TwiSteR wrote:
Hi guys, this is my first post on this forum, and I'm glad that there is a thread dedicated to these great B&O tellys.
Recently I bought MX7000 (SW 4.4) with Beo 1000 remote, and it works great. I'm especially impressed with the sound quality.
I want to connect my PS2 and Wii (both are PAL) on this TV via RGB SACRT cables. I found these cables on RetroGamingCables site, and they have them in two versions of sync. For PS2 they have sync on luma and CSYNC (composite sync) cables, and for Wii they have sync over composite (currently it's out of stock) and CSYNC cables.
For PS2 I chose sync on luma SCART cable, but for Wii I don't know if I chose CSYNC cable, will it work with this TV? Does MX7000 handles CSYNC?
Thanks in advance for your help.
CSYNC works fine on the tv. It's the same as sync over composite, but with the composite video signal removed.
TwiSteR wrote:
Does somebody know how to take off contrast screen? I would like to remove it to clean it from the inner side, but I don't know how to do that.
There are 2 plastic strips running across the top and bottom of your screen. You need to remove these strips to uncover the 4 screws underneath. The screws are what holds the contrast screen in place. Be careful not to break the plastic strips, because they might not come off easily.
TwiSteR wrote:
And one more question. I have DVD player hooked up to my MX7000 (SW 4.4) via RGB scart cable, and the picture is great, but a little darker. What's interesting is that when I push menu button on the remote, the image moves slightly to the right, and becomes a little brighter (just as I wish

). But when I leave the menu, the image returns to the previous state, and again it is slightly darker.
Do I need to change some parameters in service menu to fix this?
When you go to the menu, the tv switches from RGB mode to composite signal. It does this because the menu requires the RGB lines to display the OSD. That is what causes the brighter (and poor quality) picture. If you use a CSYNC scart cable, the screen will turn black when the menu is on, because there is no composite video signal.