The HEX code for TV is 80 and the HEX for AV is BF

Lets start with the Beolink Active. The IR is connected via 5 wires to a DIN plug and there is a 5 terminal connections on the block at the back of the IR printed circuit. With a Beoport most people do not connect an IR, but if you wish to, then the IR is part number 8087030 and it is different in a couple of ways, but the most importantly is that only

Mike, If you planned to expand your system in the future, I suggest you use Masterlink for several reasons not least:- Masterlink cable is available in 100 metre reels If you add newer B&O products in the future, then you will need to use Masterlink You could get your Masterlink cable from a Boscom reseller where you will find it much cheaper. Have

Mike, A Happy New Year to you and the very best for 2008. I look forward to reviewing this apparent fix, but frankly I am very surprised if this was fixed in Germany, but we will see.

You say you just received a Beolink Active without cables, but if you purchased it from B&O then you should go back to the dealer and get a replacement with cables. It comes with an IR attached to a cable with a din on it. If you purchased it from Ebay etc then look HERE for the wiring details for the IR

If your PC uses SIS chip set for USB then you will have a problem.

Hagen, If you do not have a Plasma monitor, then it is something else creating interference at around the same frequency as the B&O remote. Since the problem started what new electrical/electronic equipment has been newly installed within 20 metres ?

The Beo5 does support the Playstation 3 and your dealer will find a template for it in his Configuration Tool

If you have a Plasma screen in the same room as the LC2, then it will solve the problem

You can in fact get a complete B&O repair kit as shown below for between £55 & £65 which including a new front panel.