Can I control Philips Hue with the Harmony One? I know the Harmony Ultimate claims it can, but hoping the Harmony One Can!
2016041
You will need to create a Logitech account online and list a Harmony One as the equipment to search whether the Phillips Hue is an item supported by the Harmony One.
2016042
I would guess not, u need to run a app. So a computer or smart phone would suffice. If u have specific knowledge that it can let us know !!
2016043
Just long onto the Logitech web site and it will list all compatible devices.
633332
I wish I could give a definitive yes, but I can say most likely. As I recall, this was the generic remote we would recommend when I worked for Philips. Sorry I can't help more!
2260757
I am not. But one of the GREAT things about Harmony is you can call Tech Support, talk to a live person in North America and they'll tell you if you can. If you can they'll walk you through doing it. I've had Harmony remotes for a long time. I can still talk to someone in support about a 10 year old remote. FANTASTIC company and support
2270705
you can, if they are all the same bulbs. if you have 10 of these bulbs in 4 different rooms you can group them by room so you only control the bulbs you want at one time.
530325
Yes. As long as the bulbs have signal to eachother and/or the bridge, they will be controllable. To use the app outside of the local network, the two people will need to share the password to a Hue account.
877823
Yes, I have mine controlling the Roku now. I used to have it programmed to the Harmony 550 and the "menu" button took you to the home screen, on the 510 it does not. You have to add this command, no problem.
1140796
I haven't try that yet. I only purchased one.if the remote has the same frequency, of course, all bulbs will obey the same command.
1140795
yes, one remote will control multiple lights. You need to have the lights sitting together in order to sync them. But if you just want to keep track of one remote, it will work for multiple lights.
326556
Yes. This device as well as the other Harmony remotes are Intelligent remotes. I have found to be able to control every single device in my home minus a Roku box. TiVo, X1 platform via Xfinity, and other providers DVR boxes respond well. It Is also a learning remote for tougher jobs. Make sure you get a User manual. Hope this helps. Grace and Peace be with you.
1835884
Good question!!!! I never tried it but I'm pretty sure you can.... I'm sure they made a remote for all bulbs and not make a million different remotes for each bulb... The only thing is if the remote can turn on both bulbs at the same time
127427
Logitech Harmony remotes work with pretty much everything, I used it with the moboplay (no longer have it), and it worked way better than the original.
922939
Julia - that's a great question. We have just recently installed our fan (which I LOVE, by the way), and do not have it hooked up to a remote control. However, we did look at Universal Remote Controls at Home Depot with the thought in mind that some day we might want one. If you could obtain the specifics on this type of remote control and contact a "brick-and-mortar" establishment that sells these fans (like Lamps Plus) they might be able to answer your question. Just a thought!
173050
Yes, all Harmony remotes including this one is capable of controlling this device. You may take advantage of the device lookup tool by which you can check if the device(s) can be controlled by Harmony http://support.myharmony.com/en/compatibility
2089094
Yes. One remote will control them all, but not all at once. Each one has to be set individually. To control them, you have to point the controller directly into the bulb. Good news is, that once set, they remember the last setting when you turn them back on, and you will have 4 or 5 spare remotes.
71430
I own one, however they would both come with a remote. I would assume though one remote can control both if you like.
255249
No, the bulbs that work with Philips Hue are specifically marked. This does not.
1890013
Yes. I have a Harmony One which is controlling a Panasonic flat screen, a Polk sounded bar, our cable box,a Panasonic bluray and a TIVo mini. The tv and the sound bar are in the open but the other stuff is in an in loses cabinet and are controlled by the Ir flasher. It all works great. The only issue is positioning the flashers. The directions say use the supplied tape but I have found this didn't work (T least for me). I found that aiming the shiny side of the device works best. Also, you will probably need to experiment a little. Be creative and once you find the proper spot, securely fix the flasher. Yes. I have a Harmony One which is controlling a Panasonic flat screen, a Polk sounded bar, our cable box,a Panasonic bluray and a TIVo mini. The tv and the sound bar are in the open but the other stuff is in an in loses cabinet and are controlled by the Ir flasher. It all works great. The only issue is positioning the flashers. The directions say use the supplied tape but I have found this didn't work (T least for me). I found that aiming the shiny side of the device works best. Also, you will probably need to experiment a little. Be creative and once you find the proper spot, securely fix... » Read More Yes. I have a Harmony One which is controlling a Panasonic flat screen, a Polk sounded bar, our cable box,a Panasonic bluray and a TIVo mini. The tv and the sound bar are in the open but the other stuff is in an in loses cabinet and are controlled by the Ir flasher. It all works great. The only issue is positioning the flashers. The directions say use the supplied tape but I have found this didn't work (T least for me). I found that aiming the shiny side of the device works best. Also, you will probably need to experiment a little. Be creative and once you find the proper spot, securely fix the flasher. « Show Less