Hi Hiort,

1: as far as I know it is only for a direct connection - and would be too unreliable anyway.

Keep your cables!

2: the relay-box can (and must) be finetuned!

3: no personal experiences, but B&O recommends PowerLine - and even sell the Develo dLAN products in the shops.

MM

This drawing is not right. In this setup, the sound from your BC2 played through the BV11 will get delayed twice. (Convertor and Delay-box)

Masterlink from your BC2 should go straight to your NL/ML-convertor. From there expand your ML-network, but start with the delay-box.

DoubleU wrote:

This drawing is not right. In this setup, the sound from your BC2 played through the BV11 will get delayed twice. (Convertor and Delay-box)

Masterlink from your BC2 should go straight to your NL/ML-convertor. From there expand your ML-network, but start with the delay-box.

Thanks.

When you say "go straight to your NL/ML convertor", what do you actually mean? There is only one ML socket on the NL/ML convertor, right? 

Your right! There should be a junction box between BC2 and convertor. From junction box go to the delaybox

Hiort wrote:

DoubleU wrote:

This drawing is not right. In this setup, the sound from your BC2 played through the BV11 will get delayed twice. (Convertor and Delay-box)

Masterlink from your BC2 should go straight to your NL/ML-convertor. From there expand your ML-network, but start with the delay-box.

Thanks.

When you say "go straight to your NL/ML convertor", what do you actually mean? There is only one ML socket on the NL/ML convertor, right? 

I just checked the manual and there is one Mastelink socket and one RJ45 on the "Masterlink side" of the converter. Should I connect the BC2 to eg RJ45 and from Masterlink socket go to delaybox and then to rest of the Masterlink network?

That might work, as the ML and RJ45 on the "Masterlink side" are equal. Not sure though!

What I meant was like in my modified drawing. I only forgot to draw a junction box..

DoubleU wrote:

That might work, as the ML and RJ45 on the "Masterlink side" are equal. Not sure though!

What I meant was like in my modified drawing. I only forgot to draw a junction box..

I see what you mean now.

Have done some additional thinking, and have the below amended drawing. I intended to use my Airport Express to get a simpler setup. It is possible to add that to my existing WLAN and use both ports.

Will it be okay for the NL/ML and the TV to be connected that way?

Not sure with the AE, but this drawing looks better!!

Why don't you replace the AE for a 2nd router and create a dedicated network link router. It's also the way B&O wants you to do this. This way your sound system is cabled and stable. 

And I would replace WLAN for a powerline adapter..

DoubleU wrote:

Not sure with the AE, but this drawing looks better!!

Why don't you replace the AE for a 2nd router and create a dedicated network link router. It's also the way B&O wants you to do this. This way your sound system is cabled and stable. 

And I would replace WLAN for a powerline adapter..

Regarding the AE I´ve tested this morning that its possible to use both ethernet sockets when I use the AE to connect to the existing network over WIFI.

If I would use a connection to the main router over powerline I have only one ethernet connection left on the AE. Not sure its okay to connect both NL/ML and BV11 to a switch.

Could you please explain more in detail how a dedicated network link router would differ from what I have in my drawing?