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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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Hi Phil, That's what I had done (CNTL_1 and then then CIFFER_x entreis for the numbers - also tried CNTL_2), but as I say, no luck yet I'm afraid.
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Hi Phil, Thanks for your reply. I gave both those a try - couldn't find CTRL_1 but found CNTL_1 and 2 in the CT. No luck I'm afraid. Open to any other suggestions. Cheers, Matt
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Hi Everyone, Just wondering if anyone knows how to call up the SHIFT function to apply to a button in the Beo5 CT? The Beo5 guide indicates it should be possible, but I can't seem to find it in the CT. I'm planning on creating a button to lock/unlock my BS3200 doors with the SHIFT+9+0+3+6+9 command sequence. Thanks in advance for any help. Cheers
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Madness here too. A 'best of' at the time (about '82-'83) "Complete Madness". Bought it for "House of Fun", of course not knowing what the lyrics were actually referring to as a 10 year old, but got to love all the other tracks including "One Step Beyond". Matt
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Mmm... 280 Bay St Brighton, eh. Just around the corner. <grabs keys, heads out door>
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Hi Sacarino, Regarding point 1 above: I encountered exactly the same problem as you when using the Lintronic box to convert my Pioneer plasma TV IR signals to an XML file. Those spurious lines in the XML file are generated by the Configurator program when you haven't correctly captured the IR commands, even though it may seem like you have when
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Hello everyone, Had my new Beo5 at home for about a week now and thought I would share my experience. So far I am absolutely delighted with the product and it has exceeded my expectations, particularly with it's ease of use and control of 3rd party products. Prior to purchase my goal was to have the Beo5 control my BS3200, a Pioneer PDP-C509A plasma
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I personally really enjoy the hard drive feature on my BS3200 - horses for courses I suppose. For me, I find not having to boot up, or continuously leave switched on, a PC or Mac each time I want access to music files is very handy. Not to mention the fact you don't need any peripheral equipment. Yes.....it has it's limitations. Sound quality
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From a personal perspective I would love to see an expansion of the used B&O market within Australia, particularly if it were to use a similar model to Lifestyle AV in the UK - detailed online product browsing, warranty on items, etc. Currently in Aus, being limited to items that appear on eBay can be very frustrating (item that you need/want not
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Keith, Many thanks for your reply - it's greatly appreciated. I'm not too concerned with the current IR response of the BS3200 with repsect to the IR interference. We'll be moving house in the coming months and I'll be placing the BS3200 a couple of metres away from the screen, hopefully avoiding this issue altogether. Nevertheless,
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