Thank you, Peter, for detailed information 🤒. This device come with IR sensor and power adapter.

Now it's clear for me that as I own Beosystem 5500, the IR part not necessary for me. But is this converter allow to use it wits Beomaster 5500 as additional audio inputs or these inputs works only for a local room?

Peter wrote:

That is the IR code converter. It is a device that allows you to use a Beolink 1000 / Beo4 to control either a Beomaster 5000

Wow ! I never knew that even existed ................. darn it !!!

Actually I have not bought it yet. At first of all I decided to find any information about it. 🙂
With your help I found some manual of this unit. If someone need this information, here is the link to

i have the same device! got it for free with my beosystem 5000, the guy diddnt need it so he just put it in the box with the rest... i have the ir lead and reciever too but the cables has fallen out inside the IR sensor so if anyone could please tell me what to connect where that would be great! :D

there are 5 wires: white-grey-brown-yellow and green. but i have no idea what so ever where to connect which one so a little help would be great (Y) 

would be fun to see if the old thingy still works, especialy sinche its apperently a rare device as well

if you check out my post there are pictures 

Do you have reciever with timer+mute buttons or without buttons named SENSOR ?

For control code converter you need ir sensor.

Here is photo of my iR sensor connected in to Beomaster 5500. Hope this help.  🙂

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