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  • #52028
    Djmp
    BRONZE Member

    Hi,

    I would like to make a Powerlink Speaker Sense plug (also called an Option 1 plug) to enable the remote control on a Beosound 9000 being used for line out audio. Does anyone have a wiring diagram for it?

     

    Thanks!

    #52029
    NQVHNWI
    FOUNDER Member

    Have a look on Sounds Heavenly. They have a trigger product (BL7.1-7.4) IIRC which may be of use?

    #52030
    Djmp
    BRONZE Member

    Thanks. I want to make my own. I’m guessing it’s something simple like a resistor on the enable pin.

    #52031
    B3OHACK3R
    BRONZE Member

    Hi,

    there aren’t many possibilities for the music system to find out if speakers are plugged in out not. I haven’t tested it but your guess doesn’t sound wrong. Put a tiny load on the ON/OFF signal pin and it will probably work. Something like 100k to ground might be worth a try.

    #52032
    Guy
    Moderator

    Have a look here:  https://archivedforum.beoworld.org/forums/p/42495/352266.aspx#352266

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    #52033
    Ravsted
    BRONZE Member

    I once wanted to connect a non-B&O subwoofer to Beovision 5. If I remember correctly I also soldered PIN 2 to PIN 4 … And obviously soldered the proper PINs to the RCA cable going to the SUB.

    For the BeoSound 9000 the trick with the headphone jack seems even better….

     

    #52034
    Ravsted
    BRONZE Member

    According to the legend Peter Pan a 68k ohm resistor is needed between pin 2 and 4

    https://hifi4all.dk/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=23818&PN=0&TPN=68

    #52035
    Ravsted
    BRONZE Member

    131216

     

    #52036
    Djmp
    BRONZE Member

    Perfect!

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