HiThe AV Terminal might locked in link mode for operating link products in link option 4. An L appears on the little display. Is it possible to lock BeoLink 1000 or Beo4 in a similar way, or do I have to press LINK every time?Best regardsSteinar
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Remote in link-mode?
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Hi,
with beo 4 new model with joystick you can lock it to linkmode with zone,and with some older beo4 you could lock it with a "secret" code to link mode
but was long time ago i use it so i don't remember how, but will try to see if i can find it somewere...
On Beo4 go to config (standby button + list) and then press 2002. Not sure about BL1000.
@Emil,
for those, who want to 'try this out', please do tell, how to reset it again.
MM
Location: Flensborg————Danmark
Oh, sorry! Missed that... As far as I remember it would actually be the same combination. I use it for one of my own tv's that are a bit close to one of the others. Beo4 are really powerful remotes.
Thanks🙂
An old thread I know, but I have a couple of questions about the Beo4 'link-mode'.
I just set up a BC6-23 in my bedroom. The bedroom overlooks the lounge (which contains my BC9500), so I put the BC6 in V.OPT 4 so that I could put a Beo4 in 'LINK' mode (as explained above) to control it without affecting the BC9500.
It works fine, but I have two questions:
- Does LINK-mode reduce the IR power of the remote? It seems to be much more directional now.
- Should I be able to use the 'link-mode' Beo4 to still control the BC9500 by selecting/pressing 'LINK' before the control? I can't get this to work, and it would be useful for when I want to lean over the balcony and control the BC9500.
Location: Warwickshire, UK
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Guy,If the only Video master you have reachable via IR is the BC6, why not leave it in Option 1? Then the BC9500 can be in Option 1 too, and the Beo4 can be configured normally.Is there some other equipment that you haven’t mentioned?LawrenceAn old thread I know, but I have a couple of questions about the Beo4 'link-mode'. I just set up a BC6-23 in my bedroom. The bedroom overlooks the lounge (which contains my BC9500), so I put the BC6 in V.OPT 4 so that I could put a Beo4 in 'LINK' mode (as explained above) to control it without affecting the BC9500. It works fine, but I have two questions: - Does LINK-mode reduce the IR power of the remote? It seems to be much more directional now. - Should I be able to use the 'link-mode' Beo4 to still control the BC9500 by selecting/pressing 'LINK' before the control? I can't get this to work, and it would be useful for when I want to lean over the balcony and control the BC9500.
Thanks for the response Lawrence - even such an old thread!
Unfortunately if I put the BC6-23 in V.OPT 1 then I can't turn on its inbuilt radio.
Location: Warwickshire, UK
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Gotcha - if your BC6 has a Freeview tuner you can select that instead, and use the “radio” channels in the 7nn range. But then I guess you’d want to mute the picture. My ancient BV6 wasn’t able to do that.L
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