Activity-based control where the remote will power on, and set the input of your devices is the core of the Logitech Harmony remote experience. However; there may be a time when this sequence of multiple power and input commands doesn’t work correctly to put you into ‘Watch TV’ or ‘Watch a DVD’ mode. As previously

Logitech Harmony Remotes are the easiest universal remote controls on the market to set up and use. Even with the advantages of Internet programming and activity based control, there may be some cases where you might want to modify your remote’s configuration to better suit your needs. Do you want to change what a specific

This week I want to show you how you can add favorite channels with icons to the LCD screen of your Harmony One remote. You may wish to do this because you consistently watch a few specific channels that you want to easily jump to, or because other members of your household can’t remember the

Watch TV. Watch a DVD. Listen to Music. Play a Game. The Harmony remote software seems to have every Activity type you’d ever need, but occasionally, you may want to create an Activity that doesn’t fall into the predefined types available such as “Home Automation” for controlling your lights, or listening to a record player.

Logitech recently launched the Logitech Harmony 300 Remote, which is customized using our new myharmony.com online website. The Harmony 300 is a 4 device (TV, Cable/Sat, DVD, VCR/Aux) remote that is simple to set up, yet powerful enough to customize to your needs. One advanced customization that can be done is setting up the Harmony

Do you need to use a HDMI switch to get the picture to show up on your HD TV? Do you want to control and dim your IR lights while you watch a Blu-Ray? This type of control can be easily customized on your Logitech Harmony remote using the Harmony remote control software by adding

You have probably noticed the “Devices” button on your Harmony Remote. Ever wondered what it does? This button on your Harmony Remote is used to access “Device” mode, a feature which allows you to have full control of your devices, one at a time. It’s the equivalent of picking up your TV remote to control

Almost all Harmony remotes have a ‘Help’ button. Ever wondered what is for? It’s there to guide you through fixing issues that you might encounter powering your AV devices on or off, or changing the inputs during an activity on your Harmony Remote Control. This can be especially helpful when you are not at home

Want to push one ‘Skip Forward’ button and have your Harmony remote send multiple ‘Fast Forward’ commands to move through commercials on your DVR more quickly? I’ve mentioned in a previous blog post that most people do not return to the Logitech Harmony Remote Software after they initially program their Logitech Harmony remote. Here’s another

Many people with a Logitech Harmony remote own a Sony PLAYSTATION 3 and use it as a Blu-Ray player for the fantastic HD experience. Unfortunately, the PS3 does not come equipped with an IR sensor so that it can be controlled with a universal remote. Needing to use the Sony BD remote defeats the whole