ARCHIVED FORUM -- March 2012 to February 2022READ ONLY FORUM
This is the second Archived Forum which was active between 1st March 2012 and 23rd February 2022
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Present: BL90, Core, BL6000, CD7000, Beogram 7000, Essence Remote.
Past: BL1, BL2, BL8000, BS9000, BL5, BC2, BS5, BV5, BV4-50, Beosystem 3, BL3, DVD1, Beoremote 4, Moment.
I've tried and tried to use the BeoRemote 1, but I just can't stand using it after using the Beo5/6. I suggest that you download the configuration software and give a try at programming it yourself. It's actually quite easy and fun. The beauty of the Beo5/6 is that you can totally customize it to fit YOUR individual needs. For example, you can re-order the buttons in a way that is logical and ergonomic to you. I found it useful to use a different color for the buttons of the most-used controls, such as "Guide" and "List" for the DVR. This is quite useful when you can't find your reading glasses! You can hide the buttons that you don't use or store them in a sub-page. If you have a BLGW, you can organize all of the home automation such as lights, fans, projector, screen, and HVAC in the "Scene" area. In my opinion, no one can program the remote as well as you can -- since it's you who will be using it.
seethroughyou:would it be cheaper to buy the new Beoremote 1 and does it have all the PUC and programming preloaded or does it also need programming
2. the PUC's are preloaded in your tv not in the remote
seethroughyou:Thanks Beojeff, is the configuration tool available for MAC?
No, you need to use Windows on your Mac with Bootcamp or as a virtual machine with Parallels http://www.parallels.com/eu/
You might try switching between the default factory configuration and your custom configuration in the Setup screen and see if you get the same behavior. You enter the Setup screen by pushing the center button and the standby button at the same time.