I do not have a receiver. I only have aTV, Sony soundbar, Sony BluRay player and Comcast Xfinity cable box. Can I use the 700 remote for these device
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When you plug in the remote to your computer to set it up, you can set any combination of devices to control, and which colored buttons to do special functions.
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Look at the logitech website for specific models of equipment. You do not need a receiver for the remote to work.
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That doesn't matter. The remote will control any subset of devices that you may have. As long as it supports your device which it probably does. It supports nearly everything. It won't have any issues with the device that you listed.
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Logitech has a huge database of codes TV's Receivers, cable boxes, DVD Players, etc. The Harmony 350 should operate your TV and receiver perfectly.
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I'm not sure, I am not sure what an HR34/700 receiver is. I have Dish and mine is hooked up with the receiver. Sorry best I can do.
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My advice to you is to the update you entertaiment system by getting a new blueray player or a ps3 (something that uses an HDMI ccable.) You are not getting your money worth by using rca cable on your 50 in HDTV. But if you refuse you could always by a rca splitter box. Can connect up to four devices into it and the box into the tv to view one device at a time.
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I want to use a receiver instead of the control untit. Did you get an answer to your question?
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I think a remote for a Digital Stream converter box (e. g. ATSC -&gt; NTSC) might work. I've seen such work at my home.
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I had a similar set up and didn't need a receiver, however there are limited inputs on the sound bar and i bought a cheap input switch to make it work
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Hello Jeff, I don't know...my remote is an Xfinity remote. The device converts any IR signal to an RF signal and then again to IR received through the emitters. It should not matter which IR remote you have.
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ask the seller for the receiver #. also, I may have mine for sale, as I just switched to Dish
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Yes it works just fine. The 7000 & 7100 are the same when it comes to remote usage.
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The remote does not come with a receiver. Look up your fan and see if it has one built in it automatically like ours.
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I really can't answer this for sure as I do not use my receiver with a TV or sound bar etc...it is strictly used in my home theater so that feature is not used. however, I did use it to do the initial setup and had it connected for a few days with no problems as others have mentioned.
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That is the whole idea of the device. You can connect up to four different devices ie. cable box, dvd player, etc to the transmitting unit. The receiver unit is placed by the remote TV and connected to an hdmi port. You set your TV input to that hdmi port. You select which of the input devices connected to the transmitter unit you wish to send to the receiving unit. The transmitter unit has four hdmi ports and two component ports. A lot of cable boxes output to component so you should be ok. Cable to cable box, cable box to component port (or hdmi if your cable box has hdmi output). If your remotes are infrared, you will still need to point the remote toward the cable box or dvd player etc. My remote is RF for my satellite receiver so I don't need to do that for satellite but I do need to do it for my dvd player. The infrared gizmo that is included with the Nyrius really doesn't cut it.
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Receiver most likely. If you have your blu ray, xbox, playstation, and cable box plugged into the receiver, use the receiver. If it is just for a blu ray player use that.
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Bill B is partly correct. If you have cable straight out of the wall without a cable box/receiver, then it should work. But if you are using a cable box/receiver because you need it receive specialty programming or paid premium channels like HBO or similar, then this will not work for that situation. I sent my back specifically because of that reason. You cannot program it to adjust the volume for the TV and then change the channels on a receiver like you can other universal remotes. It's one or the other. It's a really poor design because of that.
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Like the other reply, yes, "but" you will need to buy some extra equipment. Especially if you have/want a MRV setup. I suggest googling your model of receiver and researching the different setup options and suggestions. I'm not going to point you to any particular website or company, I don't work for them and don't want to suggest someone or something that may not work for you. Hope this suggestion/advice helps.
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If you are replacing the same model units - yes you can use a new remote with the old receiver. You will need to be sure the security dip switches are set in the same positions for both units and all should work correctly.