You can use a Vishay TSOP 7000. It`s a 455 kHz IR eye and will work with your Beolink passive. It`s about 1 cm x 1 cm small. Easier and cheaper than your solution. I don´t even know whether an LC2 will work...... ...I don`t think so. Available here: http://www.lintronic.dk/InfraRedReceivers.htm - called TT-IR-1455 The IR range is not as good as

You`re welcome. If your BM7000 is set to OPT 1 it responds to audio commands . V.SETUP - TUNE is a video command. A.OPT 2 lets your BM respond to audio- AND video commands. Stefan

Als ich vom BV7-40 MKII auf den MKIII umgestiegen bin, habe ich auch gleich den Center gewechselt - von BL7.4 auf BL10. Eigentlich aus optischen Gründen. Umso überraschter war ich, als ich merkte, wie "anders" der BL10 klingt. Technisch eigentlich das gleiche, bis aus das Gehäuse. Klingt wesentlich voller..... Front sind auch

Is your BM7000 set to A.OPT 2 ? Stefan

Beo microphone box? Stefan

I think, your BV7 can`t return to TV mode, because the Beovision does not receive the command. The IR receiver in your TV is covered by the screen. You have to connect an external IR eye or don`t let the screen come so far down. Stefan

NO problem here. I have different HDMI sources connected to my BV7-40 MKIII sw 5.02, and everything works fine with cinema mode. Stefan PS:Cinema mode can be enabled after 90 seconds (default setting?) again, because the screen has to move up completely and the projector has to cool down, befor it will be activated again. You can adjust these settings

Sorry Kiwi, the seller is right. You can control EVERY Force D-master with Beo4/5 via STB-controler or PUC. The box is on the list since many years. You will also find a solution by www.oneremote.dk. Stefan

Turbo, you tested a lot of option settings, but not that one I recommended. BTW there is NO PICTURE 3 setting at all. You will find OPT - 0 = IR receiver disabled, OPT 1 = responds only to their "own" cmmands (A.OPT 1 responds to audio commands, V.OPT 1 responds to video commands). OPT 2 responds to audio AND video commands. OPT 1 and 2 are

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