Simon, The PCG is correct in the information it is giving you. However, I can confirm that the Beosystem 2 camcorder input works in the same way as almost all other Beovisions in that if a source is plugged into the camcorder input it automatically switches to that input and therefore disables the others. Looking at the circuit it is clear that if an

The answer to your question is YES you can. You can assign a macro of commands to a single button or command

Given that you get the same problem with the Beo4 and Beo5 means that it is not a programming issue with the Beo5. With regards to the STB-C software version can be viewed from the "Service Menu" Press MENU on the Beo4, then SETUP then 0 0 GO As the STB is not turned off by pressing the RED standby button then this almost certainly means:

Diggs, Which version of STB-C "chip" did you have installed in your Beosystem1 ? Does the STB turn off when you turn the whole system off ? If you use the STB and then switch to another source it will not switch off the STB until you switch the whole unit off.

Given that B&O stopped manufacturing Beocom 1's at the end of 2003, so there is no warranty involved, you should call them for a price to fix it as they will not replace it unless you pay for a new one. You will not need to send the base, it can be repaired and tested without your base. However, if the electronics is at faulty, B&O no longer

NO, if the Configuration program is updated, then an updated installed must be done using a new installation package (.MSI) However, if there is just a firmware update for the Beo5, then that may be made available on-line or as part of a subsequent configuration Tool update.

Simon, I think your issue relates to the fact that you are using the Camcorder input. I will need to check if it is true for the Beosystem 2, but on most B&O TV's if you use the Camcorder input it normally automatically sets that input as "to be used" if something is plugged into it and a signal is detected and at the same time it

Emil, The core reason for a good picture with DVD and poor with the analogue signal relates to the fact that the RF signal from the Beovision 5 uses the "link" frequency which has a default frequency of 591 Mhz whereas the analogue channel you are watching can be between Channel 21 (474 Mhz) and channel 68 (850 Mhz). Your RF link cable network

Emil, If I have correctly understood your problem, then I would say you have a problem with impedance mis-matching of your RF link from your Beovision 5. This in my experience is one of the most common issues found with link system particularly when you are using several link TV's. Whilst using a good quality cable is important, its in its termination

Based on this thread the phone clearly has a fault which is most likely to be the front panel, but could also be the module which the front panel is connect too. The Beocom 1 is a North American product and so you should take it to a US B&O store, if there is one near you or post it if not after contacting the nearest dealer/service centre. If you