Location: Denmark
MCL2AV datalink CD and TAPE connections
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However if the local sources are not datalink equipped Beocord or Beogram/CD the MCL2AV will revert the PHONO, CD and TAPE commands to the MCL connection and try to play these source from the main room instead. The local ports can still be operated, but with a longer command like SHIFT, RADIO, 6 for tape and SHIFT, RADIO, 7 for CD.
In practice what happens when TAPE is pressed is that the local TAPE connection is activated for 5-10 seconds, and then it reverts to the MCL connection. My best guess is that it needs some kind of handshake with a datalink equipped unit to keep the TAPE command to the local connection.
What I would like to know is if it was possible by simple means to fake a datalink connection on the local connections so the simple TAPE and CD commands can be used.
So my question to the datalink bits and bytes experts of this forum is if the handshake between a Master unit and a datalink Beocord/Beogram require a microchip with some software, or if it could be solved by a more simple electronic circiut?
Hope this makes sense and that someone can answer it
Thanks in advance
Yes, it's really just digital. As far as I know no master or slave device does any kind of analog readings on the data pin.
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