You are correct, the Masterlink ONLY distributes audio and control signals NOT video. You will need to install a 75 ohm coax cable from your main Beovision to the link room TV EDIT, just read your posting again where you said "only have a TV antenna jack" then I must assume you don't have a Beovision with a RF output. What is your main

For those with Beosound 5's you may be interested to note that BeoConnect for Windows is now available HERE BeoConnect for Windows is a client application instead of BeoPlayer which automatically handles the transfer of music content from a client PC to BeoSound 5 / BeoMaster 5. The application uses Windows Media Player and iTunes and playlists

Firstly, A Very Warm Welcome to Beoworld.. [quote user="tmcinc"] Also, I can't find the serial number/model number on the unit, is it hidden somewhere? I looked in the black door and in the popour where the cables go. [/quote] To find the the 4 digit Type number and serial number just remove the "Control Panel" It lefts out from

I have had a look at the originally published spec and it appears that ALL versions ending "-2" went to 108 Mhz There were apparently three (3) versions as follows:- 3000-2 with Type number 2402 -- European Version 3000-2 with Type number 2404 -- Later European Version 3000-2 with Type number 2405 -- US Version

The new Type 1710 Beo4 looks almost like the previous version, but in practice the main PCB and keypad have been changed. With the new version you now have three (3) modes of operation which you set the Beo4 too depending on your configuration. which to a certain extent is in principle similar to the previous Audio & Video settings. When you go

[quote user="Peter"] I recently bought a Lintronic box to control my AppleTV and STB with my BEO4. After setting up the Lintronic with the proper codes for my AppleTV and my Sagem STB it worked fine (except for the "fast scrolling" on AppleTV which sems not possible, am I right?) otherwise it works perfectly. The Beo4/Lintronic is

As far as I was aware, it was already here, I mean the new Type 1710 version which is very much aimed for use with the Masterlink Gateway.

Wouter, Your Rotel AV-receiver (RSX-1560) has a device code of HEX 83 It also uses 32 bit NEC protocol and you can download the XML file HERE for test

A warm Welcome to your first posting on Beoworld.. Like all the XML files I make available for download, I produce them. Generally speaking LG use the same codes for most recent TV's and you can download the file HERE but it may not work with your model.

Wouter, A Warm Welcome to your first posting and thank you for your link. I noticed that this unit uses 32 bit NEC protocol which as your file uses RAW (Image copy) it may not work correctly with "Repeat" such as fast forward. So, I have taken your codes and converted them to use pure NEC codes and I have also pre-assigned teh number and other