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Yes, I still have this machine driving me crazy, after two tours to a tech. Came back home, plugged it in, and the Powerlink to the speakers does not work.
I set the OPTIONS to A1 and V0, and the SPEAKER to 1, though the display on the Beomaster does not respond to that.
Having gone through a test session guided by AI, the recommendation was to get a new Omron G2R-2-SN (DC24) relay.
I would much appreciate any input on this. Have I got the settings right? Are there any additional tests I should do? The oputput is fiine; it just does not get to the Pentas.
Location: Scania, Sweden
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I would check that the muting pin in the jack plug isn’t permantly connected to GND.
I’ve seen that before./steffen
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Thank you for your advice, steffen, but although I have tested the audio jack on the left side of the front, and have perfect sound when connecting a headset, I do not know what or where the muting pin is.
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Yes, skolesen, I did, and they work, after I touch the volume on Beo4. I had the Beomaster 7000 checked, and it turns out there was a glitch in the audio jack. The Pentas still do not work.
Location: Scania, Sweden
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Normally if there is only audio in headphone jacket and SPEAKER 2, these can be there reasons:
- a bad mute relay (RL1)
- bad TR2
- the mute pin in the haeadphone jack is constant set to GND.
Next question: Is there audio in SPEAKER 1?
If yes, is there 12V on PL pin 3 (PL ON/OFF) when the BM is on?
If no check TR5 on the power supply.
If yes, then check the PL cables.
/steffen
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Yes, there is audio in Speaker 1 (passive speakers) when I connect the 4500.
I am learning here; 12V on PL pin 3 must mean the powerlink pins, so I will check that, but which powerlink are we talking about? The PL on the BM is not in use.
TR5? What is that?
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