Originally Posted by Waldo Pepper (Post 35129994)

I have recently bought a Harmony One and I am very impressed as it worked with all my kit.

In terms of pros (and they are often very simple)
1. Lights up when I pick it up.
2. Supports time sllip on my DVD/HDD recorder to skip adverts.
3. Is incredibly light in the hand.
4. Can learn from other remotes.
5. Supports commands that operate differently when the keys are held down.

Cons (and they are minor)

1. Cannot use alias keys from other devices (unless anyone wants to tell me otherwise).
2. Is quite expensive (although it is a gadget).
3. Activities can be awkward especially when a device only supports power toggle as opposed to seperarate on/off commands.

I am a past user of a Phillips Pronto U980 that I use as a mega database of all remotes I have ever used and used it to program the odd key to the Harmony.

I loved the Pronto's ability to allow programming of any touch key to do anything.

I believe this is a back end software issue and await its implementation on the Harmony One.

Otherwise a damn fine product.

Originally Posted by Waldo Pepper (Post 35129994)

I have recently bought a Harmony One and I am very impressed as it worked with all my kit.

In terms of pros (and they are often very simple)
1. Lights up when I pick it up.
2. Supports time sllip on my DVD/HDD recorder to skip adverts.
3. Is incredibly light in the hand.
4. Can learn from other remotes.
5. Supports commands that operate differently when the keys are held down.

Cons (and they are minor)

1. Cannot use alias keys from other devices (unless anyone wants to tell me otherwise).
2. Is quite expensive (although it is a gadget).
3. Activities can be awkward especially when a device only supports power toggle as opposed to seperarate on/off commands.

I am a past user of a Phillips Pronto U980 that I use as a mega database of all remotes I have ever used and used it to program the odd key to the Harmony.

I loved the Pronto's ability to allow programming of any touch key to do anything.

I believe this is a back end software issue and await its implementation on the Harmony One.

Otherwise a damn fine product.

Originally Posted by thehellhecould (Post 35130012)

Us boys do love our toys don't we?

Originally Posted by thehellhecould (Post 35134317)

I think I will have to do some tutorials. My Harmony One replaces 11 remotes so its a bit of a learning curve.

Originally Posted by AntiSilence (Post 35119913)

I got a Harmony 300i the other day and it controls up to 4 devices. It controls my TV, STB and DVD player fine. I've not got a V+ box though, but I bet it would work it I did. Good remotes.

Originally Posted by cwj2008 (Post 35135563)

I have a samsung v+ box my harmony 300 works
on &off ok and sound ok but have to use samsung remote to change channels, not tried seting any
other fonuctions up yet of stb , tv ok and dvd/vcr + home cinema ok as well

Originally Posted by cwj2008 (Post 35135563)

I have a samsung v+ box my harmony 300 works
on &off ok and sound ok but have to use samsung remote to change channels, not tried seting any
other fonuctions up yet of stb , tv ok and dvd/vcr + home cinema ok as well

Originally Posted by jaykay74 (Post 35135863)

Have you tried adding your V+ as the Samsung SMT-H3110 (Model number for the Samsung V+) it's also in the Harmony database & may work better?

Originally Posted by Paulie (Post 35136243)

I`ve been using a Harmony 885 for about three years (with sky at first) to control my sammy v+ box, tv and yammy reciever without any issues. Well apart from having to do the glue job on the buttons when they stop working haha (but is is old now). I did have it controlling lights in the old house, but haven`t gotten around to fixing it up as yet in the new one. Harmony CS are top notch too should you ever need them.

Originally Posted by cwj2008 (Post 35136253)

got everything working thanks execpet coloured button , and v+ fuctions