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Re: Remote Operation

kruppking — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 11:23:56 GMT

Thank you all very much for the info....

I'll give it a try with option 4 tonight.

Thanks

Re: Remote Operation

Daniel — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 16:34:37 GMT

jandyt:

I don't think he has them linked together, Daniel.
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Andy T.

But the BL2000 must be linked to something and option 4 will help him anyway.

Yes, I saw it.

Re: Remote Operation

Jandyt — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 14:50:52 GMT

I don't think he has them linked together, Daniel.

P.S. A picture of your Avatar being created has appeared on my Struer thread.

Andy T.

Re: Remote Operation

Daniel — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 14:43:48 GMT

Option 4 is the road to drive. I have what the BL2000 instruction book call a L-shaped living room. Without BL2000 in option 4 I always ended up with channel 11, 22 etc on the TV instead of 1, 2 etc. All commands where doubled. No problems any longer.

Re: Remote Operation

Peter — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 09:44:19 GMT

Or you can set the 2000 to Option 4 which means you have to p[ress Link to activate it on the Beo4. I use this as I have a BM5500 with CX100s and also a Beoport with BL3s both coming off my computer. I can therefore listen to either but can choose which one - or both!

Re: Remote Operation

B&Ola — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 06:04:47 GMT

If it's a "Link"-room it should be in option 5

If it's a "Master"-room it should be in option 1

/Ola

Re: Remote Operation

meandmyshadow — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 05:37:10 GMT

Alex:

Quickest & easiest solution would be to get a 'range reducer' from your dealer. If he/she does not have any spare ones, I'm sure they can order one in for you! It's a little plastic cap which sits over the top of the Beo4 with a small hole in the centre. It narrows the beam of the Beo4 considerably, meaning you have to point it directly at the product.
Or, alternatively if you wanted to disable the IR eye in the BeoLab 2000, you can do this. I seem to remember that the BeoLab 2000 will not go into option 0, and you will need to disconnect the internal IR eye. I may be inventing things inside my own head though, so I'm sure somebody like Keith Saunders or one of our other technical geniuses can answer!

Not at all neccessary and a range reducer is not a very good solution for the home, this is the reason for option programming.

First of all, all you need to do is option program the products correctly. BeoLab 2000 can be set to option 0 but that might not be the correct solution for you.

If you have both a video product and an audio product in the same room they should be set to Option 5, this will mean that the TV will only respond to video commands and the BeoLab 2000 will only respond to audio.

If this is not what you want to achieve then let me know and I will let you know the correct configuration.

Re: Remote Operation

Alex — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 05:29:11 GMT

Quickest & easiest solution would be to get a 'range reducer' from your dealer. If he/she does not have any spare ones, I'm sure they can order one in for you! It's a little plastic cap which sits over the top of the Beo4 with a small hole in the centre. It narrows the beam of the Beo4 considerably, meaning you have to point it directly at the product.

Or, alternatively if you wanted to disable the IR eye in the BeoLab 2000, you can do this. I seem to remember that the BeoLab 2000 will not go into option 0, and you will need to disconnect the internal IR eye. I may be inventing things inside my own head though, so I'm sure somebody like Keith Saunders or one of our other technical geniuses can answer!

Remote Operation

kruppking — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 04:38:07 GMT

Hi,

I've got an MX4000 on the wall in the bedroom and a BL2000 on a unit nearby, however when I turn the TV on and adjust the volume up, t he BL2000 turns on.

How can I stop this from happening as its really annoying. I pulled the main cable from the BL2000 at the moment