Not having everything is great for general watching and keeping other people from accidentally making changes. Therefore, if you want to watch Netflix you use the button next to the LCD display where it say Netflix. Everything is on and ready for you to put in the blu ray or use the smart functions.Įxcept for punch-through buttons the remote itself will be setup to use the blu ray player with all the features AND the important buttons from other device (the punch-throughs). When you push the button it turns the TV on, the blu ray, the AVR on and selects all the correct inputs and modes.
#LOGITECH HARMONY AVR CONTROL SOFTWARE#
So if you setup a macro on the 650/665 (sounds complicated but the software takes you step by step and is super easy) to watch Blu-Ray.
Certain buttons, like Volume, are "punch-through." They are active in all modes. The 950/Elite is the most solid-feeling remote Harmony has made, by far but it can be a bit slippery, which is due to their not using that rubber coating on the back- that's a good thing because it becomes sticky and nasty feeling.Ĭlick to expand.Yes, that's the whole point of the remote. I found out that the number 1 button makes some Denon AVRs' volume go WOT- not good. I do this because I don't want service calls caused by people who don't know what they're doing when they find that they can hit buttons they think will make the system do something they want. If anyone in the house might be tempted to mess with the equipment buttons in Device mode, you can remove the buttons in the software. The Logitech site has a device lookup for this.
That would also allow IP command over devices that allow it and the list is growing. The 650 can use 'sequences', which are basically Macros, but you can't add the delays that are possible in the 950. Click to expand.A lot of BD player remotes have NetFlix, AMazon Prime and other buttons on them, to save going to the menu and wasting time, button presses and confusion- the Harmony remotes can use that command as well.
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