There IS a way that you could achieve what you want, but you would need a BLGW and a Global Caché ITach IR emitter. You would use the BLGW to receive the BeoRemote One preset command to use to trigger a macro. The macro could then send out whatever sequence of B&O light commands to be emitted by the iTach to send those commands to your LC2. However, if you had a BLGW, you would probably prefer to use smart lighting such as Philips Hue rather than use the LC2.

Thanks Beojeff, sounds like an expensive solution. I have a Mlgw, and the Ml/Nl converter. I might at some stage get a BLGW. Thanks for clarifying.

Peter

gysse2004 wrote:

Thanks Beojeff, sounds like an expensive solution. I have a Mlgw, and the Ml/Nl converter. I might at some stage get a BLGW. Thanks for clarifying.

Peter

Which kind of light do you want to control - do you have LC1/2’s?

Starting from scratch with some Hue lights (and the gateway) should not be too expensive.

MM

gysse2004 wrote:

Thanks Beojeff, sounds like an expensive solution. I have a Mlgw, and the Ml/Nl converter. I might at some stage get a BLGW. Thanks for clarifying.

Peter

The Global Caché iTach is pretty inexpensive. However, I believe there is only an iTach driver for the BLGW. The MLGW would probably need custom command strings written.

Hue is not really expensive, but the BLGW is 10.000kr I believe. That’s a lot just to control light with..

Peter

Nowadays the gateway is called BeoLiving Intelligence - it not quite that expensive (however just for controlling a couple of Hue lights that is a lot of money).