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Make sure you get one that has a cradle if not they eat batteries like crazy I have had two of them but right now I have the 550 which sucks dont but this one trust me. check reviews first.
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Thought this Cnet piece about Harmony remotes was quite interesting:
Five ways Logitech can improve Harmony remotes. Contained some stuff I didn't know - like the 5-step maximum for sequence support, and the fact that the 900 & 1100 doesn't even include sequences! |
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Also have you tried walking through the troubleshooting steps for your receiver in the programming software on your computer? |
Still waiting for logitech to release a patch so i can finally use the Harmony 1100 on Mac's Lion OS.
Thanks god it was a present, but still... :( |
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On another note, but I thought the Link now had customization capabilities (I have really been out of touch on this product)... Problem is, I can't figure out where to go to make the changes. Nothing obvious on the iPad app itself... Nothing obvious on the MyHarmony.com config website... Any thoughts??? |
After reading most of this thread I went ahead and purchased the Harmony 1100 remote. Thinking back I do not know why I waited so long to invest in this product. I had a tray on the coffee table with 6 remotes in it and my wife was frustrated and kept complaining she can't watch TV in the living room without stressing over which remotes to use. Now all she has to do is press the Play TV activity or Play DVD activity and it good to go. Thanks everybody for all the input in this thread.
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Finally got a Harmony One and I love it. I'd recommend it to anyone.
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Question regarding the RF system with the 900.
Can I replace the mini-blasters with straight 1/8" male to male cables and run it straight from the main blaster to the back of devices IR inputs (Pioneer vsx1326/oppo bdp93)? |
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anybody here have there 1100 controlling smarthome/Insteon devices?
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I'm thinking about buying one for my Home Theater.
The 900 looks nice to me. I like the backlit buttons since my HT is fully light controlled, I need RF because all my equipment will be in a small closet behind me. In the closet will be: PS3 Xbox 360 Denon 4810CI Possibly an Oppo 93 Question though. Since my consoles will be in a closet behind me is there any way to make the PS3 and 360 controller RF? Or do I need a IR relay? |
Does anyone know if the harmony link works with android tablets yet?
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The 360 controllers are RF, no problems either! :) |
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Does anyone use the link? And what are your thoughts? I have a harmony 550 but recently got an iPad so I'm considering the link so I can move the 550 to the bedroom
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I just upgraded from the 550 harmony remote to the harmony one remote over the holidays. Love this remote i like the docking station that comes with it.
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I had to call customer service concerning my 1100. When I place it in the cradle it won't start the charging light/process. We came to the conclusion it's the adaptor. I just hope it's not the cradle.
I couldn't find anything to test it out. Waiting for the adaptor to come in the mail. I'm glad the remote hasn't died yet. I'm thinking about looking into the RF for this remote. I'm getting tired of pointing the remote at the equipment. Actually, I've been hoping I get some type of discount, the same as I gotten when I bought the 1100. |
Does anyone have a link to the site where you can get the tv channel icons to put into the harmony one? I can't seem to remember what the site was called but someone here had posted it way back, thanks.
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Protective cases for Harmony 1100
My wife got me the 1100 for Christmas and since this thing is expensive, does anyone if there are protective cases for the 1100?? Some kinda hard case, silicone case or even a protective case made for some other device that's the same size as the 1100.
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I have a question about controlling the RS45 via direct connection to a Harmony 1100 remote RF receiver base.
It's probably a basic one and was hoping someone could provide a quick answer. I know that the Harmony 1100 can control the RS45 via IR signal, but I would like to control it via RF/hard wire it if possible as the PJ will be above and behind where the seating area will be, inside a closet behind the rear wall, and I'm not sure how well the IR signal will get in there. I suppose I could just run an IR blaster from the RF receiver to the PJ and put the blaster in front of one of the 2 IR sensors. However, the PJ will be in a separate closet from the rest of the AV equipment, including the RF receiver of the Harmony 1100, and I know the IR blasters that I have are too short (probably at least a 10' run). I'm not sure if it is possible to purchase longer ones or to somehow extend them. So that brings me to the idea that I could try to run a direct connection from the RF receiver base to the PJ. What kind of cables would I need to control the JVC RS45 without need of line of sight using a Harmony RF receiver from over 10' away, or is this even possible? The RS45 has a 3.5 mm stereo mini jack that is labelled "Remote" on the back panel. Do I just need a basic 3.5 mm stereo mini jack connector to hook up to that "Remote" jack (#9 in the figure on p.19 of the RS45 manual)? And then do I just connect that to one of the 3.5 mm jacks in the Harmony RF receiver base? In terms of the other connections, I think the trigger terminal (#8 in manual) is for output (I guess to control a retractable screen or something?), the RS232C is for controling via a computer directly, and the LAN for control via control over ethernet, so I'm thinking none of those are what I'm looking for. In any case, I'm trying to put in an order at monoprice very soon (next hour or so) to make their shipping deadline for today and was hoping I could just throw this 3.5mm cable in there to save on shipping IF this is what I need. It's only like a buck for a 12' cable. If not, then I don't want to order it unnecessarily. Any and all help would be much appreciated. Thanks! |
Just ordered the Harmony One today. My 3 1/2 year-old 620 decided to stop transmitting (blinking) and all Logitech Tech Support could do for me was give me a 50% off code for a remote from their website, so I got the One for $99.99 shipped. Not too shabby.
I have an old Harmony 628 for the upstairs system that's still working fine. That one has to be like 6 years old now. One question about the One, I assume the 6 custom buttons that normally are along the sides of the display now appear on the touch display once you select an activity? :confused: |
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Considering new universal remote. Have never owned one. Have Panny hdtv, sony bluray,Yamaha avr. Is this a good choice to run my gear? I do alot of tweeking during movies on my avr. Will i be able to do that with the Harmony?
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Forgot, i have a Directv HD DVR also.
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I currently have the harmony 700 model. Is it worth upgrading to the harmony 1100 model? Since best buy has it for $249.99.
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I own the 700 for the bedroom and the 1100 for the main room. There is so much more than you can do with the 1100 and it also looks pretty darn good setting there waiting to go to work. I originally purchased a 1000 back in the days when it cost $499.99 and when I see BB have a 1100 for $249.99, it almost makes be buy another. About 2 years ago, Harmony had a special sale on remotes, I purchased a new 1100 from them for $200 and sold my used on e-Bay for $250.00. m |
I still wish they would put a quality screen in the damn thing. For $250 it should have a screen as good as my Galaxy S II.
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Anybody having trouble with the harmony 1 software? I'm trying to make some changes on the remote and the software is taking forever to do anything.
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There is too much of a lag time between when you hit a button and the system responds. As an example, I would hit the volume and nothing happened. I would do it again trying to raise the volume and nothing. Then, all of a sudden the volume would raise 2-3 jumps making it to loud. All the other buttons were the same, too slow in response. I am back |
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