[Madskp]

Another thing that comes to mind that might not be a thing, but wont hurt to do is to check if Masterlink (ML) is set to off on the BL3500 as that is not needed in this setup.

with the remote press

Menu + 0 + 0 + Play ( If your BL1000 doesn’t have menu use shift + text).

If the display show ML ON use the arrows to change it to ML OFF

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Hi again

Regarding option settings, try that first.

Reading your first post it sounds like the BL3500 is in another room than the BC9500, so opt. 6 would be right.

Beolink 1000: Link + 6 + Store, the BL3500 should show option 6 in the display

Regarding wirering the first thing I would check is if you are using the speaker 2 sockets for the MCL plugs, and that you have the correct left/right polarity (I do not suspect that as you can control the music)

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kirin wrote:

Hello, you said, reset the CMOS, did you check whether the battery has the correct 3V voltage? I had one where I thought as well the mainboard might be dead but it was just an old battery

I replaced the battery today, but still no luck.

I also meassured that all voltages on the ATX connecter is within specification, and they are.

Next I replaced 2 1000uf caps next to the ATX connector as one of the looked bulgy. Still no sign of life.

 

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[Madskp]

Dont worry, its just a CR2032 coincell battery on the PCmotherboard to hold the clock. I have never seen leaks on these even on very old computers.

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Hello and thanks for the input.
I have measured the battery voltage to 3V, but I could try to put in a new one tomorrow just to rule that out.

Could be interesting with another motherboard. The only one of the same type I can find cost more than another BM5/BS5

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Guy wrote:

On the older BV10 you got to the Service Mode by pressing MENU then 0 0 GO within 3 seconds, so you could give that a try!

I tried this on my Beoplay V1, but I can’t get that combination to work. It will just acces the menu, ignore the 0’s, and select the first menu item

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[Madskp]

Guy wrote:

According to the Service Manual, there’s a ‘Customer Service Menu’ but I don’t think it shows the ‘counters’. To access: Press the MENU button on the remote control, choose ‘Setup’, and press the Centre button. Press RED button and within 3 seconds press the Centre button.

I can confirm this is how the customer service menu is accesed on a Beoplay V1 ( same platform). But I dont see counters anywhere, so it might only be via the servicetool as Guy mention.

 

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[Madskp]

What are these power supplies intended for? Based on the Din plug my guess would be soldering irons?

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Nicholson wrote:

Am I correct to assume that Data male-to-male 2-pin minijack cable is a special B&O cable? I can’t seem to find any in my searches.

It might be called trigger cable or mono cable. I think the most important is that it has two male 2 pin minjack 3.5mm conenctors

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[Madskp]

Millemissen wrote:

Looks like two sets of identical cables.

It is one cable, but in one end the individual cables just have some length to fit the space between connected components.  wired up for 2 whole sets of connections with both analog sound Left and Right (phono plugs with thin wires),  digital sound, coax (phono plug with thick wire),  composite video (phono plug with thick wire), S-video (S-Video plug), and data/control signal cable (2 pin minijack).

My father got me two sets of these cables once when he was still working at B&O. I striped them down and rebuilt them to make cables for sound from PC to stereo, and video cable from computers to TV’s. Hell of a work to get those cables disassembled as the wires inside are twisted.

Nicholson wrote:

Next question, Any idea what the DATA cable and Digital output cables might look like? I’ve been searching around online to find somewhere to order those without avail.

The digital cables are with phono plugs as described above.

The data cable is the one with 2 pin minijack. Looking at the picture though it sees like it is with a male connector in one end, but with at female connector in the other end. I think you will need a 2 pin minijack cable with male connectors in both ends to be able to connect it to the DVD players data connection.

Guy wrote:

I think that’s in case your TV is connected to further TVs in link rooms. Only the analogue signals would be distributed, whereas digital available in the main room for better quality/surround.

I agree that must be the explanation, and also it might be an easier way to explain i to the end user to just connect all cables.

 

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[Madskp]

Ahh now I see what you mean. Found this thread with the video showing the cleaning https://forum.beoworld.org/forums/topic/who-wants-his-beosound-9000-to-live-forever/#post-11109

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[Madskp]

It works for me too now that I see that the pictures are shown when clicking the links.

Thanks ?

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Thanks for the input. I will defeneatly check all the buttons before I begin.

Could be great if the CD reading issue is just about cleaning. If anyone has other input in that regard it is very welcome

 

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[Madskp]

I got a Beosound Ouverture and just did a quick test with powerlink from that to the Powerlink connector on the BL3500 MKII just to see if it was any different than the Powerlink connections from my MCL2AV that I had tried with previously.

Tried with ML both on and off, but no reaction from the BL3500 at all.

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[Madskp]

matador wrote:

Laser eye to be cleaned/replaced. Common fault.

Will try to clean it before I take anything apart to check if that helps.

matador wrote:

ape belt, common fault again. Full tutorial on the old forum, unfortunately with pictures missing. 2 hours work and quite an adventure but pretty sure that’s the fault (three Ouvertures, three time the problem).

Thanks for the heads up about estimated time consumption 🙂

I found the thread here https://archivedforum2.beoworld.org/forums/t/26380.aspx

A google search for Beoworld Ouverture belt shows a thumbnail of one of the pictures in the search result.

 

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[Madskp]

Just aquired a BS Overture with some issues for tape and CD, but the ML part of it is working fine, so I thought I might do some testing with that and the BLC 1611 and BLC 1614 boxes.

BS Overture A-opt. 2 – ML – 1611 – iphone

All video commands will activate the video input on the BLC 1611. No audio commands will do anything. Guess that the audio commands are all assigned to the internal sources, and the AUX input. But a great way to get an extra aux input for a BS Overture.

Same setup but with a BLC 1614 showed the same result, which also makes sense as there is a Audiomaster in the setup.

 

Also tried a quick teest with one of the BLC 1610 boxes with an external 12V supply, and set to local 1611 and tried the 1-2-3 switch in all positions but with no response. Might be that I also need a -12V supply to make it work, or that particular box is defect, or that it will not work at all.

 

 

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[Madskp]

I would suspect that 2 of the pins is Ground and probably internally connected.

If you have a multimeter you could do some continuity testing to find out if any of them is connected.

hope this could help you a little

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[Madskp]

Can you choose to control B&O TV’s in the Fire Cub settings?

if not there might be a risk that it doesn’t use 455khz Ir signals as used in B&O remotes.

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Just added some extra info regarding the early SW versions that I found in the old forums

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Guy wrote:

Any plans to make the stand work, or does it already?

This solution https://neomesteren.dk/en/saadan-installeres-bm-7-adapteren should be able to do that, although limited to certain tv manufactures.

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