hi all i have had a v+ box installed today to my avant  and with a bit of looking on here and experience with b&O over the years i have connecteed the ir to it using the stb pace 4000/4001 conection all seems ok except a few functions i can obtain menus etc but how do i record etc and just exit the menu etc i seem not to be able to get back out of the system to normal tv .my sky + was exit ??? this does nothing on v+ ????? any help much appreciated

Steve 

mmmm the left arrow seems to do something...lol.....????

Steve 

Hi Sreve.  I have no experience with the V+ box, but with my Sky+ box many of the functions need to be preceded with 'Go'.
For example, to record, you press 'Go' 'Red'. rapidly.

Andy T.

I have an Avant with STB-C and a Virgin V+ box.

I just can't seen to get the STB-C to do its job!

Can anyone please walk me through how I should have the two linked

Maybe I have the Virgin box plugged into the wrong SCART socket or something!

Please help!! 

No offence but the V+ boxes are not very good. The STB-C commands don't make sense either! From what I can work out, go is pause/resume, go 1 is menu and it automatically switches to the channel you want when browing the pop up channel menu. 

Getting them to output a HD signal is near on impossible too! 

My setup is as follows: 

I've plugged the Virgin box into the middle SCART socket on the Avant. When I switch on the V+ (using its own remote) it switches the Avant on too (in DVD mode).

 The IR blaster is plugged into the back of the Avant and the other end stuck onto the V+

Next I went into the Setup menu of the Avant, went to Sources then DVD. I selected 'Set-top box' and when the menu of available STB's came up I selected 'Pace DSR600'

The Beo4 has no control over the V+ so I repeated the process but selected 'Pace DTR730-IM'

Again no control whatsoever

Where am I going wrong? 

B&O have a puc table specifically for the V+, but I think you can use Pace 4000/4001 if you have it.

If not you will need to get an STB upgrade from your nearest dealer I'm afraid!