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Many good reasons why you should move to HW6.1 - Variables, one of the strong features of the TT455-RT-238 HW6.1
Customers ratings: 95 stars out of 100
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Hello Michael, I wish you made products for B&O. Best regards, |
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Hello Michael, I just want to give you a short info that you were not completly right when saying „we do not support Go + Number commands“. A member of Beoworld programmed my -238 so it now supports Go+Number commands. He used variables to make it all work. Now I have Go + Number 1 to 9 assigned to functions I don’t use regulary, but want them to be on the Beo4 in case I need them without pulling the original plastic remotes out of the cabinet. As promised, I send you a picture of my current AV-Setup. Technisat HD8-S DVB-S2 receiver, Playstation 3 and Nintendo Wii are hidden in the cabinet. The Technisat and the Playstation are controlled through your -238 by low power emitters, TV and Soundbar are controlled by the high power emitters. The -238 is mounted behind the TV. This was only possible after removing the metal case. The B&O IR-Eye, an unshielded one which works perfectly, receives all commands from my Beo4. Hope you like it ? Regards, Martin |
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Hello Michael, Did a small test installation today with the -238 hanging downward behind the TV, the ir-eye hanging down beneath the Soundbar and an old low power ir-emitter put on the Technisat – and what should I say – it all works flawlessly without any disturbance by the led screen to the ir-eye - It’s incredible. I am sooo happy that all works now ! This is what I drempt of when I bought the Samsung and Technisat stuff 2 years ago. No one, except you and your -238 were able to help me. The problem with irtrans was that the webinterface was not stable. It was impossible to configure code translations because the webinterface restarted most of the time before I was able to save settings, but the main problem was that there is NO code database, so you have to take your remotes and learn every code you need. Even the codes for B&O remotes. I think this is not acceptable for the price you pay for irtrans. I also tried the oneremote controller which will be build into the beo4, but this one can control only one device, for example my Samsung TV. It’s not possible to control a second device out of the box. I waited 6 month to get a special programmed version from them, but gave up some days ago. It took weeks until they answered mails, didn’t understand what I wanted. After all this horror I decided to buy your TT455-RT-238. I took me only two hours until everything was setup correctly to control my devices. As soon as I have all installation fixed I will make pictures – with my new Christmas present from my parents – a DSLR camera - for your website. All nothing special, but with a shining cabinet from lifestyle-av on them ;-) Thanks a lot and kindest regards Martin |
| From Bang&Olufsen in
Hong Kong, we received a story about the TT455-RT-238 controlling
devices at the Mira Hotel. http://www.themirahotel.com/en/default.aspx |
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| From Bang&Olufsen in
CapeTown, Soutch Africa, we have received this picture from their
showroom. Scott Salusbury [Scott@beo-sa.co.za] explains: AV equipment is all Bang & Olufsen; BeoVision4 65", BeoSystem 2, BeoCenter 2, BeoLab 5, 3, and 7 speakers. The B&O IR receiver is split to the BeoSystem 2 and to a Lintronic -238 in a walk-in equipment cupboard off the main room. The 238 controls the Intellibus lighting control system - 15 individual lighting zones, currently 6 scenes. Intellibus control is via RS232 (Thanks Michael for the firmware upgrade) Lighting triggers for the -238 are Beo4/5 remote as well as mag contacts on the automatic sliding door wired to the -238 digital inputs.When you walk in and close the door the lights come up to a welcome scene. When you open the door again to leave, the lights go back to a standby scene. The -238 also controls a Multichoice 990 satellite decoder in the cabinet under the screen. The room is proving to be a fantastic demontration tool. |
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| B&O in Paris - asked us
to support an RGB controller. Then they created a very nice wall at a
customers site. Facebook - ApplicationNote Nicolas explains: The RGB LED are behind a woden wall we create to hide the cables and set top box (It's the same type of wall we used in B&o store). The Led illuminates all around the wall to make an aesthetic effect. With the beo5 you can choose the intensity of each color (red,blue,green) to make the color of your choise. You can also start a sequence where the color change it self, at speed of your choise. |
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Hello Michael A TT455-RT-238 controls a 52" Sony TV, a Strong sat receiver and a Motorola 1920 Set Top Box. The TT455-RT-238 is placed behind the TV and still controls it perfectly. The Strong and the Motorola are stored in the cabinet and controlled by the low-power TT-IR-ET03. Regards, Mogens |
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| I am (censored)
from Italy. Well, now, i have understood how to make tt238 works well and i have many units working perfectly in my new home (i just finished to build the new home). Your tt238, is really a little 'big machine'! With this little box, i am able to have a real full integration with my home automation system. Everythings works automatically with presence-sensors. Lights, alarm-system, fan, curtains, and now audio-video too. I need only 'to be' in my home, then different scenarios starts in various rooms at the specified time. Thank you for everything, Michael! |
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| JC, Belgium Left: Original setup : Sony LCD, Digicorder Telenet, Apple TV, beosound 4 Center: After LinTronic installation, all units stored in another room Right: The number of remotes put aside and replaced with Beo4 only. |
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| Mike, Denmark Controlling curtains from the Iphone ApplicationNote |
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TT455-RT-238 The best product we ever made! 6'th generation since 2003. |
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LinTronic | Gl. Viborgvej 387 | 8920 Randers NV | Denmark | Phone +45 2876 7699 | Email michael@lintronic.dk |