One Remote RMB4 User manual

User guide, English
OneRemote RMB4 controller installed in a Bang & Olufsen Beo4 remote control.
Operate these devices using the modified Beo4:
Sony KDL-NX700 ... and more
Operate devices that are operate able with RCU’s like:
Sony RM-ED031, RM-ED032, RM-ED033, RM-ED034 and RM-ED035.
User guide type 35104377 RMB4

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Beo4 Translation table.
Daily operation Bravia Sync operation
OO OK/ enter
W*1*2 Prog +
R*1*2 Prog -
Q*1*2 Guide
E*1*2 Return
m Home
e Exit
o1 Digial/ analog
o2 Favorite menu
o6 AV input
*1 The up/ down arrow operations can be ex-
changed with the blue and yellow buttons. See
page 6.
*2 As the direct function of the coloured func-
tion buttons has been assigned to other func-
tions, these have to be preceded with a o
to retrieve the actual coloured function.
oQ Green function
oW Yellow function
oE Red function
oRBlue function
O Play press 1 sec.
q Stop
OASRew/ FF
ODFNext/ Previous
O8 Theatre
Om Sync menu
Other operations
O3 Options
O4 i+
O5 Subtitles
O7 Audio
O9 Scene
Special/ alternative operations
O0 Play
Ot Operate a B&O TV.

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Congratulations
With a OneRemote RMB4 controller from www.oneremote.dk
built in to your Beo4 remote control, you can fully operate your
TV with your Bang & Olufsen remote control terminal. This
guide explains how.
Refer to the installation section about the initial setup and op-
tion programming. There is no programming needed during
daily use.

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RMB4 Internal controller for the Beo4 remote control
The OneRemote RMB4 controller is a small microcomputer module, which is specifi-
cally made to be built in to a Bang & Olufsen Beo4 remote control.
The RMB4 controller captures the commands that were meant for operating a Bang &
Olufsen device. Before the commands are emitted from the Beo4, these commands are
converted, and therefore able to operate a non Bang & Olufsen device.
RMB4 controllers are dedicated controllers made for operating a specific product like
an Apple iPod docking station, a flat screen TV, a curtain controller etc.
The RMB4 controller makes the Beo4 able to operate a third part device, but it is still
able to operate any other Bang & Olufsen products.
If a Bang & Olufsen audiomaster are in the room, it can be used for the sound. Speakers connected to an
audiomaster is normally of a much better quality than the speakers in a TV.
Only a simple audio cable is needed between the TV and the audiomaster. See the option programming sec-
tion about AAUX mode on page 7.

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Operating with OneRemote - OneRemote environment.
To be able to operate the device optimal with the Beo4 the user has to be familiar with
operations with the original remote control as described in the device’s user manual.
A beo4 remote control is not equipped with as many keys as most other remote con-
trols. We have designed a ‘layout’ that works logically, even when shifting between
different OneRemote operated devices. To get a common layout for many devices, we
therefore needed to redefine a few of the beo4 buttons to other functions:
Coloured function buttons.
To make room for easy access to more important functions, we have moved the col-
oured buttons, to a lower layer. To send a ‘color’ command from the device’s original
RCU, a Omust be pressed before the coloured button.
This way we are able to assign other functions to the coloured buttons in direct mode.
In a OneRemote environment the coloured buttons are assigned to these operations:
Programme stepping, up/ down manoeuvring in menus.
Most set top boxes or TV’s has 4 arrow buttons for moving up, down, left and right in
on screen menus. In addition they have separate programme stepping buttons for zap-
ping through programmes. B&O remote controls does not have separate buttons for
programme zapping. We therefore have chosen the blue and the yellow buttons to func-
tion as programme stepping buttons, in direct mode. The four up, down, left and right
buttons have been assigned for manoeuvring in on screen menus, in our basic setup. It
is possible to use the up and down arrow for programme stepping, refer to the option
section, page 6.
Go or Stop shifted operation.
Some of the buttons has 2 or three functions. To get to these they have to be preceded
with Oor q. The buttons that has been assigned secondary functions on this
controller can be seen in the operating table on page 2.
QGuide, EPG or similar.
EBack, Backup, Return or similar.
W
R
Programme zapping. P+/ P- ,
Channel up/ down or CH+/ CH-.

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Option programming
The OneRemote controller inside the Beo4 can be programmed with different options, to
make it fit in different setups. One or more options might need to be set to optimize your
application.
An option programming is carried out by pressing a series of buttons in a sequence that
does not occur during daily use. The programming must be ended within 5 seconds.
An ongoing programming sequence can be cancelled by pressing e.
All option programming is initiated by pressing tOqfollowed by the actual
option.
Disable OneRemote Controller Option
The OneRemote controller in the modified Beo4 remote control can be enabled or dis-
abled using this option. When disabled the Beo4 remote control operates as an original
Beo4.
tOq20 Disables the OneRemote controller.
tOq21 Enables the OneRemote controller. Factory setting.
Zap Mode Option
The Beo4 buttonsWand Rare being used for programme stepping, and the
Dand Fbuttons are used to manoeuvre up and down in an on-screen menu. This
is the default factory setting, as described in the chapter ‘Operating with OneRemote’.
The zap mode option makes it possible to exchange the functions of the up & down but-
tons with the blue & yellow buttons.
tOq90 Up & down is programme zap.
tOq91 Blue & Yellow is programme zap. Factory setting.

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Volume, PC and AAUX option.
When the TV is being selected with tthe TV automatically powers on.
If the A.AUX mode is set, the OneRemote controller will turn on the TV, and also send
an AAUX command in B&O format, to an B&O audiomaster. The audiomaster will
therefore also turn on and open for it’s AAUX input.
A scart to DIN audio cable between the TV and the audiomaster, can now move the TV
sound to the speakers of the audiomaster and the sound quality will be significantly
improved.
With the A.AUX option any B&O audiomaster with connected speakers, can add a
totally different sound experience to the TV. Older audiomasters from the 80’s or
newer models can be used via a simple audio cable.
These are the available volume options with this OneRemote controller:
tOq00 Volume buttons are completely ignored.
tOq01 Volume buttons controls TV directly.
tOq02 Volume buttons sends volume control to a B&O
audiomaster, in B&O format.
When the TV is selected, the audiomaster auto-
matically powers on and opens its AAUX socket.
tOq03 Volume buttons sends volume control to a B&O
audiomaster, in B&O format.
When the TV is selected, the audiomaster auto-
matically powers on and opens its PC source.
For special use.

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Discrete codes.
Some televisions are able to switch to a specific source, using so called discrete IR
codes. These are codes that usually is not available as buttons on the TV’s own remote
control. The RMB4 controller is able to send these codes.
Not all TV models understands these discrete codes, or only some of them. Obviously a
discrete code to select the source HDMI4, will not have any function on a TV with less
than 4 HDMI sockets. Some TV models have not been manufactured making use of
discrete codes at all. The only way to find out if a TV accepts discrete codes, is testing
the options that are mentioned below.
If discrete codes will not work with a TV, sources must be accessed the same way as
using the TVs original remote control. Using the AV button, Source button, Input but-
ton or else.
When a video source button on the Beo4 is pressed like T, f , the
OneRemote RMB4 controller checks if an option is set for this source. If an option is
programmed, it will transmit the corresponding discrete code, otherwise it will be ig-
nored.

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Programming discrete source codes.
The beo4 source selection buttons df*1 T*1 aor c can each be
programmed to open for a specific input socket on the TV.
Programming is done by entering a 5 key code, as examples shown in the table below.
1. Programming is initiated by pressing tOfollowed by the source button,
that is needed to transmit a discrete code to the TV.
2. Next enter the source code of the input the TV shall open. See the corresponding
available source codes in the table on next page.
3. Finally enter the IR-control code.
Code 1: Following commands will operate the TV.
Code 2: Following commands will not be converted.
*1
VMEM is the same button as VTAPE on previous versions of the beo4.
DTV is the same button as SAT on previous versions of the beo4.
DVD is the same as DVR on previous versions of the beo4.
Source option Beo4 source Input on TV IR control
tOT01 VMEM no new source TV control
tOT02 VMEM no new source Beolink TX
tOT11 VMEM opens source “1” TV control
tOT72 VMEM opens source “7” Beolink TX
tOd01 DVD no new source TV control
tOd91 DVD opens source “9” TV control
tOc81 PC opens source “8” TV control
Examples of source selection.

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TV Source selection table
0 No change
1 HDMI 1
2 HDMI 2
3 HDMI 3
4 HDMI 4
5 Video 1
6 Video 2
7 Video 3
8 Component 1
9 Component 2

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