If you want scrolling text from your FM radio and its not currently visable, then on the BS9000 control panel on the right hand Radio set of buttons press the OK button, and it will come up with TEXT.

If you have characters missing, then it is likely that your FM signal is not of good quality, if this has only recently started to happen, then it is likely that the weather conditions have affected the signal strength.

Thanks for that Keith, i was wondering if my BS9000 was the only one to do scrolling txt on Radio, i will have to boost the signal

Cheers Martin

1973miller wrote:

Thanks for that Keith, i was wondering if my BS9000 was the only one to do scrolling txt on Radio

Don't mention it Martin. 😐

Thanks also Santiago, for your help with this problem. Its all sorted now...

There are times in my life that I have felt stupid and too embarrassed to admit it.  I have had my Beosound 9000 for 10 years and I want to confess my stupidity here and now.

Today, I have learned something about my 9000 that I had no idea it could do. Up until today I had only one radio station that would scroll the RDS info.  With Keith's little "how-to lesson" I just fell in love all over again!  ALL OF MY STATIONS NOW SCROLL the music info!!!

Thank you ALL!!

Roger

I bought a car from new about 6 years ago and have only recently discovered that there is a discreet storage device under the dashboard. I only saw it when after a recent service, the mechanic had to re-set the service counter and plugged his laptop device in under the dashboard.

You just don't know what you don't know.

I wonder how many other bang & olufsen users are oblivious to some of the features of products that they have owned for many years.

Opman

Opman,

You point is a good one, because in my experience on average there is about 10% of functions available in typical B&O product which are not found in the user manual or covered in a manner which leaves the users asking "what is this function do ?".

Keith

If on average 10% of functions are omitted from user guides, think how much the average user is missing out on. From my experience, very few actually read the guide at all.

Over the years the one of the most frequently asked questions must be "why does the red light flash on the BeoCom6000?" This is usually a rhetorical question as the the customer then incorrectly answers their own question by suggesting it is to indicate that the battery needs replacing. I guess the assumption is that a red flashing light is going to cost something to put right.

The other red flashing light favourite was on the Avant when a video tape is ejected but not removed. If a tape is left protruding from the built in vcr, the stand by led flashes when you turn the Avant off.

My other pet hate is to see a BeoSound9000 with discs upside down. I am a compulsive disc straightener. People don't know that the BeoSound9000 remembers the orientation of the disc. So if you put it in level, it will stop spinning within a degree of the same position.

Come to think of it you could write a book on this subject. You could even call it........ an "Instruction book"

Opman

"Come to think of it you could write a book on this subject. You could even call it........ an "Instruction book" "

Oi - You stole my joke !!!!

And..............  do you  remember a phone call a few years ago - when a very polite lady wondered what was behind the "little door" she had just noticed under her TV screen.

This was a few weeks after delivery of a nice new Avant ( via Mr Lucas ! 🤔 ) 

The little door was, of course, the VCR !!!  which she knew nothing about ???  That is a big function to overlook !

DJ, I can't beleive you are still laying claim to that line after all these years ha ha.

Of course we shouldn't overlook that over great urban myth of the TV that follows you as you walk around the living room 👍

How was Glasto? Didn't see your blue tent on the web cam but then to be absoluely honest, I forgot to look. Maybe next year.

Opman