Hi forum ,

How can i connect an "sensor" to my beomaster 7000

It is part number 8087018 ir sensor .

description ;

Sensor

8087018

Sensor cable:

6250266

Length - 50 m (3 x 0.14 mm

with screen). The length

between Sensor and BeoMaster must not exceed 15 m.

IR receiver/transmitter for BeoMaster, fitted with a 5 m

long cable with a 6-pin DIN plug. For connection to the

sensor socket on the BeoMaster.

For use e.g. when the BeoMaster is placed in a glass

cabinet or out of the remote control range.

"

The connection is not clear to me , any help ..............................

nitro2

Not surprised! The Beomaster 7000 does not have a sensor socket - it was deleted from the Beomaster 5500. You will need to hard wire it in - I am afraid I cannot find the instructions for this. 

Aha ,

that's why .................

peter, thanks for your reply .

If one of the readers could help me onm this problem ,.............please

Although this an old thread, let me respond. I just bought a Beomaster 7000, and I was puzzled with a DIN socket coming out from inside the unit. It is connected to the "P89" connector section on PC board 4 inside the unit. It appears to be a factory option that has a B&O connector on the end that plugs into the PC board. There must have been an IR sensor kit with a DIN plug that would go into the socket.

i have taken out print 4 ( cpu unit ) but could not find the connector p89

can you please help me any futher......................

this is the connector i would like to attach. to my beomaster 7000 the ir extension.

When facing the front of the 7000, the connector is a 4 pin connector on the far left end of board 4 at the top. I was in error, the connector is P98, not P89. The DIN connector you have on your unit looks identical to mine. The Service manual for the Beomaster 6500 has diagrams in the back for the Beomaster 7000 that shows the circuit connection. 

Nitro2 - on your other reply to me on the voltage conversion, I see you have the manual. The card layout is shown on page 11-5. Look on the far right top of the picture to see the pins for the connector socket. The connection of the pins to the circuit is shown on the bottom left page of 11-3 in the service manual.

Thanks for all info ,

the sensor will arrive next weekend.

if someone in europe has this cable , please let me know.

Gregg , thank you for all answers.

nitro2

Hi forum ,

for anyone interested , here are the pictures of the connector , and the inside of the "sensor "

maybe for future reference ................................