Compatibility between BeoVision 1, BeoVision Avant, BeoVision Avant DVD and Triax C-HD 207 CX kabel receiver

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Millemissen replied on Tue, Jan 17 2017 1:24 PM

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These receiver are modified with a chip solution/a code converter.

They must communicate with the tv's through scart and are usually installed as V.Mem/V.Tape or DTV/SAT in the connection menu.

The solution works well - if/when you have gotten used to pushing the 'right' button.

Of course the antenna cable must be connected to the receiver - the tuner in the tv's is unused.

A lot of owners of these old sets in Denmark use this solution.

I once did myself (the DVB-T version) on my old, long gone Avant

MM

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Millemissen replied on Tue, Jan 17 2017 1:25 PM

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By the way - welcome to Beoworld.

P.S. Maybe I should have asked, where you are located.

MM

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Andrey replied on Tue, Jan 17 2017 2:01 PM

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Hello!

Thank you for your answer and thank you for your help!

I live in Moscow (Russland)

So, I've understood you that it's very easy to communicate old CRT Beovisions directly with Triax C-HD 207 CX (B&O version). Is it right that I can hide these receivers because there is no needs for any IR communication between receiver and IR remote?

If you know please tell me some words about communication via SCART, I have no information about it.

Andrey

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Hiort replied on Tue, Jan 17 2017 2:42 PM

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Andrey:

If you know please tell me some words about communication via SCART, I have no information about it.

Welcome to Beoworld Andrey.

SCART is an analogue connection that carries sound and image between e.g a cableTV box  and the TV. Nowadays replaced by the digital HDMI cable.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCART

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDMI

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Andrey replied on Tue, Jan 17 2017 3:30 PM

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Hi, thank you for your answer! But I've asked about something like communication protocol because there is no information how old Beovisions runs Triax C-HD 207 (B&O versions) via SCART.

It was just an additional question)

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parasound replied on Tue, Jan 17 2017 4:20 PM

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Check your conection meny in your Beovision if you can control your digitalbox.

Some stb/puc-codes works fine as long its the same brand.

you also need a IR-cable from your beovision to your digital box (use double side clear tape)

After that you can control your beovision with your beo4 remote.

Works very well with my 2 beovision 3-32, my digital boxes has the (new) T2 and scary/hdmi som

they can be used when a change my old tvs to newer with hdmi.

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Millemissen replied on Tue, Jan 17 2017 4:59 PM

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@Andrey

I can't tell whether this particular box will work in Moskau - maybe the protocol of the digital signal is different there ???

If not/if it can be used - just connect it via scart (as described in my post), The B&O-tv's will pass on the Beo-command via scart to the receiver.

This is (after being modified) able to understand the commands from a B&O remote.

Don't worry - that part will work!

As parasound points out you might (or possibly might not!) be lucky that the tv's already have some codes stored internally.

These can be used (when a ir cable is used as well as the scart) to control some devices --- this is called PUC/STB control.

You can check this when configuring a scart connection - here the possible entries show up.

The user guide also has a descibtion of how to.

Usually the modified boxes are double the price of the original device - there are not many brand with this mod.

MM

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Andrey replied on Wed, Jan 18 2017 8:15 AM

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Hi,

Thank you for your detailed answer!

Your information was very very helpful for me!

For addition please write all models (brands) of DVB-C and DVB-T2 receivers with B&O mod you know, it is important.

DVB-T2 receiver will probably may need me if one of TV-sets will go to our country side home this spring.

Andrey