[Madskp]

On the Beoworld product page https://www.beoworld.co.uk/prod_details.asp?pid=718 it is stated that the Beogram RX2 turntable is datalink compatible.

However on the diagrams in the servicemanual no connection for datalink is shown

Comparing the diagram to the one for Beogram 2000 and 5000 a lot of the diagram looks identical except for the microchip for control being another one, but PIN numbers being the same

Question is: Wil the RX 2 work with datalink if the diodes, resistor and capacitor shown on the diagram for the BG2000/5000?

 

[Dillen]

The Beogram RX and TX (R for Radial. T for Tangential) models were intended primarily for customers having a non-B&O receiver/amplifier.
They have twin RCA plugs from factory and none of them have datalink support.

Martin

[Madskp]

Dillen wrote:

The Beogram RX and TX (R for Radial. T for Tangential) models were intended primarily for customers having a non-B&O receiver/amplifier. They have twin RCA plugs from factory and none of them have datalink support. Martin

ok, but the diagram in the servicemanual shows the 5pin plug, but that might just be how it was shown on the diagrams at that time

[Dillen]

In the OP, your first schematics are for Beogram 1800 (= Beogram 2000 but no datalink), and the next is for Beogram 2000 & 5000.

The RX-2 schematics shown in the same manual is wrong. It should’ve shown RCA plugs.

Martin

[Madskp]

Dillen wrote:

In the OP, your first schematics are for Beogram 1800 (= Beogram 2000 but no datalink), and the next is for Beogram 2000 & 5000.

Ok it seems like the IC on the diagram for Beogram 1800 in the start of the servicemanual is a COP 410 where the diagram for the RX2 in the end of the servicemanual shows a ETL 9410 N. But other than that the two diagrams look very similar.

Dillen wrote:

The RX-2 schematics shown in the same manual is wrong. It should’ve shown RCA plugs.

Yes I also see now when looking at pictures of the RX2 that it indeed has the RCA plugs.

Thanks for pointing it out.

 

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