On June 5, 2008 at 08:34, akirby said...
And so does a Harmony unless there is IR interference
(someone walks in front of the remote, it isn't pointed
at the equipment). And if that's a problem you can always
get the RF version.
Well, there's a lot more reasons than that, but...
The place where HELP on a harmony works when those others
won't is if someone has a device with power toggles and
they turn it off using the OEM remote while in the middle
of an activity. Now the device is out of sync with the
remote's state memory and every time the remote thinks
it's turning the device on, it's turning it off and vice
versa.
Not an issue in other systems... once the unit is programmed and proven, the OEM remotes get put away. In deep storage. I know a lot of Harmony users that have the harmony on the table, along with the other remotes! What's the point of getting the Harmony then?
Now let's ignore the trolls and get back to helping people
with problems.
So now you are insecure enough to call us trolls? How does that help people with problems? Check the thread title - the OP asked a simple question that requires personal opinionated responses... no technical assistance was requested.
