Thank you for all the replies, guys. This is the first post I've started which has gone over one page! I still don't know quite which remote I've got, but I take the point that its 3+, that all 3+ have the same functionality, and I don't need to know more than that. I'm becoming more curious, however. I had assumed that all button

Ah, but Audio Terminal isn't really a Beolink 1000, and it's significantly different. Tel - thank you for the pictures - they're excellent. What is the leaflet they're taken from? Christian & Chris - thank you for your feedback on my summary. A little more information, and I'll feel like writing a FAQ page! Mind you, it'll

OK, guys, let's see if I understand. My interpretation of the responses so far is: A. There are only two keyboard layouts of the Beolink 1000. The first is found on Mk 1 & Mk 2, which do not have a LIGHT key, and the second on Mk 3+, which does have a LIGHT key (Medogsfat) B. The secret codes on Mk 1 and Mk 2 differ (LC1 manual, pages 20 &

Oh dear! I thought there were only four versions. The reason I started trying to work out what I had was because I wanted to start collecting light controllers. However, the LC1 manual refers to Beolink 1000 Mk1 and Mk2, yet does not mention the LIGHT button - it uses SHIFT,LINK combinations. The LC2 manual says you need a Beolink 1000 "latest

jandyt - I made the assumption that an upgrade would be needed for later devices. My control does not have a DVD button, for example. Keith - Now I'm more confused. The back of my control looks like a Mk1, but the top middle button is "LIGHT", which I thought was only present on the Mk3 and Mk4. Thank you, guys, Mark

I'm sure I've seen this recently, but now I want it, I can't find it! How do I tell which version of the Beolink 1000 I have? It has a "light" button, so I assume that it's a mk3 or mk4. Perhaps this is one of those questions for the FAQs. Unfortunately, the FAQ pages claim to have no Beolink 1000 FAQ! If it helps, the numbers

Sorry, my mistake. I mis-read your original posting - I thought you meant that you had three remote sensors, not three remote controls. Note to self - read posts properly before replying! Mark

I know this might sound silly, but try removing the batteries from the remote, cleaning the battery terminals, and fitting fresh batteries. The point is that, as battery voltage falls, it's not just the LED brightness that changes - the pulse timing can too. If this is the case, then one sensor (the one which uses the fastest clock pulse) will fail

But presumably you could still win a prize each month, which means that you could win all first prizes during a membership year. Of course, someone might suspect foul play... Mark

Perhaps your computer is behind a firewall, and whilst your computer is configured to send http messages via a proxy, it is not yet configured to send https messages via the proxy? Just a thought. Mark