As I recall, I think you you first need to connect an analog video input to the BeoSystem 3 -- such as using the yellow cable on a dvd player in order to get an initial signal. Then, you press "menu" twice to get into the setup screen. You might try that.

I"m recalling that the DVD input using an initial analogue signal is the safest choice for getting an initial signal for setting up the system. I would have the dvd player on already when you hit DVD on the remote to start up the BeoSystem 3. You might need to try different input ports (e.g. AV1, AV2, etc) to get the right one. May trying other commands such as TV, DTV, etc. It would be nice if you knew what the prior owner had assigned to each port -- such as if he had DVD assigned to AV2.

beojeff,thanks

tried all of this,does not work

Thanks Ron

Will STB PUC ir blaster/transmitter for B&O tv do the job,or I need another one?

Ok,thanks Ron!

Can you reccomend one ir receiver available on the market ,which will be compactible with BS3 and my setup?

Frane

Ok,thanks Ron!

Can you reccomend one ir receiver available on the market ,which will be compactible with BS3 and my setup?

Frane

Come on,Beosystem3 users,what ir receiver  you use with BS3,which one is recommended?

Any decent proposal will be rewarded by six pack!

OldJack wrote:

Come on,Beosystem3 users,what ir receiver you use with BS3,which one is recommended?

Any decent proposal will be rewarded by six pack!

Beogram 6500,Beosound Ouverture,2xBeolab 8000,2xBelolab 4000,Beolab 2,Beovision 3,Beocom2,Serene

StUrrock,I am not going to bother You,and any others similar to You.

Is it so hard to answer simple question: What ir receiver I need to keep my Beosystem 3 running?