Is this device capable of learning codes in raw mode from devices not on Logitech's database? The higher end Harmony remotes support this feature, but I can't find a list of which ones do.
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I have no idea. I could never get the software from Logitech to work. My McAfee kept telling me it was infected and I should not download it. So I gave up when the tech support of Logitech could not help me. I returned the remotes.
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no. if the codes are not in the logitech database, you will need to get a higher end with a duo IR feature in the remote
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Yes you can teach the device new codes. You would do this with the same computer interface. Steps are below: 1. connect the Logitech remote to laptop 2. Open the browser interface 3. Select the teach function option in the interface 4. Point the original remote to Logitech and select the command you want to teach and press it for 3 seconds. 5. Once the command is registered in the interface assign it to a button on the remote 6. Initiate sync.
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Yes you can teach the device new codes. You would do this with the same computer interface. Steps are below:1. connect the Logitech remote to laptop2. Open the browser interface3. Select the teach function option in the interface4. Point the original remote to Logitech and select the command you want to teach and press it for 3 seconds.5. Once the command is registered in the interface assign it to a button on the remote6. Initiate sync.
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Yes there is a small IR sensor on the underside which lets it learn remote functions from other remotes. You can also use that to program 1 function key to do something on some other equipment you don't want to learn the whole function for. Example I have My HTPC controled by the cable box. My Blue Ray on the DVD button and of course the TV under the TV button. But also when in any mode one button is set to turn on the sound bar.
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Although I was able to succesfully set it up in the Harmony Remote as the box is defined in the database, I had no luck trying to make it "learn" the IR output of the remote. Just didn't recognize anything from any button.
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Not sure what you are asking. Despite what bnicks45 said, I have been able to program my harmony one universal remote to control this. Not sure about other universal remotes.
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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.
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I never got that far as the problem with the switch negated using it. I have a Harmony One and would of looked in the database but doubtful if this profile is there but you never know. The other choice is to try and get the remote to learn commands from the switch's remote. Wish I could of been more help.
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Is there a specific function you need help with? I found using the keyboard to be the hardest thing to figure out. Basically, it works like an old fashioned cell-phone in that hit a button repeatedly to scroll through the letters. Our remote is very slow to respond so this can be a frustrating process.
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My first unit did not work with the remote. I even tried changing inputs with my Harmony remote (configured to HD1832). Returned to Amazon. Second one worked ok.
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My universal remote had a learn option.. That's how it worked .. the jbl code didn't work ..
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When it's on Standby it blinks OFF. Otherwise you'll have to do a hard shutoff with the switch in the back. On an odd note on that very thing. I'd program my Logitech Harmony 300 learning remote and by pure accident, I've noticed that if the remote is on AUX and I'm trying to lower the volume but the remote is set for Bluray (because I've forgotten to switch the device over) it dims the LED. There's no dim function on the surround system. But the dimming lowered the blinking OFF to like you couldn't see it at all. Not just that, but the rest of the display as well. But you can brighten it too. But that was pure dumb luck on a completely different device. When it's on Standby it blinks OFF. Otherwise you'll have to do a hard shutoff with the switch in the back. On an odd note on that very thing. I'd program my Logitech Harmony 300 learning remote and by pure accident, I've noticed that if the remote is on AUX and I'm trying to lower the volume but the remote is set for Bluray (because I've forgotten to switch the device over) it dims the LED. There's no dim function on the surround system. But the dimming lowered the blinking OFF to like you couldn't see it at all. Not just that, but the rest of the display as well. But you can brighten it... » Read More When it's on Standby it blinks OFF. Otherwise you'll have to do a hard shutoff with the switch in the back. On an odd note on that very thing. I'd program my Logitech Harmony 300 learning remote and by pure accident, I've noticed that if the remote is on AUX and I'm trying to lower the volume but the remote is set for Bluray (because I've forgotten to switch the device over) it dims the LED. There's no dim function on the surround system. But the dimming lowered the blinking OFF to like you couldn't see it at all. Not just that, but the rest of the display as well. But you can brighten it too. But that was pure dumb luck on a completely different device. « Show Less
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That's not something I have tried. I use this with MisterHouse software running on a Linux PC. I had to get Girder software to learn the codes from the remotes. There is a web site: http://www.usbuirt.com/. It lists many applications this does work with. Veralite is not shown. Several of the packages are open source software so if you are a software developer, you could figure out how to control the devise and that might help with Veralite. You can also email support and the developer will respond.
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Reading Writer, your parenthetical closing isn't a selling point for everybody if that's what you meant it to be. Just sayin' :-)Agree about the remote. I've got a fancy Logitech universal learning remote and name brand stuff (e.g. Bose, Panasonic, Toshiba) and I *still* have to break out a second remote now and then. Not a crisis. I'm old enough to remember when you actually had to get off your butt to adjust the volume or change the channel so maybe others have different perspectives.
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If the software can't find those remotes you can always use it's "learn" feature to teach it. The program asks you to name the button the hold the original remote up to the end of this remote then push the button the Harmony is to learn. I've done this with my window fan and window AC unit along with a string of Christmas bells.
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Logitech has an extensive database of remote codes for all brands. I have a Sanyo LCD TV using this remote. Like Richard mentioned the Harmony software will ask you questions and program the remote to operate your particular TV.
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Hi Peggy, This remote has a learning mode so that it can be programmed to replace remotes that don't have a specific manufacturer code available. This may sound a little confusing, but you can make any button on the remote do any function you choose. You'll have to decide which button you want to use for "Source" and which button you want to use for "Movies On Demand". I've used the learning function on three different remotes with no trouble. You need to have the old remote working to do this. The steps to "teach" the universal remote are very specific so have the user manual handy while you do it and take your time. Basically, you: - place the old and universal remotes so that they are pointing at each other, - put the universal remote into "learn" mode, - press the button on the universal remote where you want to store the command from the old remote and then - press the appropriate button on the old remote. The universal remote can decode the signal for that command from the old remote and store it in the button you selected. Make sure to finish the process by following the step to take the universal remote out of learn mode. Good luck!
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Yes. If Logitech's site/program doesn't have your brand specifically, you can teach it the proper commands using the actual remote. It's a learning remote, meaning you can use any remote to send commands to its IR receiver (on the bottom of the Logitech remote) and it will learn the command.
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It can learn from other remotes. It works fine with my Sony equipment. It should learn from a Bose remote as well.
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when you say the 720 is not compatible, what exactly do you mean? All the harmony's use the same software to program and the same device codes, so not only should the older ones work but so should the 720. If no one has bothered to program the device info in yet at the company, eventually they will or you can do it manually, one button learned at a time. Then name the buttons on the lcd that have no hard buttons for certain one's on your bose remote etc.. Good luck