A Very Warm Welcome to Beoworld. You don't say what TV you are talking about, but all B&O Masterlink products to be accessed to/from the Gateway must meet minimum software revision levels to work. In short, the fact you are replacing the TV with the same model may or may not work depending on software revision level.

Atle, There are two main reasons for pre-assigning hardkeys, digits and logos within the 3rd party XML file before using it in the B&O Configuration Tool The user can just drag-n-drop the 3rd party product in their existing configuration and need make no further modifications. So its just a matter of adding it to your existing configuration and

I am pleased to inform all members that this afternoon I updated the PUC library list which can be found in the GROUP section by pressing the GROUP button in the MENU above or clicking HERE

Connecting your Beomedia and NAS to a UPS will be fine. When there is a mains power fail, you will still have to shut them down unless the power outage is say less than 30 minutes which will depend on load. All my computer equipment is connected to a large 5.5 Kilo-watt UPS

I have had a look at the PUC library entry for the Philips HDRW720 and note that there has only every been one version which was created by B&O on 27th July 2008. When looking at the details of the PUC file I can see that it is an RC6 protocol and they have made a mistake with all the commands. There are a couple of commands which get used which

[quote user="tournedos"]The functional difference that divides between 1/2 and 3/4 (isn't there a Mk.5 as well?) [/quote] I am not aware that there was every a Mark 5 version. However, when looking at the diagrams to determine which version you have assumes no repair or upgrade has taken place since the remote was purchased NEW from B&O

Martin, Thank you for confirming which remote you have for the Technisat. I can confirm that I have made an XML file based on your remote which can be downloaded from HERE and extracted from the ZIP file as previously stated.

A Warm Welcome to Beoworld.. I think we need a little more information before any conclusions can be drawn.. Based on your statement I am assuming that your Beosound 9000 is a Mark I or you could tell me the four digit Type number found behind the control panel. You need to remove teh control panel to see it. Other than the error being displayed, does

Martin, With regards to your 4th requirement, the Sony AV Receiver, you may wish to try the XML file HERE You don't state the model, but this one may work

Martin, My research appears to show that this device uses Philips RC5 protocol (Carrier Frequency 36 Khz) and uses a device address of decimal 08 Is the following remote the one with your unit ?