[mdonald]

I finally managed to solve the problem and get the BC9300 derived from the BS3 to work.
The problem was the AV/Aux cable, I bought another 7 pin cable and now it works. I checked that the new cable has all pins wired, so just 4 (1,2,4, 6) is not enough.
I thank Madskp and Guy who gave me advice and guidance.
I would like to ask one last thing about the functioning of the Masterlink system:
if I press CD on the remote control with the devices off, BS# and BC9300 turn on in sequence and the CD starts and everything works, and when I press standby everything turns off, then if via remote control I switch from CD to TV (function of BS3 only) it activates TV and CD stops, but BC9300 stays on. Then if I press standby on the remote control the BS3 turns off but not the BC9300 which remains on the CD function.
It’s normal? Where can I find Masterlink instructions?

Thanks again to everyone.
Michele

[Guy]

Great news that you got it working – thanks for letting us know.

The behaviour when you press TV sounds normal. Effectively, the BC9300 is not turned off because it is part of the integrated AV system which is still in use, albeit for TV. A long press on the remote’s OFF button is usually used to turn off the complete system.

[mdonald]

I would like to ask one more thing about the functioning of the Masterlink system:

if I load the cd pressing the buttons (touch) on the BC9300, and then I press PLAY, the CD start spinning but the BS3 doesn’t switch on and the music doesn’t fill the room :), and this is normal, so should I use the CD only by Beo4?

I have the Mastrlink Handbook, which has a lot of information about configurations and setup, but there is not much like this about using the system, other than through the beo4

[Guy]

Do you still have a powerlink cable between the BC9300 and BL1611 converter? The setup needs this to pass control panel (not Beo4) commands from the BC9300 to the rest of the system.

[Author]

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