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Universal remotes for Ultra TVDoes anyone know if there are any universal remotes that work well with Ultra TV? |
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Logitech 300 and the Logitech One both work great. I use them both. |
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to grantsa4
Any of the Logitech/Harmony remotes where you download the codes from their online site should work. Note that the 300 is 'just' a remote, though. It doesn't do macros where pushing the device button automatically turns things on and switches to the right inputs like the other harmony models would. |
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Just_Dan Premium Member join:2011-03-24 Denver, CO |
to grantsa4
I use the Harmony One without any issues. |
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usa2kBlessed MVM join:2003-01-26 Westland, MI |
usa2k
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2013-Dec-26 9:49 pm
Harmony200 and 300 for me. |
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ray2 join:2004-01-15 Des Plaines, IL |
to grantsa4
ok i got a logitech harmony 300 what i use to put into the software dan i want to set mine up what i put in software to see boxes thanks dan if can replay some might want to know as well thanks |
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to lesmikesell
said by lesmikesell:Any of the Logitech/Harmony remotes where you download the codes from their online site should work. Note that the 300 is 'just' a remote, though. It doesn't do macros where pushing the device button automatically turns things on and switches to the right inputs like the other harmony models would. it actually can turn multiple devices on and off with one button press. it can't change inputs though. four devices total. well worth it. my harmony one can do everything the 300 can plus macro inputs for my TV and AV receiver. but I don't like the touch screen and it's slow at times in changing inputs. |
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to ray2
said by ray2:ok i got a logitech harmony 300 what i use to put into the software dan i want to set mine up what i put in software to see boxes thanks dan if can replay some might want to know as well thanks Arris MP2000 |
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usa2kBlessed MVM join:2003-01-26 Westland, MI |
to grantsa4
Exactly. Read the model number on the device. Setup using MyHarmony.com. A couple buttons you may need to hand program (Easy) |
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to Body Count
I returned a 300 when I found out it couldn't switch inputs because I have a fairly complicated setup - but later got a 650 and like it. However, after getting the ultra TV system and setting up a DLNA server with most of my other content I find that I don't switch to the other devices that often anymore - and end up just using the media player's remote which is programmed to control the receiver audio and power on the receiver/tv. |
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Just_Dan Premium Member join:2011-03-24 Denver, CO |
to Body Count
There are two different model media players out there currently. I don't believe the remote codes are any different though. The media players with the blue clock are MP2000's. If your media player has a white clock on the front, it's the MP2150. |
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said by Just_Dan:There are two different model media players out there currently. I don't believe the remote codes are any different though. The media players with the blue clock are MP2000's. If your media player has a white clock on the front, it's the MP2150. So someone finally realized that you can't see that blue clock even on the brightest setting? I actually put a small alarm clock with red numerals next to mine to have something I could read. |
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to Just_Dan
said by Just_Dan:There are two different model media players out there currently. I don't believe the remote codes are any different though. The media players with the blue clock are MP2000's. If your media player has a white clock on the front, it's the MP2150. Other than the white clock, is there any other difference between the two? And I'm glad they stopped making the blue clock. Can't see it clearly in the dark. Didn't they test that before production? |
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Just_Dan Premium Member join:2011-03-24 Denver, CO |
Just_Dan
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2013-Dec-27 12:33 pm
said by Body Count:Other than the white clock, is there any other difference between the two? And I'm glad they stopped making the blue clock. Can't see it clearly in the dark. Didn't they test that before production? The clock is white, the front buttons are now touch buttons instead of physical buttons, and I believe it has SOME support for RF remotes. That's about all I know is different about them. |
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Nothing worth calling about to get them to switch mine then. I was hoping it was faster with the channel guide or updated firmware. |
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