Which one did you buy? And what will it do?

I`m using the TT-238 since years , it`s a great product. Connected to my BV7 cinema control - works via digital inputs.

A second one is working in the bedroom of my son. The TT-238 controls a wild mix of Beo- and non Beo-devices like a BM4500 with BG4500, a Digiality-box, Samsung Monitor, X-Box....

A third one is for spare, testing new products in the house, that has no puc control. Therefore I`m using the "scart solution".

Relay 108 controls fourteen Somfy 24V blinds via mlgw/RS232, and a few weeks ago, I received the new LIN-433 to integrate the RF security system with RF keyremotes. 

Michaels (Lindgaard) support is simply great.

It will take some time to get used to the Lintronic programming, but it`s also a lot of fun...:)

Enjoy your new Lintronic...

Stefan

I've been using Lintronic code-converters for years to fill in what might be missing from the PUC. You can also program one of their code-converters to connect to your BeoSystem or B&O TV to act upon the CINEMA trigger to send out IR commands when you go into CINEMA mode and to send out other IR commands when you go out of CINEMA mode. This takes a bit of work since you have to create the cable to connect to the BeoSystem/TV. Michael at Lintronic is very fast in personally responding to emails for help. However, he rarely tells you exactly how to do something. Rather, he points you to one of the documented resources on his website -- which can be rather hard to understand and you really have to read the entire thing very carefully. Also, the website is very confusing to navigate to find exactly what you're looking for. Once you get it working, though, it works exactly as it should.

I've been using them for years now. Started out with a TT238 but switched a few months ago to the new version, LIN-433 get support for 433MHz radio as well. Works just great.

Controlling my Sony TV, AppleTV, Set-top box, Bluray player along with B&O audio system with just a Beo4. With the addidion of the LIN-433 I now control all NEXA switches as well.

It's a very powerful system and I love it, not that difficult to get started but it takes a bit of thinking to really get the most of the features.

The support is top-notch I think but it's recommended to read through the documentation first. I do agree that the website could use a bit clean up.

mjmedlo wrote:

I want to use a third party panel with a Beolink NL converter or an active kit.

 

I want to use a beo4 to turn on the tv and have sound come through the active kit or converter.

 

Id like to use only one beolink eye for both but don't know if that's possible.

I have a Sony TV connected to a BeoLink Converter that is connected via ML to a Beosound 3000. That setup works just fine. Press TV and everything is up and running! :-)

and the TV sound comes through the active kit?

via the ML or are you running something 'out' of the sony tv

and in to the active kit?

getting my ducks in a row

and the TV sound comes through the active kit?

via the ML or are you running something 'out' of the sony tv

and in to the active kit?

getting my ducks in a row

.

lonfred wrote:

Does the Lin-433 has strong RF transmitter? I have a couple of nexa wrr-1 relays on my second floor that I would like to control by my MLGW. Today I use a weak Nexa transmitter and sometimes the signals from this is not strong enough.

I haven't done any scientific tests but it seems to be more powerful than the normal nexa transmitters at least in my house