Hi and welcome to Beoworld!

Are you able to test the RCA to DIN adaptor with anything else?  If not, simply select AUX, turn the volume up on your Century and touch your finger lightly against the centre pin of one of the RCA connectors - there should be a noise/hum which confirms the signal path and lead.

A possibility (if the above test does not work) is that the lead is wired to the output pins of the B&O DIN, rather than the required input.  In this case you'd new a new lead.

Hi pb7,

Welcome to Beoworld!  First, are you sure that the cable linking the receiver to the Century is wired correctly?  This cable has the correct wiring for your needs, but not all cables bought elsewhere will be correctly wired for this application:-

Thanks Guy - I did the test. Turned Century up to full volume, inserted the lead into auxiliary input, touch fingers against RCA connector, then inserted and removed the RCA jacks from the bluetooth device. Not a sound from the speakers. Per your advice, this would seem to suggest the RCA/DIN lead is not conveying input to the Century. May need to purchase new lead, per the next post?

Thanks Steve. Per previous post, there is doubt about the cable wiring. Here's the cable I used:

Thanks pb7,

I will get this shipped today, please let me know how you get on when this arrives.

Kind regards, Steve.