Silou wrote:

Millemissen wrote:

Again....if anyone has a bright (!) idea here, I am all ears.

Use a Lightmanager Pro some are made for BEO !  Unfortunatly not more available but sometimes as second hands!

The Lightmanager Pro was made for the B&O remotes that uses ir - there were theeads about it earlier on on the forum.

And exactly that is the problem of jbrown77.

He wants to use the BeoRemote One without having to change to ir, when he wants to control the light.

Means.....still no ‘bright idea’ 🤔

MM

Lintronic recently has a Bluetooth receiver that can convert Bluetooth signals from the Beoremote one and can convert it to infrared signals with the help of the TT-238:

https://lintronic.dk/appnote_beoremoteonebluetooth.pdf

Maybe that would be a good solution?!

I think this is a really good option.

I will take a look at this and post back my findings.

in the meantime, I have installed Phillips Hue bulbs in the lamps. I already had a Hue system for my outside lights. I set up automation so the lamps turn off when the tv goes off.

its working well.

Super annoying to be honest. As others already mentioned, the obvious should have been to allow one source to be connected via BT, and send IR commands for other sources.

Regarding the lintronic box, can the BROne be connected to that and a beovision at the same time, via BT?

If not, we are stuck with the same issue still, of having multiple button steps to switch on a light.