Logitech Harmony 700 Remote Control
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I am a big fan of my Harmony One and use it for my whole living room
... light, television, computer, ps3, A / V receiver, Xbox 360, Blu
Ray, even control the air conditioning!
After a year or two of perfect operation, I decided the way to
universal remotes Logitech was to go ... and decided to try something
for my bedroom. I tried (the 900 and 880, but they do not feel
comfortable in my hand, and the difficulty of buttons for example) on
the side of the screen is difficult to find, press, or in dark
situations.
I was about to buy one for my room (which, if it is completely
exaggerated), I saw the 700 series with a difference of 30 million
dollar price. I intervened and brought home.
Setup:
The setting is like all Harmony remotes, Internet-based and easy!
I wrote the model numbers for my constituents and to start the
installation. I breeze through this, because I'm used to use interface,
but for beginners its very simple and easy to use.
For this configuration, I wanted to be controlling a 46 "Sony
Bravia, PS3 Slim (PS3 Logitech BT adapter), a tower fan, and infrared
light to change.
Everything went perfectly, and buttons up new hard drive on the remote are perfect for your choice of activities.
The remote has an internal battery, charger and one for the wall
(AC Power). I have not had time to test the battery, and the only thing
I can say that I'm away from my H1 is the cradle, if not a deal breaker
it was nice keep track of your remote.
This is a remote control in all good with good equipment and a
quick start (remember to note the model numbers) Any person who is
faced with numerous remote controls must be a Harmony 700 a try, is
sick!








Christi 13 months ago
I just set up my harmony 700 with my Sony Bravia tv, DVD blue ray and surround sound system. All components work well however I can't figure out how to access the home selection from my Sony tv remote. So I don't know how to access Netflix or other Internet options. Any thoughts