Hi, Beo 6 is central and important for me, two of the three remotes I use daily, the third being a BL5000. Very far from a collectors item on a shelf. But it's temperamental: you have to work a little bit to get the better of it, and even then you'll face issues that were there even when new, like battery life, touchscreen life expectancy, etc… You'll find a lot of useful informations in the old forum, including specific third party IR codes or example of uses. and there is also a dedicated page on the main website with a link to a programming guide that worth be studied. Beo6/5 was badly born/lauched/presented but in the end it makes all the thing "non B&O" people believe a beo4 will do: learn codes, command everything, be magic, with that B&O 90's charm. Enjoy…

I keep a few handy for when I have the rare need to use it for 3rd party IR commands -- such as non-b&o tv, projector, and motorized screen. It certainly is temperamental. A good word of advice when you're not using it very often is to periodically check that it's still properly seated in its charger and that the charger is plugged in. If the remote goes completely dead for too long, it won't charge. There can be some ways of having a dealer save it, replacing the battery, or doing some difficult other type of charging, but I haven't found it to be worth the hassle for the few of mine that lost the ability to charge.

here you go to the ct 6.84 ..... https://www.mediafire.com/download/6s2l3qs88zqz9x1/CTSetup_6.84.exe   I hope this help for you :)  

There are many threads in the archive Forum 1 and 2 for the Beo 5/6 Remote go to search ... here is one of them ... https://archivedforum2.beoworld.org/forums/p/21026/188149.aspx#188149   good luck

Hi Beozip, Have my Beo6 for battery replacement, but he says there is no support for parametring it etc. is the software "open" to access without a temporary login as the on e the installators used to have? I love to make it work for my installation (i am quircky indusrial designer ;)) so laove to see how it works (never got it setup since i acquired it second hand). thank you for all useful tips to get on trail. Nils