It should be possible: Lutron must be added to the zone in Choose Products before this is possible The at eg the source page for the zone you should create a new button and add the following BeoIR command: 0:000:ALL:STANDBY Then for safety add a delay for 200ms From the 3PartyIR you should then add eg Scene1 from the Luton codes.

If your serial number is heigher than 21404408 then it is one of the new ones

According to the latest version of the Samsung DCB-B270R/Z then EPG button is like you see below... (maybe it is because its an old version in your IC) To activate one of the overlay functions you need to make a macro like this: 0:000:TV:PLAY Delay 450ms 0:000:TV:CIFFER_2 BEO4 ORIGINAL GO Select GO (long) Guide EXIT Return UP Up DOWN Down LEFT Left

The Beo5 doesn't support press on two buttons. I guess you need to ask Keith to decode this special key combination and include it as a separet key on the Beo5 template?

I know nothing of this product, but if it uses standard Beo4 codes, it should be possible to make a setup. If the IR signal is modulated with a frequency of 30 to 40 kHz it should be possible for the Beo5 to send them. Worst case is if the modulation frequency is 455 kHz and the signal is different from Beo4 - I don't think the Beo5 can produce

Nice ! Those buttons looks fantastic with this screen type, have you created them yourself or do you have a good source on the Net? By the way, the optimal resolution is 90 by 90 pixels for this screen type. Have you managed to continue this great look on the other pages? I could imagine that this is a tough task...

You need to create a completely free level. This can be done by creating a new button and then enable the submenu option. When you enter the new sub menu, the screen type selection is enabled until you place a button on that menu. If you want to change the screen type for an existing level, you need to drag all pressent buttons to the clip board, then

No. But I think it is high, due to the fact that you need to switch the whole display unit. I'm sure they can answer your question in your local shop.

Old models of the Beo5 comes with three 850 nano meter IR diodes. The upgrade (a complete display unit) comes with two 850nm and one 950nm IR diode. This is only interresting if you have problems with the range of use for some home automation products. Some product are only sensitive to 950nm wave length. B&O product are sensitive to both.

From the manual: If you have chosen Standard... Press Variation to switch between variations of this format. (Beo4: Press << or >>)