[quote user="lano"]Thanks for the answers. Have you tried controlling a Beoport from the mlgw? According to the documentation it shouldn't work, but I can't see why if the mlgw just sends commands on the ML? It would be interesting to know if it works or not (that is from the mlgw to the Beoport)?[/quote] Whilst I have not tried sending

Several Members have noted recently that their posting has been automatically sent for moderation for no apparent reason. Well, actually there was a very good reason, but is unlikely to be apparant to the poster. Many members have been writing their posts in Word or similar products and then copying and pasting it to the forum. In principle, not a problem

Iano asked:- I have a question: 1) Has anyone tested the MLGW with older products the B&O says doesn't work, like: a) Beoport b) Beomedia c) Products connected through Beolink converter (as the original poster asked) How did it work, not at all or limited (if so how)? Well, there is a mixed answer to this question. The Masterlink Gateway itself

The Beo4 HEX code for TV is 0x80 which is decimal 128 The HEX code for A.AUX is 0x83 which is decimal 131

Actually all B&O Powerlink cables have been replaced with a new type. The new Power Link cables are double-shielded Ø5.5 mm cables. The following additional Power link cables chnages have been introduced with the improved double-shielding and new part numbers 100 metre cables will be replaced by 50 m cables with Power Link plugs to use in

The problem you are seeing is nothing to do with the configuration Tool, but could have several causes:- It could be:- The Beo5 has had a hardware failure which is best tested by creating a very simple configuration with a couple of standard channel logos and downloading it. If the channel logos display without a problem, then it is clearly not a hardware

Well looks like you have done excellent job Phil. This is from my wife's iPhone because I use the android os in my phone.

Assuming software version 3.87 was installed on the same PC as 3.59 was on, then the upgrade would have overwritten the 3.59 version, BUT not effected your configuration files which remain in the clients directory. Recent versions of the B&O Configuration Tool have NOT conformed to the Microsoft standard of putting all installed programmes in the

In the Configuration Tool click on the tab " Create Zones " then right click on the zone you wish to remove, then left click on " Remove Zone "

The simple answer is NO. If the button is faulty which is quite common, then there is no other way to get to the menu other than getting the faulty button fixed.