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Re: Vintage Beovision LX 2500 A/V tuning

solderon29 — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 12:58:18 GMT

Re: Vintage Beovision LX 2500 A/V tuning

solderon29 — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 12:53:19 GMT

Ah yes! I remember now,it's to stabilise video signals,and can be set per preset,but I'm not sure it works on the av inputs?Try it anyway.

Via the Beolink 1000,it's TV-Shift-2-Store-Store,to set a preset,and an A/V symbol then appears in the onscreen display.

Regards,

Nick

Re: Vintage Beovision LX 2500 A/V tuning

damatt — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 18:40:24 GMT

solderon29:
I think it might be Shift tv 2,to stabilse the picture?

Yes you're right [SHIFT] [TV] [2] is to select the scart.

[SHIFT] [TV] [3] is to select to 6-pin A/V connector

But there was also a [CONTROL] key on the V-terminal and I think that he's trying to find out how that works on the Beolink1000.

I don't think that there's a key combination on the Beolink1000 for that.

I used to have a Beolink7000 with a [CONTROL] key, but I never found that function on the Beolink1000.

Re: Vintage Beovision LX 2500 A/V tuning

solderon29 — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 15:47:04 GMT

I think it might be Shift tv 2,to stabilse the picture?

Re: Vintage Beovision LX 2500 A/V tuning

damatt — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 13:31:52 GMT

Do you mean with mk3 the Beolink1000mk3?

I ask this because the original remote that came with the LX2500 was the V-terminal or AV-terminal.

If it's the Beolink1000, did you try [GOTO] or [SHIFT] [GOTO]

Vintage Beovision LX 2500 A/V tuning

Dreadservices — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 13:10:06 GMT

Hi everyone,

I am having a problem with my B&O tv getting the A/V picture to stabalise. I have the original Mk3 remote and user manual and have tried to follow the instructions. I have sussed that the AUX is the shift key but I am struggling with what the Control key is in the manual, I assume that all the functions can be used using the most advanced remote. I hope that someone out there has experienced this before and solved it and it is not a fault on my set. That would make me most upset as the rest of my vintage equipment works perfectly together. Please could somebody help me?