Still use mine daily to turn every thing off when I leave my appartment... :-) 

At least they have seen sense on the latest TVs and made the TV command usefull again.  At last with the 8-40 you can assign the digital tuner to "TV" and use DTV, and VMEM for set top boxes

rednik wrote:

with the 8-40 you can assign the digital tuner to "TV" and use DTV, and VMEM for set top boxes

I know this might be redundant ( As I brought it up in another thread)  but are you saying that you've successfully switched the built-in Digital Tuner from DTV to TV on the 8-40?

Sure!

In a sense, it's getting a new lease on life. TV can still turn on the source you have mapped to TV, Radio will soon be able to turn on N.RADIO, and LIGHT 1 is a grab bag for those with the ML Gateway! LIGHT 1 can now be a macro that turns on a whole house of Lutron lighting scenes and tunes your AV system to a pre-desired source.

Trip, does that mean I have to buy a new Keyring or is it possible to switch N.Radio with the current A9?

Would be great if there where a opportunity to configure the A9 somehow like assigning my own sources. For Example:
- N.Radio
- Radio
- Light
- V.Aux
...

Michael wrote:

rednik wrote:

with the 8-40 you can assign the digital tuner to "TV" and use DTV, and VMEM for set top boxes

 

I know this might be redundant ( As I brought it up in another thread)  but are you saying that you've successfully switched the built-in Digital Tuner from DTV to TV on the 8-40?

Yes.  You can disabe the analogue tuner from the normal menu, without messing about in service menus, and the TV button then fires up the digital tuner

sensotronic wrote:

the keyring A9,  now with the TV button and Light and even Audio do you think B&O will update this or drop it.........

I mean and I use mine, but if I were to looose it, to pay £90 for another, I would have to think twice. and prob still buy one.

 

Jon

 

I agree with other comments about the fact that it is still useful and therefore I will definately be keeping mine in use, but I'm knocked out by the price you quoted £90 really, I'm sure there only about £70 last time I looked!

meandmyshadow wrote:

but I'm knocked out by the price you quoted £90 really, I'm sure there only about £70 last time I looked!

Mine was even better than that, prize winner in monthly draw of Apr 09 😁

I can't use TV option on the A9 as the Beovision 7-40 gets tv from Virgin and I have to use DTV

can I change A9 to turn on/off DTV?

rednik wrote:

At least they have seen sense on the latest TVs and made the TV command usefull again.  At last with the 8-40 you can assign the digital tuner to "TV" and use DTV, and VMEM for set top boxes

Yep, but as I found this affects link-room TVs. If you assign your DTV or Sky box to 'TV', press 'TV' on a link-room television, it attempts to use it's own built-in module.