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Re: BV6-26 (Type 9272) and WakeUp Timer

Heribert — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 10:04:08 GMT

In the 2006 Catalogue of the BV6-26 the DVB-S Modeule is shown as an option (as also the Dolby Surround Module is). So at least from that year it is a possibility.

Anyone knows about the Timer question?

Heribert

Re: BV6-26 (Type 9272) and WakeUp Timer

madskp — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 15:02:16 GMT

I know that the DVB-HD module will fit in some of them (don't know wich ones). My parents got one for theirs. But you have to sacrifice the Radio module to make space for it.

Re: BV6-26 (Type 9272) and WakeUp Timer

Hardwriter — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 14:46:31 GMT

I could be wrong but I don't think the BV6-26 will accept a DTV module of any type, at least not the early ones. I believe only the BC6-26 did. You'd need to get B&O to confirm that from the type number.

Re: BV6-26 (Type 9272) and WakeUp Timer

Heribert — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 13:08:27 GMT

no I am not. Would also not make too much sense, as the screen is not big enough for a HD.

Anyone knows what a normal DVB-S module costs? Does it have a slot for CI cards for e.g. ORF.Television?

Re: BV6-26 (Type 9272) and WakeUp Timer

DrDimitris — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 13:05:31 GMT

Heribert:

otherwise the new DVB.HD module

Heribert, are you sure there is a DVB-HD sat module for BV6-26???

BV6-26 (Type 9272) and WakeUp Timer

Heribert — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 12:59:16 GMT

Dear all,

I am planning to buy a used BV6 for my bedroom. It has type number 9272. I want to add a DVB-S Module to it (if the normal non HD module is still available) otherwise the new DVB.HD module.

Now I question if the TV has a wake up timer and if this timer can play SAT Radio programs. I do not want to wake up with TV, but Radio. This would be the perfect Alternative to pull a ML Cable throughout the house.

Thanks.

Heribert