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carolpa wrote:
Today I did some work on my NL and noticed that the secondary linked products do work again!
I linked Beosystem 7000 and Beosound 3000 to one Beosound Shape. The cd3000, bg6000 (a.aux of the 3000), cd7000, ph7000 & tp7000 are sources off the Shape.
Assuming you have the BS Core with the Shape, I do not quite know what you mean.The sources from my linked (ML -> NL) BM/CD 6500 have been there all the time – I haven’t noticed any changes.
This – as an example – is with one of my M3’s:
What is bothering me, is that they still haven’t made it possible to link a ML source to the products on the Mozart platform (in my case the BS Theatre)
The ‘Join workaround’ of course is possible there.
But it would be nicer, if one could choose e.g. the CD6500 directly from the Beoremote – especially since the Theatre setup is my main room for listening to CD’s.
MM
the BS3000 and BS7000 BLC both connected to the same Shape (Beosound Core) as primary and secundary beolink.I have all types of B&o remotes, from Beomaster 6000 Commander to Beoremote Halo and almost everthing in between.
Only special ones, for example the Beolink 7000, had some kind of “back light”.
So the issue of finding a button is as old as the B&o remotes. And Yes, one seems to be easier to handle in the dark than the other!Since I got a Demo Beoremote One (IR version) before the official introduction, I’m prefer this remote.
I learned quite quickly, even in the dark, to find the right buttons. Now I owe and use on a daily base several ones. I hardly use any Beo4 anymore, sometimes I use one of the Beolink 1000 family though (because some commands are so simple to execute).Until now none of my BR1’s have had any technical issue.
did anybody try to use a fixed IP address for the BS Core?
or
without fixed IP address: what happens if the router’s lease time for an IP address is extended to for example 1 week
or
if WiFi-connected: try to push the Core to the 2.4GHz and to a fixed channel (f.e. 11)
- I asume that Networklink and Ethernet are on the same network/domain (black and green in your drawing).
- Set the BLC (Beolink NL/ML converter) as “VMaster” (or ASlave; Configuration-Settings). Note: don’t to forget SAVE after every change made!
- Tick the box of the “CD” on the page “Configuration-Experience mapped to NL” (note: here you can change the name from “CD” to f.e. “cd9000” also)
- Set the Core in your Office: in the B&o app select the Core; select “Settings”; on the “Product settings” page select “Configure”; select “Beolink”; select “Link to other Products”; in the primary selectbox select the BLC; hit the “Connect” button.
- Now goto “Your Content” (somewhat higher in the list) and select “sources”; select “in local list”; check the boxes of the sources for this Core (be sure the cd9000 is slected); click “Save”.
- Now the cd9000 source should be available as source of the Core (see your Halo) and can be joined by other NL products.
And minimserver also does not work
I disagree!
I use Minimserver for several years now. It is seen by all my B&o and yes, also by my Beosound 5 Encore.Plex I rejected in the past as music server. So I have no knowledge anymore about the correct settings.
EDIT: Does the “DLNA default protocol info” contain music protocols? It shows (but the box is short….) only video protocols.
