Stereo receiver, Tuner, Power strip

Stereo receiver	Also referred to as a tuner or a receiver. a stereo receiver is any
	component that receives or tunes, broadcast signals, or AM/FM radio.
	Typically refers to the single component that includes a preamplifier,
	surround processor, multi-channel amplifier, and AM/FM tuner.
Tuner	Also referred to as a receiver or a stereo receiver. a tuner is any
	component that receives or tunes, broadcast signals, or AM/FM radio.
	Typically refers to the single component that includes a preamplifier,
	surround processor, multi-channel amplifier, and AM/FM tuner.
Power strip	A common device that acts like an extension cord, providing additional
	cord length, as well as a mechanism that offers several electrical outlets.

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Logitech 700 user manual Stereo receiver, Tuner, Power strip

700 specifications

The Logitech 700 Series represents a significant advancement in the realm of computer peripherals, blending exceptional functionality with ergonomic design for a superior user experience. Aimed at both professionals and everyday users, this versatile series of devices offers a range of features tailored to enhance productivity and comfort.

At the heart of the Logitech 700 Series is its smart, adaptive technology. Each device is equipped with advanced sensors and connectivity options, ensuring seamless integration with various operating systems and devices. The series utilizes Bluetooth technology for wireless connectivity, allowing users to connect effortlessly without the clutter of cables. The reliable range and low-latency performance make it an ideal choice for gamers and professionals alike, ensuring real-time responsiveness.

One of the standout characteristics of the Logitech 700 is its ergonomic design. Built with user comfort in mind, the devices feature contoured shapes and soft-touch materials that provide a cushioned feel during prolonged use. This attention to ergonomics helps reduce strain and fatigue, making it suitable for extended hours of work or gaming sessions.

In terms of customizable features, the Logitech 700 Series excels with its programmable buttons. Users can tailor each device to suit their specific needs, whether it’s assigning shortcuts, macros, or special commands. This level of customization allows for personalized workflows that enhance efficiency and productivity across various applications, from graphic design to office software.

Another impressive aspect of the series is its battery performance. Logitech has integrated a power-efficient design that maximizes battery life, with some models offering weeks of usage on a single charge. The inclusion of fast-charging technology means that users can quickly recharge their devices, minimizing downtime and ensuring that they remain productive.

The Logitech 700 Series is also notable for its advanced tracking technology. With high-precision sensors, these devices deliver accurate cursor control on a wide variety of surfaces, from traditional mouse pads to glass desks. This adaptability ensures that users can work effectively in any environment.

Overall, the Logitech 700 Series is a perfect blend of innovative technologies, ergonomic design, and customizable features, catering to the growing demands of modern users. Whether for work, gaming, or casual use, this series stands out as a top choice for those seeking quality and performance in their computer peripherals.

Contents

User Manual Contents Figuring out which type of input control you have How your Harmony 700 works IntroductionGetting to know your remote Activities, devices, and inputs Buttons on your Harmony What’s on the Harmony 700’s screen Switching between Activities Using your HarmonyUsing your screen features Selecting an Activity Using the Help button Under Watch TV, click Settings Using your favorite channelsControlling your devices individually Select the Remote Settings tab Click Display Settings Setting the backlight timingCharging your remote Gathering your device information Setting up your Harmony 700 for the first timeOverview of the setup process Locating manufacturer and model number on your devices Connecting your Harmony 700 to your computer Click Create New Account Setting up the devices you want to control Setting up Activities for your Harmony Updating the remote Testing your setup -- Starting an Activity Testing your setupTesting your setup -- Switching between Activities Renaming an Activity Changing your setupAdding and changing your Activities Adding and changing your devices Adding an extra device passthrough to an Activity VCR Changing how buttons work in an Activity Changing how buttons work for a device Click the Remote Settings tab Click Display Settings Controlling the Remote Assistant Naming a new command your remote learned Adding additional features to your HarmonyNaming conventions Inter-key Delay Types of delays or speed settingsPower On Delay Input Delay Select Change Delay Select Inter Device Delay Adjusting the delay between IR commandsSelect Adjust the delays speed settings Repeats Upgrading your Harmony 700 firmware Testing your remote settings after a software upgradeMaintaining your Harmony Upgrading to a new Harmony remote Troubleshooting problems with your Harmony TV doesn’t go to the right input when starting ActivitiesPage Option 1 One source button Option 2 Several source buttons Option 3 Select the input from an on-screen menu Turn on all your devicesOption 4 Select the source from a list Watch the TV Listen to the sound Contacting Customer Support Getting help with your online setupGetting help with your Harmony Finding answers to questions Using the On-Remote Help Logitech’s Harmony Remote user forums Appendix a Device Information Appendix B Glossary Line Passthrough Phase AlternatingOutput Device Personal Video Stereo receiver Power stripTuner Appendix C Product Specification 2MB