

Yupp I did that. Still no joy.