Thanks also to Gango!

Well fancy that! Thanks Alex, I didn't know the were there. Thank goodness however that unlike many products they aren't directly at the front and spoil the appearance. I suppose their position on the Beovision 3 allows the cable to be taken if required to the rear and thereby hidden from view. Would have preferred them at the rear though! Thanks

dp: yep - but what output do you want - just sound or both sound and video? I've got my iPhone connected to the camcorder input of my BV3 - all you need is a 3.5mm (headphone jack) to stereo phono (red & white). Connected the jack into the charging base of the i-pod via the line out or directly into the headphone bit of your iPod (need an extender

jimbo_the_greatest: Hi guys. I desperately need to know if anybody knows how to modifiy a Beo4 remote to make it multi regional. Thanks in advance- please help me asap!! Thanks alot Jamie (",) Do you mean multi-language rather that regional?

On your first point, If you just want the light to operate as an on/off/dimmer switch having no number assigned to it, then it seems an LC2 is an expensive option for this when a more simple and cheaper standard dimmer switch would suffice. Unless you have all the available numbers in use for various light pictures using different other LC2s you may

Hagen2000: Hi, I would like to know if there is a reset sequence for an LC2 dimmer, i.e. to reset it to factory defaults, clear individual numbering etc. Is any information available, what the actual firmware version of the LC2 should be and what corrections have been done in the firmware? Thanks! Don't quite follow what you want to do and why.

Further to my earlier reply, sorry not to have mentioned the neutral requirement. I have wired up several in my lounge, but I am in Spain and wiring is different here (very!!). There is a 'neutral' wire behind everything, although positive & neutral are very different things here. If you could somehow access a neutral wire in your system

Simple answer - yes! Even if the lights are low voltage, which yours probably aren't, the LC2 can be programmed for these also. I am presuming you have the B&O remote to gain full advantage of the unit.

Thanks beo-ap & burantek for coming back on this one. Must confess I know nothing of the ATV system (will soon though!) and had not even considered this as an option. From your advice I will now explore this method. Thanks again.

Thanks Peter for the response. At least you have confimed that it's not just me! Thanks again.