Is it possible to assign IR signals (like "volume up") to the qwerty buttons on the remote or will they only work in PC mode?
261771
I don't understand your question. I am able to work the volume up and down via the usb connection as well as the qwerty keyboard
261772
You can program it to use anything with IR. I have it using stereo, radio, and my TV. Best remote I ever bought!!!!
65265
yes: wireless keyboard and mouse with one common USB receiver and an IR remote control with IR/USB receiver
383866
Like Richard said, you would have to add a button to the 670 to do that. If not in the Harmony database, the 670's IR learning works great.
1278796
Yes it can, that's the best feature about it. I'll learn IR codes from any remote and assign them to any button
72641
you can adjust volume on the keyboard. hold F3 key and use up/down arrows to adjust
798738
I ended up buying a different model (HP MCE Remote w/IR transceiver). It does not do what you want, and I doubt that any will. I agree with the comment from Lester Barraatt, that this would require BIOS level settings, and accompanying driver software functionality.
944077
There's a Harmony PS3 adapter for about $30 that converts your IR signal from Harmony remotes and converts them to the PS3 signal. Much cheaper than the Harmony Hub remotes.
977813
I have a Vizio 'D' Series TV. I just plugged my USB key board in (It's not this but it is a generic USB keyboard). Once I opened the applications (You Tube, Amazon, etc.) it works just fine. This will not change the channel or operate the Vizio menu unless it also supports the IR signal tool.
752250
There is nothing in the documentation or on the Sony web site dealing with IR, so I presume the answer to your question is "No."
1804853
Not sure - but I did find it annoying the remote did not have direction keys (ie: up, down, left, right) it only has a mouse which isn't always effective for htpc configurations especially when the application UI is normally manipulated with direction keys for quick navigation. My use was on a htpc with xbmc and had to return the product because it didn't satisfy my need. Hope this helps.Wm
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You can adjust the lighting modes on the remote itself. I bought this specifically for the sound sensitivity. You can simply adjust the sensitivity knob for more or less reactive lighting. I love this unit. Simple, easy & very affordable. Plus you can connect 3 strips to it.
1464909
No. You have to use the standard remote, which is a major hassle, or purchase a wireless keyboard.
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Yep, Vol, Chan, OK, Power, Input, AV, TV, Menu, and Set are the buttons on the back for IR remote functions.
326309
I couldn't figure out how to use the keys in the remote to enter alphabets. I just use the stock remote to switch the device on and off. For everything else I use a Lenovo mini USB keyboard. If you still want to use the stock remote. The only way is to make the onscreen keyboard pop up and use the arrow keys on the remote or long press the red button and enter into mouse mode to select alphabets on screen. The stock remote had so much potential, if it was done right, but they have totally screwed it up.
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I found this and heard it works, but haven't tried it myself to verify, and you have to push the buttons very fast apparently:Switch the player onOpen the tray doorPress Setup on the remote controlSelect AudioPress RIGHT ARROWPress 2,1,2,2,2,5Press LEFT ARROWPress DOWN ARROWPress 0 when the screen displays region codePress Setup to exit
1987340
I believe that the remote has to have direct "eye" contact with your devices although I know there are extenders that allow for signals to be conveyed to devices thru a wired IR sensor.
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You need a working IR Remote to program it. The programming is simple, but the number of buttons is limited. Buttons that are missing are Mute button, and the Exit button. You can program for up to 2 devices in it.