- #LOGITECH HARMONY AVR CONTROL ADVANCED FEATURES HOW TO#
- #LOGITECH HARMONY AVR CONTROL ADVANCED FEATURES CODE#
#LOGITECH HARMONY AVR CONTROL ADVANCED FEATURES CODE#
In the 4311CI code set there is a command called “MultiEQ” (sic) which will cycle between the various EQ modes, as well as a command called “DynamicEQ” which will cycle between the various Dynamic EQ/Volume states. For example, if you own an xx12 or xx13 model, and want to access these buttons, you can simply add the device “AVR 4311CI” to your Harmony profile.
However, these control buttons did exist on prior models, so by adding a second Denon receiver device to your Harmony account, you can gain access to these commands. That means that if you want to turn Dynamic Volume on or off, or change the EQ mode from “Audyssey” to “Audyssey Flat”, you need to go into the GUI, navigate to the Audio adjustment menu, and then to the Audyssey settings sub-menu. Because Logitech supports the commands that are on the factory remote, and the remotes have changed over the years, different models will have different commands available.įor example, starting with the xx12 models, Denon removed Audyssey control buttons from the factory remotes. The easiest way to add additional commands to your Activities is to simply add different Denon AVR devices to your Harmony profile. Option 1 – Adding additional Denon AVR devices to your Harmony profile
Here are a few resources for customizing your Harmony remote to add even more control over your Denon AVR: So, if you are tearing your hair out trying to figure out why you can’t navigate the GUI menus with your Harmony remote, you need to go to the “Devices” tab, find your Denon receiver device, then click “Settings” and select “Customize Buttons” to access the button assignments next, just change the button assignments for Up/Down to “Direction Up/Down”, and you are good to go! Helpful Hint: The default button assignments for most Denon AVR devices in the Harmony database have the up/down arrows on the directional pad assigned to “Tune Up/Down” for some bizarre reason. However, there exist a wide range of special commands that CAN be added to your Harmony remote, if you are willing to go through the trouble and effort to gain a new level of customization and control. Officially, Logitech only supports the commands that are on the factory remote that came with your Denon receiver. Due to their “typical consumer” customer target segment, Logitech tries to keep things simple and doesn’t allow for users to manually input custom commands or special “discrete” codes that allow even more control. However, the one area where Harmony’s fall short of their competitors from companies like URC is level of customization available for the “power user”.
Did she screw it up because she forgot to point the remote at the TV? No problem! Just press the “Help” button and it rebroadcasts the commands and everything is in sync again.
#LOGITECH HARMONY AVR CONTROL ADVANCED FEATURES HOW TO#
Can’t teach the wife how to watch a DVD? No problem! Get a Harmony, program a “Watch a Movie” activity, and all she has to do is press ONE button and everything turns on and automatically goes to the correct input. Logitech Harmony remotes are among the most popular universal remotes, thanks to their easy programming, huge database of supported devices, and their intuitive “Activity” based functionality.
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