There is only one Virgin Media Box supported by the PUC library and it uses Philips RC5 protocol. Whilst I do not know for sure if Virgin Media and Virgin V+ share the same codes, my guess is they do otherwise B&O would have created two PUC library entries given a lot of B&O customers use Virgin Media in the UK.

[quote user="frog"] Thanks - I didn't explain myself well - I'm getting 5v across pin 6 (5v) and pin 2 (0v). Is there a maximum length of cable for this eye? The total cable length is 10m - 5m of B&O cable and 5m of cat5. [/quote] Technically Graham is correct that B&O defines the maxmium length to be 5 metres, however I have

[quote user="f5434964"] Is there a chance to use the beo5 with a pioneer pdp 5090h; I do also have a pioneer dvr 5100h [/quote] The Beo5 Can control Pioneer products which use a modified NEC protocol. You will need to make an XML file for each product.

Daniel, Your English is very good.. J'ai besoin d'améliorer mon français si vous avez très bien fait I have responded to your e-mail you sent to me earlier..

Your problem is that pin 2 should be ground (0 volts) as per the diagram

[quote user="raveny"] Config Tool 3.87 doesn't work with Windows 7 64 Bit? It stops loading after I click on "work offline". Same software runs without problems on Win7 32-bit... [/quote] True...

Do you have any other phones connected in the house to the same phone line ? What country are you in ? Are you connected directly to a standard analogue phone line or via an adapter to for example a cable box ?

[quote user="f5434964"] Just installed Beo5 Config Tool on Windows XP - after connecting the remote to the PC and choosing the driver from the directory with was mentioned above windows tells me that "the remote can not be started" "code 10"; [/quote] I am assuming that the Beo5 is fully charged ? please confirm Please

I can confirm that there was a problem on Wednesday evening until the following morning caused by an "Application Pool" timeout which happened because another process was holding onto a resource. It turns out that the holding resource was trying to read a picture file (jpg) which was corrupt and until that error was cleared it could not continue

Another picture below