It may not be the BT version I guess?
Though, it does have BT mentioning in menu ...
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Beoremote One and Beosound Core?
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Hi,
It seems you're using the original BeoRemote One - this has only the IR function and does not allow a Bluetooth connectivity.
The Bluetooth source that is appearing on your remote seems as though you have "product integrated" a Network Link Multiroom product to maybe a BeoVision - allowing you to play the Bluetooth source from your Multiroom through the BeoVision.
You would need to get an updated version of your BeoRemote One to get the "pairing" functionality - the new BeoRemote One BT does include IR communications, so you would be able to use it with dual functionality.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Vish
My Beoremote 1 was working perfectly. Then I made some setting changes and now I can not get it to work as it did before. I am sure I am missing something very simple. I have reset it and re-paired it with the Core. I also have it set to operate my BV7 in ir mode. The BV7 works perfectly. The Core is paired and I can set the my buttons. However, in the list of sources instead of showing Deezer and Tune In as before, all I have is Join. Additionally it is not showing the Tune In station that is playing as it did before. Any thoughts?Thanks!
I have/had the same problem.
As soon as I changed something in the "link to other products" menu the tune-in list etc came back. I just changed one "link to other products" pressed "verbinden" (connect) and the menu was back. I guess it is a minor bug ?
Nico
I was able to get the problem solved. Reading the user guide it appears there are two methods for pairing. The first method for the initial device and the second method for subsequent devices. As I only have the one device paired I re-paired using the first method and now all works as it should. I am not 100% certain this was the solution but I think it was. Also spent a great deal of time trying to remove the source Radio from the ir music sources. Removed it multiple times in the list but pressing the music button in ir mode continued to activate Radio. Finally I realized that the Music and TV buttons can cave a source assigned to them just as the My Buttons can and that Radio had somehow become assigned to Music.
Hi Razlaw,
How hard is it to switch between IR and BT mode. It sounds like you're doing this just fine, but I thought I read somewhere that you had to switch between BT and IR mode... can this be done just by creating IR and BT products in the remote list, or is there more to it.
I'm thinking about getting a BeoRemote to control a BV8 and Essence mk2... and I don't feel like screwing up the BR I have programmed for my Eclipse (at least until I get some basic questions answered like this one).
Thanks,
Stan
Yes, it is necessary to switch between modes. The process for me is as follows: Press list, then arrow up once which will take me to Core or Beo 4 AV in the display, whichever is currently active. Then arrow right which will then display both Core and Beo 4 AV. Use arrow again to select the mode to switch to and press go. Total of 5 button presses.
Thanks Razlaw. This is very helpful. Not ideal, but not too bad either. I think there's another Beoremote in my future.
Glad to help😊
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