Can you transfer info from one harmony remote to another when replacing? I'm upgrading from a Harmony 550 to the 890, and was wondering if I could save all my info and simply transfer over...does anyone know if this is possible?
454199
Just use you Logitech software that you used to program your first 890. plug in the new one and copy over settings....
2013003
Yes, you just change it to the one that you want. This remote actually works better than the one that came with my system!
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"
884000
it's in the database, so highly likely the Harmony 200 will work, but mind you, it's a simple remote with a finite number of buttons, so you may likely lose some functionality.
636195
Simply from an ergonomics stand point, there is no choice. The One is the one.The other Harmony's are annoying in their button design and layout. They are designed more to fit into the remote than for useability. The One fixes all that. Finally. I tried an 890 once and took it back because it was impossible to use in the dark.
1025793
It can go up to 8. You MUST use the myharmony software to log in. The older version 7 logitech harmony software still only goes up to five. Download the newer myharmony software and you can transfer your old setting after logging in. It has nothing to do with the age of your remote. Just the software you use to program it with. Soi it is 100% capable of 8 devices.
2074428
Since this remote only has one programmable activity, you must switch to the various devices -- change input on your TV, Change source on your amp. , etc. Just like you would on any $8 universal remote. Really, it is not what you buy the Harmony for. For the actual functionality you're looking for, you should try to get a Harmony model that can handle 3 or 4 activities (650 etc).
55496
I believe it depends on the application you are using. You can save your remotes created with the L5 free app to the cloud so that you can pull them down to another device.
1829548
I contacted the company about the Harmony 650 remote. Simple question... Does it this extender work with the 650? After a week of testing, they responded to me. "Sorry it took so long. We tested the 650 in every combo we could think of with all three of our extenders and couldn't get any of them to work. We have no idea how some are working and others are not. If you have a Harmony 520, 620, 700 our extenders work with those models. I'm sorry." Sucks. I have two Harmony 650s.
713378
I'm sorry that I don't have an answer for you. I am having the same problem. I just moved and can't find my remote. If you find out where to get it I w like to know as well
1895142
I have no idea how to replace a lost remote, but I need another remote also. I dropped mine and now I can't recharge it because the internal plug broke loose. If you find out how to get another remote let me know.
1423585
No, I already had the rf installed on the devices. My old Harmony One remote would operate the devices but we would not get the 900 to operate them consistently.
1081476
Works fine for me but I haven't used the harmony one. Last one I had was 880.
1097435
I just bought the Harmony 650 and it works with my Dish 722 receiver...you get the original remote place it 3 inches behind the Harmony remote and press on and it learns the functions of the original remote....if you get confused you can call the 800 number and they'll work you through it you can also customize the remote. It takes a while to get used to it...but i'm happy so far. I still keep the original remote just in case...i mostly got the Harmony for other devices that the remotes were getting old and weren't working properly
1920228
Yes, you can add this remote to your current system. Each manufacturer has a limit to the number of remotes that can be programmed. Most of them are 3 or 4, so provided this is just going to be your 2nd remote you'll be fine. Just follow the manufacturer's instructions for programming a remote. They're not difficult
1968037
I have read that they are not interchangeable. The remote and base sync up on the newer units.
192583
More than likely, unless they share the same frequency. If I remember correctly, there are four or five dip switches to pair the remote with the receiver. Maybe you will get lucky and be able to pair the new remote with your old receiver.