Can i use my Harmony remote on this system.
811318
Yes you can, you will need to place a transmitter from the hub nearby to send IR signals so the matrix can respond.
811319
Yes - it works with the harmony 650 anyway - and I suspect any other harmony also
811320
I find that it works well with most ir controls. They have the discrete codes online
811321
Probably yes, I use an old "URC" universal remote to control both the (remote) HDMI source as well as the (local) HDMI receiver, just works.
193704
No, and I agree with Book Bear (no relation) about Harmony remotes. I have one I no longer use. One major problem with that type of remote is that when it fails (and it will) to do everything you programmed it to do you have forgotten all the steps you went through to manually do it. When you regularly use a remote like this GE you will have much less frustration in the long run. InMyHumbleOpinion. Also the harmony is a POS
473021
Yes you can, but you're missing out on all the functionality, you could just buy a remote start if that's what you want
2114218
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.
16394
Yes but unless you have to have infared, I suggest a newer Logitech Harmony remote.
135806
From the myHarmony software (where you can add devices and configure your remote):"This Harmony remote is unable to control this deviceThis device doesn't have an infrared (IR) receive and therefore cannot be controlled by this model of Harmony remote.Tip: You may choose to add this device to your account to help simplify your Activities. For example, you can add this as a source device so Harmony knows what input to change your other devices to"
1609660
Yes it does. I believe the Harmony remotes is what it's built for. Mine works like a charm.
1407241
Yes you can use this. When you get the remote you can switch it if it shows 1 you can take it out by pulling it and switch it to 2. by removing the battery cover
277921
I have a harmony universal remote that works on EVERYTHING. You plug into computer,tell it what you want it to work on and thats it.got the remote on Amazon for 50$
206078
Yes, I was able to program a Harmony remote to operate this without too much difficulty.
1633809
Unfortunately, we do not have this device in our database. We'd recommend you to learn the commands from the remote(as long as it is an IR based remote) that comes along with the device and be sure to control with Harmony.
2142344
I have a Yamaha receiver (its about 7 years old) and it works find. I'm sure any newer model would work fine.. I have 4 different versions of the Harmony and they all work very well. I HIGHLY recommend these devices for people that have to deal with multiple home auto systems.. I will never go back to a regular remotes especially now that I gave 2 kids that lose everything!!
1985624
No, Harmony 700 is an IR only remote and if you're looking for controlling components inside your cabinet we would suggest you to take a look at our Harmony Hub based remotes like Harmony Ultimate Home, Harmony Home Control, Harmony Home Hub(Hub only) remotes. These remotes come with the remote and you could also take advantage of Harmony App which are compatible your smartphones/tablets running Android or iOS. You may find the following links helpful. http://www.myharmony.com/products/ http://myharmony.com/discover/harmony-app/
2065220
Yes you can. I've been using one remote out of the three I have to control all of them.
222539
I had an old lifestyle 40 system that used an RF remote control. I had to by an adapter box (I forget the vendor's name, but you can find it by doing a google search "bose lifestyle 40 harmony remote RF" or something like that). The box is a small plastic thing that converts IR signals from your remote to RF that the bose can receive.
929862
Yes, all Harmony remotes including this Harmony 350 can control this device. In future, you may refer the link below to help yourself understand if they're compatiblehttps://support.myharmony.com/en/compatibility
2011101
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.