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The Harmony Smart Control system provides maximum flexibility for controlling your home entertainment system.
Use the Harmony app on your smartphone to control your entertainment devices (TV, cable or satellite box, DVR, game console, etc.) and home automation devices (IR controllable light bulbs, vacuum cleaners, motorized blinds, etc.). A Harmony Smart Control remote is provided as backup in case your smartphone is not available.
Switch between watching cable TV, watching your Roku, or playing a game with one touch. You can program your Activities to be as simple and general as you want or as complicated and precise as you want. Whatever you like to do, one touch can take you from one Activity to the next, powering off and on the right devices and adapting the remote control to send the right commands to the devices you're currently using.
The Harmony App will guide you through the setup process on your smartphone. Once your setup is saved in the MyHarmony cloud, you have the ability to turn any supported smartphone into a remote that functions as a Harmony Smart Control remote.
For suggestions on how to optimize your Harmony and for unique setup solutions, please visit our Harmony user community forums for ideas (English only).
New user setup for the Harmony App is only supported for the iPhone 4s or newer, the new iPad, the iPad Mini, and Android phones. To run the Harmony App on an older iPhone, refer to Set up new remote for more information.
Open your Harmony Smart Control box and familiarize yourself with the components.
To change the battery, slide open the battery compartment as shown and replace the battery with a new 3 volt CR20321 lithium battery.
Whether you use the Harmony App or your Harmony Smart Control remote, the hub stores your setup information and communicates between your Harmony Smart Control system and your entertainment center devices. The hub communicates with other devices by Wi-Fi, IR (infrared), and Bluetooth signals, depending on the device.
An IR mini blaster extends the range of the Harmony Hub allowing you to control devices that are on other shelves or outside of your cabinet, such as a television.
Devices are the components of your entertainment system. Examples of devices are:
Gather the manufacturer and model number information for each of your devices and record it on the next page of this user guide. Also write down how devices are connected to one another and the input they must be on. For example, to watch a movie you might have your television set to input (or source) "HDMI 1" and your AV Receiver set to input "DVD". Having this information collected ahead of time will make setup much easier.
Activities define the way you use your remote controlled devices. Examples of Activities are:
To create an Activity, you need to know some basic information about how your devices interact with each other in that Activity. For example, to create a basic Watch TV Activity, you need to know:
Inputs determine how your devices are connected. For example, if your DVD player is connected to the Video 2 input on your TV, then the TV must be set to Video 2 to display the DVD's picture. More information is provided about inputs in the instructions for Adding a Watch TV Activity.
The Favorites screen allows you to view your predefined Favorite Channels and station icons (where available). You can select up to 50 television channels to display on the Harmony App. Selecting a Favorite Channel will start your "Watch TV" Activity, if it's not already started, and tune directly to that channel. Using the mobile device screen, you can add, remove and reorder your Favorite Channels. The Harmony App on your smartphone allows you to customize Favorite Channels unique to each smartphone.
The Harmony App communicates with the Harmony hub and mini blasters to send commands to your devices. The app also sets up and communicates with your MyHarmony account, which saves your configuration information in the cloud so that once the Harmony App is set up, you can use the Harmony App on all the smartphones in your household to control the Harmony Smart Control system. In addition, the Harmony App can be customized on each smartphone so that each person can set up and save their own individual preferences.
http://myharmony.com is a website where you can access your Harmony Smart Control configuration information and make changes to your setup if necessary. When setting up your Harmony Smart Control system for the first time with the Harmony App, it sets up a MyHarmony account for you on MyHarmony. You can return to
MyHarmony any time to change your configuration, although you can make most changes with the Harmony App. There are minimum system requirements for using MyHarmony on your computer. The following operating system/browser combinations are supported:
Desktop Browser | Mac | PC* |
Internet Explorer 8+ | × | |
Chrome 16+ | × | |
Firefox 11+ | × | × |
Safari 5.1+ | × |
* Windows Vista and XP support 32 bit browsers
* Windows 7 and 8 support both 32 and 64 bit browsers
You can power off your all of the devices for an Activity from the Harmony App by tapping the icon at the top of the screen and then tapping Power Off. For example, in a Watch TV Activity that uses a TV, Cable Box, and AV Receiver; pressing the Off button will power off all three devices at the same time. Note that this menu option is only available while an Activity is on.
The Harmony Smart Control system knows the current state of the devices it controls by remembering the last
Activity you selected. For example, if you switch from watching cable TV to watching a DVD, the Harmony Smart Control knows that it doesn't need to power the TV off and back on, it just leaves the TV turned on; and it knows that it does need to power off the cable box and power on the DVD player.
You will primarily want to use the Harmony App to control your devices, but alternatively you can use the Harmony Smart Control remote Off button to power off all of the devices for an Activity with one touch.
You can confuse the Harmony Smart Control by using other remotes or manually controlling your devices. For example, if you select the Watch TV Activity and then use your TV remote to turn off the TV, the next time you want to select an Activity, the Harmony Smart Control will think that your TV is already powered on and will not turn it on. Other things that can confuse the Harmony Smart Control include inter-device communication that turns devices on or off, such as HDMI-CEC or SCART (in Europe). For more information about HDMI-CEC, see the FAQ.
If the Harmony Smart Control becomes confused, you can use the Help function in the Harmony App to bring the TV back in sync. For more information about the Help function, see the sections Help and Troubleshooting.
The first time you set up your Harmony Smart Control system, the Harmony App walks you through the setup process and stores your settings in your personal account. Your settings can be transmitted to your Harmony Hub, your Harmony Smart Control remote, or any other supported mobile device. If anything ever happens to your smartphone, Harmony Hub, or remote control, you can use these saved settings to set up a replacement system with ease.
There are a few steps to setting up your Harmony Smart Control hardware:
Now you're ready to program your system.
Go to the app store for your device and search the phone apps for "Harmony Control". Although the Harmony App also can run on newer tablets.
Although the entire setup process is described in this section, only selected screens from the Harmony App setup process are shown. Please read all the instructions displayed on your Harmony App screen so that you understand what is happening during setup.
Connecting your Harmony Hub to your Wi-Fi network has multiple advantages, such as enabling use of the Harmony app, providing Philips hue lighting control, and wirelessly syncing settings between your remote and MyHarmony account.
Steps in this section are part of the process of setting up the Harmony App, and the step numbers continue from the previous section.
NOTE: Harmony Smart Control supports 2.4GHz 802.11 b/g/n wireless networks with WPA, WPA2AES, and 64/128 bit WEP encryption.
This section is only for users who have already set up another Harmony remote control and want to import the settings from that system to the Harmony Smart Control. If you do not have a previous Harmony remote, skip to the Creating a MyHarmony account section below.
To emphasize that these steps are a departure from the normal flow for a new user, step numbers in this section do not follow the sequence of the preceding and following sections.
Steps in this section are part of the process of setting up the Harmony App, and the step numbers continue from the Connecting to Wi-Fi section above.
Steps in this section are part of the process of setting up the Harmony App, and the step numbers continue from the previous section.
Carefully enter the manufacturer or brand of your first device followed by the model number. Harmony will automatically correct for common errors such as zeros or ones being confused for the letters '0' or 'I' and will provide suggestions if the entered device cannot be found.
Serial numbers found on your devices should not be entered as they are unique and cannot be used to identify the device you have. It is important to enter manufacturer and model information correctly because not doing so may cause devices to change to the wrong input, miss commands, or not function at all during Activities.
If you answer No, the Harmony App steps you through a series of diagnostic screens to help fix the problem. If the Harmony App is not able to fix the problem, please refer to the Setup problems section in Troubleshooting. You can proceed to the next step even if you are not able to fix the problem at this time. You can fix it later on MyHarmony, as described in Modifying device settings with MyHarmony.
Adding a Watch TV Activity
Steps in this section are part of the process of setting up the Harmony App or Harmony Smart Control system, and the step numbers continue from the previous section.
Setting up Favorites
Favorites allow you to quickly access your Favorite Channels. You can select up to 50 Favorite Channels for your Smart Control system.
Steps in this section are part of the process of setting up the Harmony App, and the step numbers continue from the previous section.
The next screen displays a lot of information that will help you select your Favorite TV stations:
Adding more devices
Next you are prompted to add any additional devices that you would like Harmony Smart Control to operate. You can add a total of eight devices. After you add each device, you are prompted to add an Activity that corresponds to that device. The procedures for adding more devices and Activities are very similar to the setup steps covered in the previous sections. The Harmony App will step you through the process, requesting the information it needs. If you have any problems while adding devices or Activities, refer to the Troubleshooting and Support sections of this manual for more information.
Personalizing your remote
Next you are offered the opportunity to specify how your Smart Control remote operates. Note that the settings described in this section are configured with the Harmony App, but do not affect the behavior of the Harmony App. Because this sequence of steps is part of the initial setup of the Harmony App, and the step numbers continue from the previous section.
At this time the automated setup process is complete. If everything works correctly you can begin using you remote now. If you had any problems during setup, see Setup problems under Troubleshooting for more information.
After completing the first time setup to add your devices, create Activities, and choose your Favorite Channels, you are ready to use your remote. The following sections describe how to access the features you will use most often.
To begin using the Harmony app, open the app on your smartphone. The first screen that the Harmony app displays is the Activities screen that is described in the next section.
Tap an Activity to start it.
Your Harmony Smart Control will send all the commands to the necessary devices in your entertainment system. For example, to Watch TV, Harmony Smart Control will turn on your TV, turn on your cable set top box, turn on your AV receiver, set the input on your TV to HDMI 2, set the input on your AV receiver to HDMI 1.
While an Activity is active, selecting another Activity will leave on or turn on necessary devices, turn off unnecessary devices, and select the correct inputs for each of the devices. For example, when switching from watching TV to watching a Blu-ray, Harmony Smart Control will leave your TV and AV receiver turned on, but will turn off your cable set top box and turn on your Blu-ray player. Depending on how your TV and AV receivers are set up, Harmony Smart Control may also change the inputs for those devices to the Blu-ray player.
TIP: You don't need to turn your system off in between switching Activities. Harmony Smart Control remembers what is on and off and switches between Activities automatically.
NOTE: if you would like to keep a particular device on when switching to an Activity that does not use it, this may be customized by signing into MyHarmony. For example: you may want to keep your Xbox powered on while you switch to Watch TV so you may return back to Play a Game without losing your game status. See the support article, Set Devices to Stay On.
To switch between Activities:
Each Activity allows you to control your devices using simple swipes and taps on the Harmony Smart Control screen. Twenty-two different gestures are supported. Each of the following eleven gestures can have two actions associated with it; one for a one-finger gesture and another for a two-finger gesture:
Each gesture performs a default command that depends on the current Activity. When you use a gesture, the action associated with that gesture appears on the screen and activates.
To see a list of commands associated with each gesture, tap the i in the upper right corner.
NOTE: Gestures are only available when an Activity is active.
To change which commands are associated with each gesture:
NOTE: If you would like to assign a sequence of commands to a gesture, you can do that in MyHarmony.
When your Activity starts, all the buttons on Harmony Smart Control are configured to control that Activity. For example, the volume button will control your AV receiver while the Play and Pause buttons and the directional navigation will control your cable or satellite set top box. In addition, the screen on the remote is able to display all the available commands for each device that is participating in the current Activity.
Tap the icon at the bottom of the Harmony Smart Control screen while the Watch TV Activity is active to see your Favorite Channels. Favorites are only active while watching TV.
Swipe up and down on the screen to scroll your Favorites. Tap any Favorite to tune to that channel.
For information about adding, rearranging, and deleting Favorites, refer to Managing your Favorites with the Harmony App.
Your Harmony Smart Control is designed to control your devices as part of the Activities that you set up on MyHarmony. Occasionally, you may need to access the full list of commands available for a particular device.
Tap the icon, then tap Devices to enter device mode and see a list of all your devices. You can choose a device to see the complete list of commands for that device. At this time, the physical buttons on the Harmony Smart Control remote will also control the selected device.
Do not power off any devices while in device mode. The remote does not track state changes in device mode. You can adjust settings in device mode; just don't turn devices off or on. If you accidentally turn devices off or on in device mode, you can use the Help menu item in the Harmony app to bring your devices and your Harmony Smart Control system back in sync.
You can prevent some common problems if you follow the tips in this section.
Use your Harmony Smart Control every time!
Always exclusively use your Harmony Smart Control or the Harmony App on your smartphone to control your devices. Do not use other remotes to control your devices, or manually turn them on or off or change inputs. Harmony is unable to track changes that it does not make and will continue to assume your devices are in the state that it has left them in.
If your TV does not go to the right input when starting an Activity from an everything-off state, try increasing the power on delay for your television. This feature is accessible in your remote's Settings menu and in your MyHarmony account. See the section Modifying device settings for more information.
Traditional 'line of sight' required when operating most infrared remote controls is not required with Harmony Ultimate. The Harmony Hub and IR mini blaster send a strong infrared signal that can reflect off walls and other surfaces before reaching your devices.
Both the hub and IR mini blaster send strong IR signals and may control multiple devices within their range. Larger obstacles such as walls, bookshelves or doors may prevent the IR signals from reaching your devices. If this is the case, try repositioning your hub or IR mini blaster.
When used inside a cabinet, the hub or IR mini blaster can control all the devices within that cabinet. If your cabinet contains devices on multiple shelves that are isolated from one another, a hub or IR mini blaster may need to be positioned on each shelf. You can change which parts of the Smart Control system control each of your devices. For more information about hub assignments, see Changing hub assignments with MyHarmony.
Sometimes Harmony becomes out of sync with your devices and confuses when they are on or off, or which input they are on. This occurs when there is an obstacle between the device and the IR transmitters in the hub, IR mini blaster, or remote; or if the devices are operated manually or by using their original remote control. Harmony Smart Control can run through a series of questions to help identify the issue and correct it.
NOTE: If you use the Help feature frequently when powering on your devices or switching between Activities, then there may be changes that can be applied to correct this. The Help feature should not be necessary with a properly configured setup.
TIP: Before you use Help, make sure you take steps to address the problem: remove any obstacles from the line of sight between your remote and your system, and only use the Harmony Smart Control system when it is within range of your entertainment system.
Once you have completed the initial setup process on the Harmony App, you can make additional changes either directly from the Harmony App or on your computer with MyHarmony. Changes that you can make include:
MyHarmony also allows advanced configuration changes such as:
Each of the following sections includes instructions for both the Harmony App and MyHarmony.
To manage your remote setup with the Harmony App, access the Harmony App Menu by tapping this icon:
Changes made in the Harmony App automatically sync with MyHarmony and your Harmony Hub.
Using your web browser, go to http://www.myharmony.com and click the Sign In button in the upper right corner.
To manage your remote setup on MyHarmony:
Any changes made with the Harmony App will automatically sync with MyHarmony. Any changes made on MyHarmony must be manually synced with your remote:
NOTE: Harmony will automatically correct for common errors such as zeros or ones being confused for the letters '0' or 'I' and will provide suggestions if the entered device cannot be found.
NOTE: Serial numbers found on your devices should not be entered as they are unique and cannot be used to identify the device you have. It is important to enter manufacturer and model information correctly because not doing so may cause devices to change to the wrong input, send commands that do not work, or not function at all during Activities.
NOTE: After adding a new device to your account, be sure to associate it with an Activity.
Some types of devices require that you change or manipulate some aspect of them in order for them to be controlled by Harmony Smart Control. If you have an RF-only device, a device that understands multiple IR languages, or a device that does not accept IR input at all, you will be notified of this during setup. Examples of these devices are:
This process should only be used if you cannot find a match for your device.
NOTE: There is no equivalent section in this guide for the Harmony App. Use MyHarmony to add unknown devices.
The database of devices on MyHarmony contains most available devices. In some rare cases you may need to add a device that is not listed in the database. Follow these steps to add an unknown device:
Deleting a device will affect any Activity that uses that device and will have to be reviewed on MyHarmony before it can be used from your remote.
You can also modify the way your Harmony Smart Control will control each of your devices by changing:
Changing Activity settings
Changing Activity settings with the Harmony App
Changing Activity settings with MyHarmony
Deleting Activities
Deleting Activities with the Harmony App
Deleting Activities with MyHarmony
Changing your location or channel provider
If you move or change your TV channel provider, you will need to change those settings in your MyHarmony account. Harmony allows you to configure one service provider and associate that to one primary Watch TV Activity.
Selecting a new provider will reset all previously configured Favorite Channels and only Favorite Channels will be reset!
Changing your location or channel provider with the Harmony App
Changing your location or channel provider with MyHarmony
Managing your Favorites
Managing your Favorites with the Harmony App
Managing your Favorites with MyHarmony
To add, modify or reorder your Favorites:
Advanced customization
Customizing Activities with MyHarmony
You can add extra steps to an Activity if you want to customize it further. For example, your Watch a Movie Activity can be set up to automatically send the Play command to start your movie.
NOTE: There is no equivalent section in this guide for the Harmony App. Use MyHarmony to add extra steps to an Activity.
To add steps to an Activity in your MyHarmony account:
Customizing buttons to perform a sequence of commands with MyHarmony
A button sequence is a set of commands that can be grouped together and assigned to one button on your remote, helping to automate certain tasks. Button sequences are sometimes referred to as macros.
NOTE: There is no equivalent section in this guide for the Harmony App. Use MyHarmony to set up a button sequence.
To create a button sequence in your MyHarmony account:
Customizing Activity buttons with the Harmony App
NOTE: You can customize only the three Activity buttons at the top of the Smart Control remote using the Harmony App. Each button can support two different activities: one with a short tap and one with a long press of the button. With MyHarmony, you can customize any button on the Smart Control remote. For more information about customizing your Smart Control remote buttons, refer to Customizing buttons and on-screen commands with MyHarmony.
There are two groups of settings on this screen. The first group controls the actions of the Activity buttons when using a short press of the button; the second group controls the actions of the Activity buttons when pressing and holding the button for a couple of seconds.
Customizing buttons and on-screen commands with MyHarmony
Harmony allows you to customize the commands that each button sends, or what commands appear in your Activity list. These button mappings may be unique for each of your Activities. This allows each button or screen to have different functions based on context. For example, in your Watch a DVD Activity, the yellow button may perform the eject command, while in your Listen to Music Activity this same yellow button may be used to pull up your Favorite preset.
When customizing your Harmony remote you may find that commands have slightly different names than those of your original remote. For example, Select, OK, and Enter often perform the same action, but may be named differently based on the original manufacturer.
Activities mode
When you select an Activity to map buttons for, the buttons only perform the assigned functions while the activity is in progress for which they were mapped. If you want to assign a button function for all Activities, you will need to do it for each individual Activity.
How to map buttons to your remote with MyHarmony
NOTE: Each button on your remote can be assigned more than one command. For example, the Fast Forward button on the top of your remote can be set up so that quickly pressing it (short press) activates the Fast Forward function and holding it (long press) activates the Skip Forward function. You can also assign a sequence of commands instead of a single command, but you must use MyHarmony to assign command sequences to buttons.
Device mode
It is recommended that you map buttons while in Activities mode so that you do not need to go into device mode to send commands to your device. Buttons mapped in device mode will not carry over into any of your Activities.
Changing hub assignments with MyHarmony
By default, IR signals are sent at the same time from the Harmony Hub and the IR mini blaster in order to control your equipment. This default works for the vast majority of configurations. If you have an advanced set up such as multiple televisions or multiple set top boxes that are of the same manufacturer, then you may need to isolate signals to the IR mini blaster. To change this behavior:
Upgrading your Harmony Smart Control firmware
When new firmware is available for Harmony Smart Control, the Harmony App displays a message notifying you to sync your Harmony App with MyHarmony. In addition, when you manually sync your Harmony App with MyHarmony, it always checks for a firmware update and begins the update if needed.
When you choose a Favorite Channel from the list of channels offered by your provider, a default icon for that channel is provided. To choose a different icon for a channel, follow these steps:
The icon on the Harmony App screen opens the menu for the remote. The following sections describe the actions you can take using the menus on the remote. Almost anything you can set up using MyHarmony on your computer can also be set up on your smartphone. This section describes how to use the Harmony App to make changes. For a list of changes you must make in MyHarmony, visit the Changes that can't be made FAQ.
If your remote becomes out of sync with your devices, tapping Help from the remote control menu causes the remote to attempt to fix this. If the remote control is not able to solve your problem, refer to the Troubleshooting section of this manual for additional assistance.
NOTE: If you are using the Help feature frequently when powering on your devices or switching between Activities, then there may be changes that can be applied to correct this. The Help feature should not be necessary with a properly configured setup.
If you lose the Wi-Fi connection for the Hub or your smartphone, you can use this menu item to scan for your hub and connect to it. If you have other Harmony hubs in your network or household, you can also switch between them by using this menu item.
Edit lets you re-order the display of Activities on the Harmony App by dragging and dropping them in a new location.
The Devices menu allows you to control individual devices with on-screen commands. All of your devices are listed, regardless of whether or not they are included in an Activity. Tap a device on the list to see what options are available for that device. You can tap any of those options, or tap < to exit that menu.
The remote does not track state changes in device mode. Do not power off any devices or change inputs while in device mode. Also, changes made in device mode do not affect the behavior of devices during your Activities. It is recommended that you change device settings in Activities mode.
After completing the first time setup process, many settings can be changed on the remote that let you personalize your Harmony Smart Control or affect how it controls your entertainment system.
To access the Settings menu, tap the menu icon, then tap Settings.
The following sections describe how you can adjust settings related to your remote, your Activities and your devices.
Initiates a sync of the Harmony App with your MyHarmony account.
Settings made directly on your Harmony App automatically sync with your MyHarmony account if your Harmony is configured to use your home's Wi-Fi network.
Changes made from MyHarmony must be manually synced with the Harmony App and your Harmony Smart Control remote.
Initiates the first-time setup process described in Set up the Harmony App. The Harmony App is only supported for the iPhone 4s or newer, the new iPad, the iPad Mini, and Android phones. If you want to run the Harmony App on an older iPhone, you have to first set it up on a supported device or on MyHarmony. Once setup is complete in MyHarmony, an older iPhone can use the Harmony App to control your devices.
When you tap Edit devices and activities, the Harmony App connects to MyHarmony to make the changes both in the Harmony App and in your MyHarmony account. When you finish making changes, a sync with MyHarmony happens automatically.
Reset button layout
If you have made any changes to the button layout for the Harmony remote, you can reset it to factory settings here.
Reset gesture mapping
If you have made any changes to gesture mapping for the Harmony App, you can reset it to factory settings here.
Reset Favorites
If you have made any changes to the Favorites list, you can reset it to the 25 most popular channels for your location here.
Auto lock
By default, your smartphone will stay awake while the Harmony App is running so that you have instant access to your remote control functions. You can disable this here if you prefer your smartphone to go to sleep on its usual schedule.
Haptic feedback
In devices that support vibration, the Harmony app gives tactile feedback when certain commands and gestures are used. You can turn this feature on or off here.
Customer support
Provides a link to view self-help articles, FAQs, and support contact information. Can also send logs from Harmony Hub to Logitech for troubleshooting.
Privacy Policy
Displays the Logitech Harmony Privacy Policy.
About
Once you complete the setup process through MyHarmony, your Harmony Smart Control system should work properly to control your devices. Here are common troubleshooting tips. If you do not find the solution to your problem here, the Harmony Smart Control online support articles and user community can also help troubleshoot unique issues. Refer to Support for more information.
Symptom | Possible Cause | Solution | See Also |
I tap an Activity and one or more devices does not turn on | The Smart Control system is out of sync with your devices By default all devices are assigned to the hub and blaster. If one or more of your devices needs to be controlled by the remote you will need to assign it to remote | Use Help or Edit devices and to restore synchronization. | Harmony Smart Control On-Remote Help |
Remove any physical obstructions or reposition the mini blasters and try again. If that doesn't solve the problem, use Help or Edit devices and to restore synchronization. | Harmony Smart Control On-Remote Help | ||
The inter-device delay time is too short | Set the inter-device delay time to a longer interval. Refer to Modifying device settings with the Harmony App. | Harmony Smart Control doesn't switch between activities without using the Help feature | |
My devices turn on but the wrong input is selected | The power on delay time for your device is too short | Change the delay time using the Harmony App or with MyHarmony | Modifying device settings Harmony Smart Control activities do not work when first powering on devices |
The wrong device information is being applied | Make sure you entered the correct brand and model numbers for your devices. | ||
The wrong input was selected for that Activity during configuration | Correct the input settings using the Harmony App by following the steps in the Changing Activity settings with the Harmony App section, or in MyHarmony by following the steps in Changing Activity settings with MyHarmony. | Changing the inputs of an activity on the Harmony Smart Control | |
Device is not changing channels properly | The inter-key delay time is too short | Change the delay time using your remote or with MyHarmony as described in Harmony Smart Control sends commands slowly in activities | Modifying device settings |
Depending on the device, a different sequence of buttons may be required to change channels | Fix the channel tuning settings in the Harmony app:
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An Activity works when I select it as the first Activity when I power on my system, but not when I select it while I'm using another Activity | The inter-device delay time is too short or too long | Change the delay time using your remote or with MyHarmony as described in Harmony Smart Control doesn't switch between activities without using the Help feature | Modifying device settings |
I want to add a new Activity or change how an Activity is defined | Go to MyHarmony and follow the steps for Adding Activities or Changing Activity settings | ||
The right devices turn on but the play/stop/other buttons don't operate the device. | Accurate device operation information was not available for your device | Follow the steps for Customizing Activity buttons | |
One or more devices does not respond to the Harmony system | There is a physical obstruction between your remote and your hub | Remove any physical obstructions or change how your hub assignments control your devices. | Changing hub assignments |
There is electrical interference from Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, a microwave oven, a cordless telephone, or some other device. | Turn off power to possible sources of interference and try again. | ||
The incorrect manufacturer or model number was entered for the device | Verify the manufacturer and model number to make sure it is correct in your Harmony setup. |
If you are having trouble getting your Harmony Smart Control to communicate with your Wi-Fi network, please read the Harmony Smart Control Not Able to Connect to Wi-Fi FAQ.
If your remote control buttons are not working properly, you can teach functions to the buttons individually using MyHarmony. For more information, see Customizing buttons and on-screen commands with MyHarmony.
If you cannot sync with the Hub, you may need to sync the Hub using MyHarmony.
There are a number of reasons why Harmony Smart Control may not be able to control your devices after setup. The latest information about solving this problem is available online in the support article Harmony Smart Control Activity not working.
Answers to many of your questions can be found either in Logitech's online knowledge base or in discussions in Logitech's user forums.
The knowledge base is a collection of articles written by our technical support group.
Visit our knowledgebase at http://www.logitech.com/support/universal-remotes.
If your question isn't answered in the knowledge base, Logitech's user forums are a valuable source of information. There our customers and our technical support staff discuss questions posed by users like you.
Visit the Harmony Remote User Forums at http://forums.logitech.com/t5/Harmony-Universal-Remotes/ctp/harmony_remote_controls and search for "harmony team". You will see articles posted by Harmony support team members in chronological order.
Click the Support link in MyHarmony for a list of links to all available support options for your Harmony Smart Control remote control.
Here you can download full pdf version of manual, it may contain additional safety instructions, warranty information, FCC rules, etc.
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