Jacob (Weebyx) and I are pleased to announce the availability of " Beo5 3rd Party XML Generator Version 1.1.0.1 " This version has been introduced to allow members to use the new version of Lintronic software released by them on 3rd April 2009. This version will detect both old and new versions of the Lintronic output and if you wish to add

What makes you say that ? B&O use a carrier frequency of 455 Khz, so I expect this company is using the same IR transmitter/receiver diodes as B&O, so carrier is not going to be your problem. The best way to get the codes is capture them, unfortunately most capture devices are not good at working at these high carrier frequencies. Do you actually

99% of 3rd party products CAN be controlled by the Beo5 The limiting factor is not protocol, but carrier frequency. The transmitting diodes have a range of frequencies in which they will work which is why the Beo5 has more than one transmitting IR diode. 99% of 3rd party infrared protocols use a frequency between 30 Khz and 60 Khz which the Beo5 can

[quote user="9 LEE"] Didn't the Mk2 have a Pioneer drive ? Lee [/quote] You are correct.. It is based on the U7 DVD unit from Pioneer

Jonathan, I suggest you first determine which version DVD1 you have purchased. Have a look at the 4 digit "type" number Mark I has 4620 Mark II has type numbers from 4621 to 4627

There is not a Mark II yet!, what I think you are all talking about is a recent modification to existing units as follows:- Apparently, third party products outside the AV world have short or narrow IR-receiver range. To resolved the issue a Beo5 hardware update which replaces one of the IR-diodes with one that matches the narrow reception angle of

The following companies have some products which are compatable with the Beo4 LK/Schneider Busch-Jaeger Lutron Conson Crestron The following also have products which can be directly controlled by the Beo5 Lutron GRX16-IT Lutron HomeWorks Lutron Maestro Lutron RadioRA G-Rail 6000 series (curtains) Hunter Douglas Shades

Interesting, I will need to a little research and get back to you on this one..

B&O provide dealers with PUC updates on a regular basis, however ultimately B&O Denmark decides if a unit is to be added to the PUC library or not. Clearly, if the unit is popular, or they get a lot of requests, then the STB is added in time. I also understand, for a less popular model which a dealer needs adding, they can pay to have it added

In the "GROUP" section HERE you will find a complete list of products available in the PUC library.