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Getting Started
With the OneRemote converter installed in your Bang & Olufsen Beo4 remote control terminal you may
control your Panasonic TV with this terminal. This guide explains how.
Basically there are two types of Beo4. OneRemote operation of your TV depends on the Beo4 model and
mode it has been set to.
If the OneRemote converter has not yet been optimized for your setup, you might want to refer to the
installation section below about the initial setup and option programming. No programming is needed during
everyday use.
The OneRemote converter installed in your Beo4 remote control may be used in any Beo4 generation, in the
Beo4 Navi with extra functionality.
To get the most of your modified Beo4 the OneRemote converter must be programmed according to the Beo4
model and the equipment setup that your TV is a part of. Refer to page 5 and onwards for the initial
programming.
www.oneremote.dk
Previous Beo4 model. Sold until 2010.
The center button is O that simply sends the p
command used previously.
If your OneRemote modified Beo4 is of this type.
Refer to the translation table on page 5
how to operate your Panasonic TV with this Beo4.
Beo4 Navi model. Sold from 2010.
The center button is changed to a joystick type button that can
be pushed forward, backwards and to the sides. This adds new
operation possibilities.
Mode 1 &3
To make use of these new buttons, the Beo4 must be set in
mode 1 or 3. Refer to the Beo4 user manual of how to.
Refer to the translation table on page 6
how to operate your Panasonic TV with this Beo4 in
mode 1 or 3.
Mode 2
If the Beo4 Navi is in its default mode 2, it will operate as
previous models.
Refer to the translation table on page 5
how to operate your Panasonic TV with this Beo4 in mode 2.
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