If you have a Lintronic box or a similar device for capturing infrared codes, then you could post or send the timings in a text file

If you have the facilities to capture one command from your original remote for the HD 831, then I could determine if any of the PUC library entries are compatible with it. The following Pace STB's are in the PUC Library:- AUSTRALIA DS230 DS420 DS460NV DTVA-UK ntl4000 ntl4001 PUMA SKY CubePac1 DS230 DS420 DS460NV NZ-DS230NNZ NZ-TD850NZZ SkyPLUS

The XML in the previous posting is for DIRECT control of the Western Digital unit, NOT via the PUC

Stefan, A Very Warm Welcome to Beoworld and your first posting.. I suggest you try the Western Digital XML I previously produced HERE

[quote user="stevebrooke"] The latest info from my dealer is that DVB T2 is now in production at B & O and will be available as a module in early 2011, although he wasn't sure wether or not the module will be given as a free upgrade to current BV8 owners or if we will have to pay for it. [/quote] In my view, it is very unlikely that

Are you sure you new box uses the same infrared signals ?

In that case use the PUC version and you will not have any un-neccesary buttons.

What you are describing is called " Corona Discharge " and is often a short arcing of high voltage (25 Kilo Volts) between the EHT (Extra High Tension) cable and chassis or other component. This ETH cable goes to the anode of the tube. It can also be an arcing within the tube itself, but that would normally either cause a total failure and

This is a problem I have seen a few times before when the powerlink socket is used on the passive amplifier, its a wiring fault on the powerlink socket where if my memory serves me correctly pins 1 and 4 are reversed which are yellow and grey I think, but I will need to check the colours as my memory is not what it was in my younger days. If you are

Also, are you wishing to control a 3rd party STB with the PUC