Port Addressing On The Rf Wireless Extender - Logitech 966196-0403 - Harmony 890 Pro Advanced Universal Remote Control User Manual

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Controlling a Device with the RF Wireless Extender:
If you have set the RF Wireless Extender to control a device, the remote will send RF (radio frequency)
signals (see A) to the RF Extender, which will then convert the signals to IR and send the signals to the
device. Controlling devices using the RF Extender means you can control the devices even if they are
behind closed doors (e.g. a cabinet) or in a different room (see B and C).
Controlling a Device with the Remote:
If you have set the remote to control a device, the remote will use IR (infrared) signals to control the
device. In order for the remote to control the device, there must be a direct line of sight between the
signal sent by the remote and the device receiving the signal (see A).

Port Addressing on the RF Wireless Extender

The RF Wireless Extender can have its ports addressed. This allows a single port on an extender to
control a device independently from the other ports. This allows multiple identical devices to be controlled
independently from just one RF Extender.
IR commands for a device can be assigned to either fire from all ports simultaneously (default), individual
ports (A, B, C or D), or the top-mounted IR blaster.
To assign a device to a specific port:
1. From Home in the Harmony software, click Devices.
2. Click Control Devices With....
3. Click the Assign IR Port on Wireless Extender checkbox.
4. Click Next.
5. Select the port next to the device under the Port column.
6. Click Next.
7. Click Done.
8. Click Update Remote to upload these changes to the remote.
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