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Beolink converter cabling

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Michael
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Michael Posted: Thu, Dec 24 2015 2:38 AM
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Can anyone please remind me what the right way to cable my old Beolink converter to a BM7000?

I vaguely recall having two cables attached.  Powerlink and/or Line in/out?

 

 

Thanks!

 

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Carolpa replied on Thu, Dec 24 2015 5:06 AM

Michael:

Can anyone please remind me what the right way to cable my old Beolink converter to a BM7000?

I vaguely recall having two cables attached.  Powerlink and/or Line in/out?

Thanks!

PL cable straight forward

Datalink cable from a.aux link to tv

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Carolpa replied on Thu, Dec 24 2015 5:06 AM

 

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Michael replied on Thu, Dec 24 2015 2:35 PM

Thanks.  

 

One last thing.  In the absence of the Data Link cable is there any downside ( signal qiuality wise) to using, instead, an old power link cable by simply removing the center pin?

 

 

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Carolpa replied on Thu, Dec 24 2015 3:11 PM

Michael:
Thanks.  

One last thing.  In the absence of the Data Link cable is there any downside ( signal qiuality wise) to using, instead, an old power link cable by simply removing the center pin?

with fully wired PL this should work

note: connect everything else before connecting the T1611 to the mains 

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