Hello Gordon,

you don´t need the MCL 2P - the MX 4002 - as well as the MX 4000 - has two speaker sockets for passive speakers on the backside! So you can directly connect your passive speakers!

regards, Adrian

try switching tv off then on - the 2p light should change to green and the speakers boot up!

good luck

tony

Speakers directly connected to MX-4002 works fine, but I would like to turn off the tv speaker..

Tried to turn on/off several times :-(

Any ideas on the cabeling? I can'y connect a powerlink cable wrong?? can I?

is it a full wired powerlink-cable?

hmm.. don't know..

Tried 2 cables so far:

8 pins - nothing works

5 pins (aux cable) - makes light go green on MCL 2P when TV turned on, but gives no sound..

What kind of powerlink cable should I buy?

Had the same problem (MCL 2P would not turn on).

Gordon38 wrote:

Speakers directly connected to MX-4002 works fine, but I would like to turn off the tv speaker..

Tried to turn on/off several times :-(

Any ideas on the cabeling? I can'y connect a powerlink cable wrong?? can I?

If I'm not mistaken you can choose to go for speaker 1,2,3 which means you can choose which sourse of speakers you want to listen to.

I alreade have one MX4002 my self but only use a pair of passive on to listen to.

I doubt if I would be using an MCL2P on it. From my point of view it just doesn't make any sence.

If have a set of beovox 3000 connected to my mx4000 (testing this setup) - no sound from the tv, just the speakers.

No mcl2p needed...

Ralf

kallasr wrote:

If have a set of beovox 3000 connected to my mx4000 (testing this setup) - no sound from the tv, just the speakers.

How did you manage that...? From what I know looking at the schematics (and in practice with my MX6000), there are no switches or switching between the external and internal speakers. They are connected directly in parallel. A headphone plugged in would mute them both, though.

Do your internal speakers work at all if you unplug the 3000's?