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Re: Beomaster/CD jumps 2 tracks when using remote to skip 1

simonbring — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 02:31:32 GMT

Hi!

Actually, when testing it again, the master-master setup works best! Otherwise I cannot control the stereo the way I want. I do not know why it did not work before, the signal got duplicated anyway(My TV is not very reliable I think). But now it works!

Thanks!

Simon

Re: Beomaster/CD jumps 2 tracks when using remote to skip 1

Foxtrott — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 10:10:10 GMT

Hi Simon

Keep in mind that an v.opt 2 and a.opt 0 setup means that you have to connect the speakers to the MX (if you haven't already done).

Strange that a master-master (both in opt 1) didn't worked well. I have a BC9500+Beolabs connected via Datalink to an MX7000 both in option1 and it works like a charm. What problems did you experienced in the master-master setup?

cheers

Foxtrott

Re: Beomaster/CD jumps 2 tracks when using remote to skip 1

simonbring — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 05:11:55 GMT

Ok, Thank you!

I will try with the video option 2 and audio option 0, I previously tried with both on option 1 but that did not work too good..

BR,

Simon

Re: Beomaster/CD jumps 2 tracks when using remote to skip 1

joeyboygolf — Tue, 29 May 2007 13:58:52 GMT

Quite correct Andy so I've edited the post.

I'd just been reading Lee's post on the white 7000 system and I was over excited!!

Re: Beomaster/CD jumps 2 tracks when using remote to skip 1

Jandyt — Tue, 29 May 2007 13:51:41 GMT

Graham, you might have confused the issue by saying put the 7000 in option 0.
The only 7000 he has is his remote!
Tell me to butt out if I'm speaking c**p.

Andy T.

Re: Beomaster/CD jumps 2 tracks when using remote to skip 1

Daniel — Tue, 29 May 2007 09:32:36 GMT

Or put both in option 1.

Re: Beomaster/CD jumps 2 tracks when using remote to skip 1

joeyboygolf — Tue, 29 May 2007 08:53:07 GMT

You need to set the 6500 to option 0 and the MX6000 to option 2. Then all commands will be routed through the MX.

With everything in standby take your beolink 1000 and press

Picture 2 Store then Sound 0 Store

The standby light on the relevent item should blink as the command is accepted.

Re: Beomaster/CD jumps 2 tracks when using remote to skip 1

simonbring — Tue, 29 May 2007 08:04:27 GMT

Hello!

I have a Beosystem 6500(with a beogram 4500) with beolab 5000 and beolab 4500 and Cona. To that I have connected a Beovision MX 6000 to the AUX input on the stereo.

I control the setup with a beolink7000, beolink5000, beolink1000 and a beo4.

How do I set the MX to option "0"?

Sincerely,

Simon Bring

Re: Beomaster/CD jumps 2 tracks when using remote to skip 1

matheyl — Thu, 24 May 2007 15:19:25 GMT

Right,

Have the same problem with AV5 and Beocenter 2....

It's sometimes complicated to get easy....

Laurent.

Re: Beomaster/CD jumps 2 tracks when using remote to skip 1

Craig — Thu, 24 May 2007 13:48:29 GMT

jandyt:
Hi Simon, I think you must have an audio and a video master connected and they are both picking up the IR signal hence the duplication.
If you have, then you need to put the audiomaster into option 0 so it doesn't pickup a signal
What components are you using?
Andy T.

Have to agree with Andy on this one. Had the same problem with my Beocenter9000 and BV3.

Craig

Re: Beomaster/CD jumps 2 tracks when using remote to skip 1

Jandyt — Thu, 24 May 2007 13:04:59 GMT

Hi Simon, I think you must have an audio and a video master connected and they are both picking up the IR signal hence the duplication.
If you have, then you need to put the audiomaster into option 0 so it doesn't pickup a signal
What components are you using?

Andy T.

Beomaster/CD jumps 2 tracks when using remote to skip 1

simonbring — Thu, 24 May 2007 12:57:20 GMT

Hello!

I have a very awkward problem with my beomaster 6500. When I use a remote (beolink 1000, 5000 or 7000) to skip to next track on the CD, the beogram jumps two! The same problem with the beomaster, when I increase the volume it is increased twice as much as I press on the remote. Has anyone experienced this before?

Regards,

Simon Bring