Tips, Tricks and TechniquesSubstituting a BeoLab 2 |
How to connect another manufacturer's active sub-woofer to a BeoVision Avant TV:
You need an ordinary stereo audio cable with
two phono (RCA) plugs wired normally at one end (for the line level inputs on
your sub) and a 5-pin DIN plug at the other end (for the Avant's subwoofer
socket). Although the sub socket on the Avant is an 8-pin and PowerLink uses
8-pin plugs, you only need a standard 5-pin '180 degree' DIN plug to connect a
non-B&O sub.
Refer to the pin diagram for the DIN plug
connections. Note that the diagram shows the pins from the BACK of the plug,
i.e. the soldering side.
Connect the left phono through to pins 2 and 3 - the cable outer 'screen' to pin
2 and the inner core to pin 3.
Connect the right phono through to pins 2 and 5 - the cable outer 'screen' to
pin 2 and the inner core to pin 5.
Within the DIN plug you need to connect pin 4 to pin 2 (to 'fool' the Avant into
thinking that it's 'talking' to a powered-up BeoLab 2 sub-woofer).
Please note that while extreme care has been taken to ensure that the information on this site is correct, BeoTech/BeoWorld realises that this cannot replace the knowledge and experience of an authorised Bang & Olufsen dealer. The site would always advise consulting such a dealer for difficult installations or more technical information relating to Bang & Olufsen products. Please refer to the main BeoWorld Web site for lists of dealers. |
(Taken from the BeoWorld Forum)
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