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 900 user manual Stereo receiver, Tuner, Power strip

900 specifications

The Logitech 900 is a versatile and feature-rich wireless mouse that stands out as an excellent choice for both gamers and professionals alike. With its sleek design and ergonomic structure, the Logitech 900 is built for comfort during long usage sessions, reducing hand strain and improving overall productivity.

One of the standout features of the Logitech 900 is its advanced optical sensor, which offers high precision and responsiveness. With a DPI (dots per inch) configurable up to 16000 DPI, this mouse provides exceptional tracking on various surfaces, ensuring that every movement is detected with accuracy. Whether you're maneuvering in a fast-paced game or navigating through tasks in a productivity application, the Logitech 900 delivers smooth and precise control.

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For gamers, the Logitech 900 includes RGB lighting options, allowing users to customize the look of the mouse to match their other gaming gear. This feature not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also allows for alerts or notifications based on gameplay events.

The build quality of the Logitech 900 is robust, with high-quality materials that ensure durability over time. The mouse is compatible with both Windows and macOS operating systems, making it a flexible choice for users across different platforms.

In summary, the Logitech 900 is a high-performance wireless mouse that combines advanced technologies, comfortable ergonomics, and extensive customization options, making it an excellent tool for gamers and professionals alike. Its unique blend of precision, flexibility, and style sets it apart in a crowded market, ensuring that it meets the diverse needs of modern users.

Contents

User Contents Page ’ve only just got started Getting Help with your setup Page How your Harmony 900 works IntroductionGetting to know your remote Activities Cable/Satellite Mini Blaster Cabinet RF signalsHow your RF System works Blaster Buttons on your Harmony + + StatusPower Lights on your Blaster Gathering your device information Setting Up Your RemoteWhat to expect during set up Locating manufacturer and model number on your devices Charging your remote Before You Get StartedCollecting your model numbers An input by any other name Collecting the inputs for your devicesLocating and understanding your inputs Creating your user account Creating Your Account and Connecting Your RemoteConnecting your Harmony Click Create New Account Adding your devices Setting Up the Devices you Want to ControlClick Add Another Device Creating One Touch Activities What is an Activity?What’s an input and why is it important? Which input do I have? Adding an Activity Selecting devices for each of your Activities Selecting inputs Testing your setup -- Starting an Activity Update Your Remote and TestUpdate your remote Testing your setup -- Switching between Activities RF Controls Behind Closed Doors Setting up your Blaster and Mini Blasters Get creative when placing your Blasters Assigning your devices Testing your remote after you have set up your RF SystemTest and test again Using Your Harmony Your Remote and Screen What you’ll see the Touch screen Status icons Navigating Around Using the sleep timer No waiting to charge Cleaning the screen Press Cleaning Lock Selecting Activities Switching between ActivitiesYour One Touch Activities Turning off an Activity Adding more commands How buttons work in an Activity Using your favorite channels Using the Remote AssistantSelect the Remote Settings tab Click Display Settings Using the On-Remote Help When to use the Help button Controlling your devices individually Accessing device commandsYour Devices Fixing your inputs Customize Your Buttons Personalizing Your RemoteCustomize your hard and soft buttons Click Re-order Activities Adding your favorite channelsRenaming Activities and devices Click Rename Activity Adding command buttons to an Activity Naming buttons that appear on the remote’s screen Click Customize Buttons Select Soft Buttons tab Renaming commandsAdding icons to your Activity commands Your Harmony 900 remote’s screen Teaching Your Harmony 900 New Commands When do I need to teach new commands to my Harmony 900? Naming a new command your remote learned Naming conventions Turning button sounds off Setting the backlight timingMaking More Changes Changing your theme Adding a new device Changing Your Set UpAdding to your remote Adding a new Activity Adding new devices to your RF System Adding to your RF SystemAdding and removing Blasters from your RF System Moving your Blaster and Mini Blasters around Moving parts in your RF SystemMoving your devices around ’ve only just got started Getting Help with your setup Finding Answers TroubleshootingTroubleshooting collecting your model numbers My TV doesn’t turn off without using Help fixes it ’m always using Help Using the on-remote HelpMy TV does not turn on with Help Page Repeats signal strength When I press my volume button, my volume increases too muchHave to hit some buttons more than once to send a command My devices don’t work the way I want My buttons aren’t working the way I want Some commands are missing on my Harmony 900 remote screenSelect Customize Buttons My RF System is not working the way I want My devices got moved around and now they’re not working Click the Remote Settings tab Click Manage Remotes Assigning a device to a specific port on the Blaster Inter-key Delay Types of delays or speed settingsSelect Adjust the delays speed settings Power On Delay Inter-Device Delay Input Delay Option 1 One source button Troubleshooting your inputsOption 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 remote Finding answers to questions Using the On-Remote Help Logitech’s Harmony Remote user forums Appendix a Device Information Appendix B Glossary Recorder PVR Phase Alternating Line PassthroughPersonal Video Pre-amplifier Stereo receiver Power stripTuner Appendix C Product Specification