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BeoCenter 2390 connectivity compatibility

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FabioM63
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FabioM63 Posted: Fri, Jan 5 2018 10:26 PM

Hello 

i have a BeoCenter 2300, a pair of Beolab 6000 and a Beolab 3500

i would like to install in the master room the Beocenter with the pair of Beolab 6000 and have a linked room with the Beolab 3500

i also have 2 masterlink wireless 1 that I would like to use (if possible) to connect the master room with the linked one in a wireless mode

is it possible.? I read somewhere that BeoCenter 2300 iis not supporting the beolink wireless 1 ... 

can anyone help me ?

thanks

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RaMaBo replied on Sat, Jan 6 2018 12:27 PM

Hi,

 

the Beosound 2300 doesn't have a masterlink connector!

You need a Beolink Converter Type 1611. This converter is connected to the AUX connecor of the BS 2300 via a 7pin DIN cable to the Beolink converter. Then from the Beolink converter with a masterlink cable to the Beolink Wireless.

 

I once used this setup with a BS 2500 and a BeoLab 2000 with success.

Ralph-Marcus

FabioM63
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I do have the Beolink converter and I tried exactly as you explained.

Using the Aux exit of the BS2300 I connected the cable to the ceo converter and the masterlink from the converter to the beolink wireless 1 set as transmitter

i used the second beolink wireless 1 set as receiver and linked using masterlink cable to the Beosound 3500 bar

I set the Beosound 3500 as option 6 (linked to master room) ... but I could not get any sound out of the linked bar.... 

what have done wrong? also I do not understand how the cd audio output could/should reached the converter ihence go through  the wireless if it is connected to the aux exit of the BeoCenter 2300!,,

am I missing somethings?

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I think you need a Mk2 Beolab 3500. The speaker needs to be connected via Powerlink if using Wireless 1s and only the Mk2 has a Powerlink socket. (the socket on the Mk1 is a MCL socket)

Stoobie 

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Opman replied on Sun, Jan 7 2018 2:20 PM

FabioM63:

I do have the Beolink converter and I tried exactly as you explained.

Using the Aux exit of the BS2300 I connected the cable to the ceo converter and the masterlink from the converter to the beolink wireless 1 set as transmitter

i used the second beolink wireless 1 set as receiver and linked using masterlink cable to the Beosound 3500 bar

I set the Beosound 3500 as option 6 (linked to master room) ... but I could not get any sound out of the linked bar.... 

what have done wrong? also I do not understand how the cd audio output could/should reached the converter ihence go through  the wireless if it is connected to the aux exit of the BeoCenter 2300!,,

am I missing somethings?

It is important tp power everything off when connecting all cables. Then power up the BeoLink convertor first so that it detects the products it is joining.

Regards

Opman

FabioM63
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First of all I would like really to thank all of you for helping me in this matter

I will try to link everything with power off

Just to recap

1) connect Beocenter 2300 using Powerlink port tot the converter 

2) converter is connected to wireless 1 (set as transmitter) using masterlink 

3) second wireless 1 (set as receiver) is connected to bs3500 using masterlink 

I do not get any sound out of the bs3500

Should I give up?

 

FabioM63
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Actually I believe that it worked BUT I guess there is a final set up to add

according to the manual I should “link” the BS3500 using the BeO4 by pressing the button LIST until it appears the option LINK and then by pressing CD Radio or what ever the BSlink to this source 

however thr function LINK needs to be added to the BEO4 ? 

Does anyone can tell me how to do this step on the Beo4? 

Many thanks for any help

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FabioM63:

3) second wireless 1 (set as receiver) is connected to bs3500 using masterlink 

I do not get any sound out of the bs3500

Should I give up?

 

All searches show you need a Mk2 Beolab 3500 and I'm almost positive that the Beolab has to be connected to the wireless 1 with the Powerlink connection.

Stoobietoo
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From a previous posting I found this from Keith Sanders who's the tech advisor for this site.

Let me give you an overview of Beolab 3500 and Beolink Wireless.

First the Beolab 3500 has two variations:-

  1. LCS9000 later to become the Beolab 3500 Mark I which has MCL (Master Control Link) and ML (Masterlink) but NOT Powerlink and has a latest software version of 2.1. You can see the FAQ HERE on how to upgrade to version 2.1 software. The LCS9000 and the Beolab 3500 Mark I CANNOT be used with the Beolink Wireless
  2. Beolab 3500 Mark II was introduced to be linked with the Beolink Wireless, but initially could only be used via the Powerlink, but subsequently was able to be used in a fully Masterlink configuration subject to some product restrictions. The latest version of the software in the Beolab 3500 is version 3.1

The Beolink Wireless requires version 2.0 or above for full Masterlink capability and the latest version is version 2.1

Which means if it is a Beolab 3500 Mark2 it will not work via Masterlink unless you update the software in both.


FabioM63
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I managed to configure bc2300 and bs3500 correctly and now the link room in wireless is receiving and playing correctly 

that’s great 

thanks to all for the help 

Fabio

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