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BeoLink Converter 1611 Innovative Configurations
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BS9000 has no datalink on the aux connector. But the powerlink connector has data (DL86?) on pin 6. What do you think ?I am not sure the data connection i the Powerlink connectors will be of much use depending on the goal. If it is just to get an extra AUX input without datalink Usecase 6 above /api/files/d982635e23dc4d7a9fae07f4eee0a4ed can be used. If it is to be able to control a B&O record player or tape deck it may require to set the BS9000 in opt. 5 or 6 (as a link room) and via Masterlink connect to a Beolink converter 1611 and the via datalink to a Beomaster 3500/4500/5500/6500/7000 or a MCL2AV (in option 0 or with the IR eye covered) where the record player and/or tape deck is connected. It should then be possible to use theses source with a LINK + PHONO/TAPE command from the BS9000
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Your examples are great - really helpful - thank you.
Your 8th .pdf shows a Beomaster 4500 in a link room connected with a special aux cable - I assume this works as a slave unit only.
Would this setup work with any other audio products that would normally be an audio master, eg Beocenter 9500?
Thanks
Alan
Your examples are great - really helpful - thank you.
Your 8th .pdf shows a Beomaster 4500 in a link room connected with a special aux cable - I assume this works as a slave unit only.
Would this setup work with any other audio products that would normally be an audio master, eg Beocenter 9500?
Thanks
Alan
Hi Your examples are great – really helpful – thank you. Your 8th .pdf shows a Beomaster 4500 in a link room connected with a special aux cable – I assume this works as a slave unit only. Would this setup work with any other audio products that would normally be an audio master, eg Beocenter 9500? Thanks AlanAs far as I can tell it should work with other Audio master also. However there might be limitations since B&O never made it official. Note that it will only work with an older software revision on the Beomaster 4500. In this other thread I have tested it with a direct connection to a Beocenter 9300 with the crossed cable.
Location: Denmark
Hi again
Sorry - I might not have been clear on my earlier post. I wonder the a Beoceter 9500 could be used as the slave unit instead of the Beomaster 4500?
Thanks
Alan
Sorry - I might not have been clear on my earlier post. I wonder the a Beoceter 9500 could be used as the slave unit instead of the Beomaster 4500?
Thanks
Alan
Location: Denmark
Did somebody test 1611 with a beomaster 5 to get AUX-in? I`d like to connect a beogram 5500.
Is Datalink to control beogram also supported?
Is Datalink to control beogram also supported?
Did somebody test 1611 with a beomaster 5 to get AUX-in? I`d like to connect a beogram 5500.The Beomaster 5 I have is dead, so haven't been able to test this scenario. However I can't see no reason it shouldn't work as it would be the same as having the Beomaster 5 and an other Beomaster/Beosound/Beocenter in the same masterlink network.
Is Datalink to control beogram also supported?To control a Beogram you would also need a MCL2AV. The setup would be much like usecase 5 from my earlier post /api/files/2d139e8dd7504b04b47c855626ee1d24 Not sure how the option settings on the Beomsater 5 should be as I have yet to use one. Note that if a MCL2AV is used the Beogram is connected to the CD connection and controlled with the CD command. That is however a good thing as the phono command is the same as N.MUSIC and would introduce a conflict.
Location: Denmark
Thanks,
will try to get a 1611 and MCL 2AV. Interestingly in this thread
/forum/general-discussion-and-questions/beosound-5-samsung-tv-converter-1611-aaux#post-2079685
it is mentioned that the version number of the 1611 matters.....
will try to get a 1611 and MCL 2AV. Interestingly in this thread
/forum/general-discussion-and-questions/beosound-5-samsung-tv-converter-1611-aaux#post-2079685
it is mentioned that the version number of the 1611 matters.....
Thanks, will try to get a 1611 and MCL 2AV. Interestingly in this thread /forum/general-discussion-and-questions/beosound-5-samsung-tv-converter-1611-aaux#post-2079685 it is mentioned that the version number of the 1611 matters…..None of my 1611 converters has that long type number, but have proven to work for several configurations from this and other threads. I think the important thing is you do not get a type 1614 converter as it can not act as an audio master. Both my 1611 converter has SW 1.3, and I have yet to see one with an other software version
Location: Denmark
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