It is possible to access the control center from a BROne with this workaround: I use ATV4K Connected to a BV7-55 and have it controlled with the BROne with PUC as a “Beo4” product, but with at Theatre it should be even easier since both Theatre and ATV are BT connected I have connected my BROne directly to the ATV 4K through BT so I have the ATV as a BT source in the Remote as well. I switch to the ATV with the BROne in “Beo4” mode. ATV is mapped to a MyButton Then I change source via List on BROne to ATV4 (BT), and I can use the INFO button as TV/Controlcenter (long press will open controlcenter), and the MENU button as Back button. The StandBy button will also bring up the Control center when BROne is directly connected to the ATV4

Pardon me, but what is: ‘a puc cable was run to my comms cab’ - what is a comms cab? If the PUC cable was run to another device than the ATV (and just to that), this has no influenze on (PUC) controlling the ATV. Probably - when the Theatre was installed - the installer meant to rely on CEC controlling of the ATV by just connecting it to the Theatre or to the LG-tv by a HDMI cable. This mostly works fine. A lot do it that way - personally I prefer the PUC method. In both cases it is controlled with the Beoremote. ———— As for optimal settings on the ATV 4K please have a look

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Thanks for the tips, in terms of the comms cab I have a cupboard where all of my AV equipment is housed, from there my sky q box is cabled via hdmi to the theatre. I also have a spare HDMI which I'm going the use to connect the Apple TV but also the installer also ran a PUC IR blaster again connected to the theatre which my dealer advised could be used to control certain devices, is this not the case and should I be using CEC instead?