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    timornellas
    GOLD Member

      I own a Beolab 2000 that I would like to use as a blue tooth speaker. I have never used it as part of a masterlink system. It powers up but as I have no other masterlink devices connected to it, how can I establish if the unit is working correctly before buying the blue tooth adapter please? When powered up it shows two red lights either side of the display and pressing any of the function select buttons doesn’t change the display. I would be grateful for some advice please.

      #52217
      Ravsted
      BRONZE Member

        Watch this video

        Jump to 3m20sec

        That will give you answers

        #52218
        timornellas
        GOLD Member

          Thank you. Now I need to find the converter!

          #52219
          Guy
          Moderator
            • Warwickshire, UK

            Here’s one:  https://www.quality-dream-audio.co.uk/beolink/15121730.html

            I have no link to the company but have bought from them successfully in the past.

            #52220
            B3OHACK3R
            BRONZE Member

              Still work-in-progress but:

              https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-M0dlEqlTk

              #52221
              timornellas
              GOLD Member

                Thank you very much I bought the converter.

                #52222
                Guy
                Moderator
                  • Warwickshire, UK

                  Thank you very much I bought the converter.

                  Great! Come back here if you need help setting it up. In the meantime, you may wish to look at this post (and the wider thread) about using the BL1611 converter:  https://forum.beoworld.org/forums/topic/beolab-3500-and-1611-converter-settings/page/4/#post-14017

                  You’ll be able to substitute your BL2000 for the BL3500 in the diagram, and with the right input cable will be able to select two different sources using a remote.  So you could have a Bluetooth receiver and a turntable, as an example.

                  Later in the same thread I tried my BL2000 with a BL1611 converter (I called it Test 4) and it worked well.

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