Connect your 238 box on the harddiscrecorder side, 10 m is a long way, but I think it works. If so, you don`t an Infrared Emitter at all. They are built into the box. Good luck.
Stefan
Connect your 238 box on the harddiscrecorder side, 10 m is a long way, but I think it works. If so, you don`t an Infrared Emitter at all. They are built into the box. Good luck.
Stefan
Transmit the BV7 (on the Scart pin 8) the N.MUSIC or other audio commands too??
Thank's
Interesting post; I will also give this a try.
Main reason to try is that I hope to improve the signal receiving this way. Using the Lintronic box only, I have to point the Beo4 to the box.
Is the IR signal available on all scart connections (for instance on a Avant)?
Bieele
Hi
I use A Beolink IR receiver from a Beolink passive for my lintronic box because I was not happy with the internal receiver. now it works just as good as my other B&O products.
Søren
thank you Stefan! Datalink is the MCL right'
Is it possible to connect the data from ML connector (Pin1 and 2) into the Lintronic? Yes it's a balanced signal but with a little electronics (Op amp) it's possible to unbalanced the signal?
Hi Stefan & other experts,
4-5 months ago I tested Stefans setup but never finalized the 'project'.. And today was supposed to be the day.. However, I have a strange problem when using the scart metod:
TT-238 is listening to scart PIN8 - The lintronic software (configurator ver. 001.004.008) is receiving BEO4 remote commands (also from link rooms), but the TT238 is not transmitting anything.. strange..
Any suggestions before I tear off my hair? 😕
Gordon,
did you map the incoming Beo commands to the 3rd party commands? You have to set up the memory map, so that the Lintronic box is able to send commands. The Lintronic box must be able to "see" the 3rd party device.
Stefan
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