Hallo zusammen!Ich schreibe hier nun zum ersten mal,aber schaue schon seit Jahren viel rum.Vieles wahr bisher äußerst hilfreich.Nun habe ich folgende Frage und hoffe,dass mir jemand helfen kann.Könnte ich meinen Beovision 10 46 via MCL/MC-Converter an dem Beocenter 9500 anschließen und ihn wie in der Anleitung des BC nutzen?*** Penta 3 an BC und BV ohne Lautsprecher *** Habe noch keinen Converter ***Zitat:"Sie können jede beliebige Quelle durch sowohl die Audio- als auch die Videolautsprecher hören. Sie können z.B. den Ton eines Musikvideos durch die Audiolautsprecher hören, während Sie sich das Video auf dem Fernseh- Bildschirm anschauen, Sie können die Audio-Lautsprecher für den Ton der Fernsehnachrichten einschalten, und Sie können den Ton vom Radio oder von jeder anderen Quelle durch die Fernseh-Lautsprecher hören."Geht das tatsächlich noch mit meinem BV10?Über den BV sehe ich nämlich keine Informationen an den Pentas und das will ich einfach nicht :)***Habe Beo6, Beolink 7000, Beolink 1000 mkIV und verschiedene Beo4's
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BC 9500 an BV 10 46
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Hallo Kopfnuss,
die ist da 'General Forum, wo die meisten in Englisch kommunizieren, deshalb weiter in Englisch:
To connect the bc9500 and the BV10 you need the Beolink Converter 1611 or 1614. Additional you need a masterlink cable betwenn the BV and the Converter, an Audio-AUX cable ( 7 pin DIN cable).
Both could be obtained from Steve at Soundsheavenly ( see link at bottom of page). He is very helpful!
To setup the system you need to put the BC and the BV into standby1 then get your BL 1000 ( it's the easiest way). and press <SOUND> <2> <STORE> and then <PICTURE> <0> <STORE>. this setting let the BV ignore the IR Commands and the BC react to Audio _and_ Video commands. The video commands will be routed to the BV via the Beolink converter and Masterlink cable.
Now disconnect the BC and the BV from the mains, wait about 30 seconds and then connect the Audio-AUX cable to the BC9500 (A.AUX/TV socket) and the Beolink converter and the masterlink cable to the converter and the BV10.
The next step is to connect the BC9500 to the mains, wait about 30 seconds, then connect the BV10 to the mains, again wait about 30 seonds and finally connect the Beolink converter to the mains and again waiting about 30 seconds.
Now the system should work as desired: Everything is controlled via your IR Remote. Audio sources will be played through your Pentas as before. Also the Video sound will be heard . The Pentas should show TV for TV, V.Tape for your V.Tpe (V.MEM) and so on.
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sheer madness, thank you. then I'll buy a beolink converter and see if everything works fine. which should I take? 1611, or 1614? are there any differences in the software? I will next install my gateway and linkrooms.Thanks to ulf, I am well acquainted with the old b & o things. a best greeting at this point.thank you al Bundy
Try to get a 1611, this can be used more versatile than the 1614, but the 1614 will do it's job also in your case.
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I now have the part, the settings made. the speakers show everything, but unfortunately no picture.unfortunately I cannot use my BV10 via the Pentas connected to the BC9500. Sound okay, picture nope!
Hi kopfnuss,Try changing both the BC9500 and BV10 to Option 1.Then restart the three devices as Ralph-Marcus described.Now turn your TV on and set default volume to zero. NOT muted, just zero (keep pressing the Volume Down button).Now when you want to watch TV with sound, you’ll need to:1) Press TV (BV10 should show the picture, but sound should be zero). 2) Press AV then TV (should turn the BC9500 on and play the TV sound at the default volume level of the BC9500).3) Any sound or channel number adjustments you now make will be addressed to the BC9500. But if you issue a “video” command, e.g. DVD or Text, the remote will address the TV once more instead of the BC9500.Is that a control process you could live with?Lawrence
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