Figuring out which inputs your system uses | Logitech 915-000099

Changing how buttons work in an Activity	20
Customizing the on-remote help	20
Controlling the Remote Assistant	21
Viewing the on-remote tutorial	21
Personalizing your Harmony One	22
Changing the order of Activities on your Harmony One’s screen	22
Selecting or changing a theme on your Harmony One	22
Adding custom-labeled buttons to an Activity	22
Adding a slideshow to your Harmony One’s screen	23
Viewing a slideshow on your Harmony One’s screen	23
Adding additional features to your Harmony One	24
Teaching your Harmony One new commands using your old remote	24
Naming a new command your remote learned	24
Types of delays or speed settings	25
Adjusting the delay between IR commands (speed settings)	26
Maintaining your Harmony One	27
Upgrading your Harmony One firmware	27
Testing your remote settings after a software upgrade	27
Upgrading to a new Harmony remote	27
Troubleshooting problems with your Harmony One	28
Figuring out which inputs your system uses	30
Figuring out which type of input control you have	30
Step 1— Turn on all your devices	31
Step 2 — Watch the TV	32
Step 3 — Listen to the sound	32
Getting help with your Harmony One	33
Contacting Customer Support	33
Finding answers to questions	33
Getting help with your online setup	33
Using the On-Remote Help	34
Logitech’s Harmony Remote user forums	34

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Logitech 915-000099 user manual Figuring out which inputs your system uses

Contents

User Manual Contents Figuring out which inputs your system uses Page Activities, devices, and inputs IntroductionGetting to know your remote How your Harmony One works + + Buttons on your Harmony One What’s on the Harmony One’s screen Status icons Selecting an Activity Using your Harmony OneSwitching between Activities Viewing your touch screen menus Using the Help button Using your favorite channels Controlling your devices individuallyCharging your remote Select Set the Current Time Setting the date and timeSetting the backlight timing Select Remote Settings Select Display Settings Locating manufacturer and model number on your devices Setting up your Harmony One for the first timeOverview of the setup process Gathering your device information Click Create New Account Connecting your Harmony One to your computer Setting up Activities for your Harmony One Setting up the devices you want to control Updating the remote Testing your setup Testing your setup -- Starting an ActivityTesting your setup -- Switching between Activities Adding and changing your devices Changing your setupAdding and changing your Activities Renaming an Activity Adding an extra device passthrough to an Activity Full Help Changing how buttons work in an ActivityCustomizing the on-remote help Smart Help Controlling the Remote Assistant Viewing the on-remote tutorialPress Options . Press View Tutorial Personalizing your Harmony One Click Remote Settings. . Click Select a Theme Buttons Click Remote Settings. . Click Set Up a Slideshow Adding additional features to your Harmony One Naming a new command your remote learnedNaming conventions Input Delay Types of delays or speed settingsPower On Delay Inter-key Delay Repeats Adjusting the delay between IR commands speed settingsInter-Device Delay Select Adjust the delays speed settings Upgrading to a new Harmony remote Testing your remote settings after a software upgradeMaintaining your Harmony One Upgrading your Harmony One firmware TV doesn’t go to the right input when starting Activities Troubleshooting problems with your Harmony OnePage Option 2 Several source buttons Option 1 One source button Turn on all your devices Option 3 Select the input from an on-screen menuOption 4 Select the source from a list Listen to the sound Watch the TV Finding answers to questions Getting help with your online setupGetting help with your Harmony One Contacting Customer Support Logitech’s Harmony Remote user forums Using the On-Remote Help Appendix a Device Information Appendix B Glossary RF Radio Frequency Passthrough Personal Video Recorder PVRPre-amplifier Pre-amp Sound Processing Receiver Tuner Power strip 4MB Appendix C Product Specification