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    Tim
    BRONZE Member

    Hey Beoworlders,

     

    I have a spare BeoLab 3500 and a spare BeoLink NL/ML laying around. I thought I. Ould connect the BeoLab 3500 to the BeoLink NL/ML to get sound in my Garden shed that has LAN. Sadly it is not working.

    The BL3500 is my last Masterlink Product and I would love to use it to listen to radio and music from the network.

    I have a BeoSound Core in the living room that could serve as an Audio Master?

     

    I hope you have an idea how I can get the setup up and running.

    br,

    Tim

    p.s. I do not own a Beo4 but I have a spare BR1 (IR) for the garden shed.

    #66187
    Stan
    BRONZE Member

    Since you have no audio or video master on your masterlink side, you need a master link power box. B&O part # 8052447.

    You can read more about it on pg 29 of the BeoLink Handbook http://beointegration.com/uploaded/EN-BeoLink-handbook-v1-7.pdf

    • This reply was modified 1 day, 13 hours ago by Stan.
    #66190
    Madskp
    GOLD Member

    Since you have no audio or video master on your masterlink side, you need a master link power box. B&O part # 8052447.

    You can read more about it on pg 29 of the BeoLink Handbook http://beointegration.com/uploaded/EN-BeoLink-handbook-v1-7.pdf

    Alternativly you can use a Beolink converter type 1611. That will also supply the needed power and might even be cheaper and more available. Also this can give an extra local input if needed.

    Location: Denmark
    #66192
    Madskp
    GOLD Member

    As for the NL/ML converter settings. If you set it up as a Audio Master you can choose to distribute the Core sources to ML Audio source names like CD, A.MEM, Radio, N.Radio, or N.music  or what ever is easiest to control with the Beoremote one.

    Also this can give an extra local input if needed.

    The extra input form a Beolink converter 1611 I mentioned before can then be activated with any video command like, TV, DTV, DVD etc.

    As for the the Beolab 3500 there can be a few settings that needs to be adjusted depending on how it has been used before. If it has been used in a link room on a ML network before you probably should be good to go without changing any settings.

     

     

    Location: Denmark
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