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Question: PS3? Does anyone used this remote, Sony RM-VL600, to control PS3? Does it work? Thanks!
Document: I picked up the Sony RM-VL600 Remote Control to use with a ViewSonic HDTV. The ViewSonic HDTV's have a lame 'TV Only' remote control and ViewSonic does not have a Universal Remote Code which can be used with non-learning remotes. I used the learning mode of the Sony remote to program operation with my new ViewSonic N2630W HDTV.
Recently got a Logitech Harmony universal remote. It was able to control everything except DTV converter, DTV PAL. Even learning from remote didn't work. The Sony RM-VL600 was able to learn DTV PAL and works great. It has an excellent learn function. I've done way with six remotes. This remote is well designed and will get rid of your pile of remotes.
I was looking for a universal remote to control 6-8 devices (2 Toshiba TVs, 2 Tivax digital converters, 1 Insignia digital converter, 1 older Pioneer receiver, 1 Magnavox DVD player, and a Panasonic VCR/DVD recorder). It was easy to program the Sony RM-VL600 using the manufacturer codes, or where those didn't work, to "teach" the Sony using an existing remote to transfer the latter's functions to the Sony.
The Sony RM-VL600 is a Basic Learning Remote that saved me a ton of time. I had big problems finding a reasonable priced remote to replace 3 others. Now I can control all my electronics which include a Toshiba DVD, RCA Home Theater, DIRECTV HD Receiver, Sharp TV & VHS, and most of all the Olevia 342i that nothing seemed to work for.The setup is basic and learning is easy as point at the old remotes follow the easy steps and all is right with the world.
I can highly recommend the RM-VL600 to anyone looking for a universal remote.
This is an excellent learning remote. I was able to setup the Sony RM-VL600 to control a Denon receiver, HTD stereo amplifier, a CD changer, Dish network DVR and Hitachi TV. The remote did not have codes for HTD amplifier, but it was able to learn all the codes from the original remote.
If there's one thing I hate about the Sony RM-VL600, it's the lack of ability to control the speed at which the IR signals come out of it. I've had those TV's that have to be totally "on" before they'll respond to any other command, and that feature, which was on my previous remote, gave me the ablility to turn on everything with the pressing of just one System Control button. Now?
I did program the INFO key manually though to be able to see the current program information. The Sony remote also worked with my Toshiba DVD Player using the first code in the manual.The Sony RM-VL600 Remote Control is very powerful and at the same time easy to use, all in a very low cost remote carrying the Sony name.
Just got a Sony universal remote control model # RM-VL600 and I am very pleased with it. I found it easy to set up and it is controlling all my components. It is working with a Toshiba TV, Panasonic and Toshiba DVD player, a Panasonic VCR and a Denon amplifier receiver. The only problem I have found so far was that none of the codes listed worked for my Panasonic VCR.
Sony RM-VL600 8-Device Universal Learning RemoteNice remote, large buttons, and easy to use. Doesn't work with duel devices such as TV/DVD player or DVD/tape players though.
Answer: If you search thru the reviews, you'll come the the conclusion that it does NOT.  PS3's remote controls only work via bluetooth.  This doesn't make much sense to me --- Sony's universal remote can't even control their own device?  But that's the way it is with PS3.  You'll need a bluetooth remote