linder wrote:

Testing Beotime next. I have to get out the Beowatch and try that too!

And don't forget the keyring !!!

I saw the The Beolit 12 today. It was smaller in real life than I thought and the sound was quite impressive. But I still don´t think it´s a product for me. But B&O will probably sell a lot of them. The few the local B&O dealer got is already sold out.

linder wrote:

Beotime works as a remote for Beolit 12.

Do you mean it can wake up a Beoplayer radio station with the iphone plug on it with a timer set ?

Or is it just matter of volume control ? Because all A/V volume control function implemented in a B&O remote device should work (Beo4, BeolinkX000, Beo5, Beo6, Beocom, ...)

With the keyring, I assume the only function to work will be switch off.

oli wrote:

linder wrote:

Beotime works as a remote for Beolit 12.

 

Do you mean it can wake up a Beoplayer radio station with the iphone plug on it with a timer set ?

Or is it just matter of volume control ? Because all A/V volume control function implemented in a B&O remote device should work (Beo4, BeolinkX000, Beo5, Beo6, Beocom, ...)

With the keyring, I assume the only function to work will be switch off.

Hi,

It is just a volume control and the sleep timer.  I assume you are correct about the keyring.  It is probably power off only.  I am using the Beolit 12 in wireless mode only but will try a direct ethernet connection.  I don't expect results to change except maybe the Beolit 12 will be on the network directly and will not have to do the wireless connection process.

I was also able to to do volume control with a Becocom 2.

linder wrote:

oli wrote:

linder wrote:

Beotime works as a remote for Beolit 12.

 

Do you mean it can wake up a Beoplayer radio station with the iphone plug on it with a timer set ?

Or is it just matter of volume control ? Because all A/V volume control function implemented in a B&O remote device should work (Beo4, BeolinkX000, Beo5, Beo6, Beocom, ...)

With the keyring, I assume the only function to work will be switch off.

Hi,

It is just a volume control and the sleep timer.  I assume you are correct about the keyring.  It is probably power off only.  I am using the Beolit 12 in wireless mode only but will try a direct ethernet connection.  I don't expect results to change except maybe the Beolit 12 will be on the network directly and will not have to do the wireless connection process.

I was also able to to do volume control with a Becocom 2.

 

What about track forward & back?

What about track forward & back?

No.  You have to do that from the iPhone, iPad, or iTunes.

Most of the B&O remotes appear to be limited to volume control and off.  This is actually fine with me.  I can continue to use the iPad for reading and change volume with the Beo4.

Beo 4 does track back/forward