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Question: Will the 1100 work with Bose 3.2.1? I have found that Bose isnt easy to pair with any remote other than their own so I was hoping someone could tell me if they have been able to get the 1100 to pair up with a Bose home theater system.
Document: Set up and use pretty easy for basic operation of my relatively simple (monitor, blu-ray, satellite receiver, and AV receiver) but high end home theater system. No specific support yet for new Oppo 93 (apparently uses Oppo algorithms from 83, I would guess, which seem to work OK for basic functions), and logitech guys could not tell me when 93 would make it into database.Device is handy for basic operation (system on/off, switch between dish and blu-ray, volume up/down, play/pause/stop/FF/rewind, etc) but cumbersome for more complex operations (switching audio modes/processing schemes, receiver tweaks in general) for which I revert to receiver remote.
This is my first universal remote. It's not the greatest thing since sliced bread, but it adequately--if not perfectly--does the job as the One Remote to Rule Them All.I use this remote to control the following:(1) Panasonic Plasma 58V10(2) Scientific Atlanta 8300HD Cable Box/DVR(3) Sony DAV-X1 DVD/Home Theater System Speakers (hereafter "Sony HTS")(4) Playstation 32-4 are behind cabinet doors. The 1100 controls them through the RF Wireless Extender and PS3 Adapter.THE GOOD.
Basically Im an AV installer and I do recommend this remote highly for lower budget systems...That being said it still has 3 issues of concern that I find very annoying...this after having installed and programmed at least 20 of the 1100's...1 FORGET trying to set this up with an independent ZONE 2... It takes an EXTREME amount of tweaking to get it set up correctly so the ZONE2 functions do not override the MAIN ZONE functions when trying to operate both zones simultaneously....example - your watching the football game in the main zone and now want to hear it on the patio speakers/zone2...initial setup will turn off the TV and main zone sound / turn on zone2 sound to cable source.. and as I stated only an EXPERT level of tweaks will fix this issue so IF your running one zone system or home theater ONLY this is a very good remote....IF you need additional zone control go with URC...2.
I'm writing this review wearing 2 hats. The hat of someone who has owned the Logitech Harmony 1000 (the previous generation that was silver) for 3 years and as a professional remote programmer and Home Theater installer.I want to start as an owner of this product and the previous generation. I have owned the 1000 for the past 3 years and been Very Happy with the product. It's easy to set up for anyone slightly technical, and just an afternoon project for someone who's not. The programing interface is about as complicated as sending and writing emails.
I'm a bit of a gadget/tech geek, and found the setup software and remote system easy enough to use, but not without quirks or problems. Here are some.1. Setup software requires a little tech savvy. It was fairly easy for me to discover what I wanted and needed to do through the setup software, but there was some trial and error. I'm not sure that someone who's not tech savvy, like me wife, could do it without cursing a few times. She certainly could not have customized/optimized the remote to the extent I have.
Overall a very good product for a home theatre in a condo. My current set up includes a TV, a media center (Mac Mini), a Blu Ray disk player an Apple TV with a Bose Lifestyle system providing the audio. The Harmony 1100 works well - even with all my components hidden (I use an RF extender).The set up did take me 3-4 tune ups to get it right. In that sense, the auto set up is a little more complicated than it is made out to be.
I was never able to memorize all of the buttons on my 4 other remotes, so I had to look at them too unless I simply wanted to use the volume, channel, or power buttons. Those are all hard buttons on the 1100 as well.CONCLUSION. This remote eliminates the need to use all others, and makes it easy for anyone to control my home theater system. It sounds almost cliche (and a little sexist), but it's so easy, even my wife can use it. And the kids.
Although you can use just one hand for the channel up/down and volume buttons.Also find the touchscreen a little slow, as well. And probably 1 out of every 4 times it won't shut down all the components when you tell it to - will usually miss the PVR.Yes, it will do everything but make you toast, but honestly, who has 15 devices that they want to control via one remote? I have 2 complete home theatres (main floor & rec room) with a total of 10 devices (2 TVs, 3 receivers, 2 DVD / Blue Ray, 2 satellite receivers, and a CD juke box) but I'm not going to be bringing that one remote upstairs and downstairs all the time.
I purchased the harmony 1100 with a little doubt regarding the claim of ease of set up and easy to re-progarm. I found the set up to be very easy and very intuitive. After programing the remote, it worked first time on all of my home theater equipment. If you have computer experience loading software and following directions it will work as advertised. The remote is very functional and certainly simplifies the management of multiple pieces of hardware. Big improvement over all previous universal remotes I have owned.
The harmony 1100 remote control really cool ....... Programming is not difficult and is very easy when you use ......The remote is light weight, great feel, and configuration is actually pretty intuitive and fun. I'm constantly tweaking and adding activities and key functions to suit my needs, as I find ways to make the remote fit my usages.Actually the harmony 1100 remote to people who are looking for excellence ...Some recommendations :*If you have PS3 ...you must buy Logitech Harmony Adapter for PlayStation 3(http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Harmony-Adapter-PlayStation-3/dp/B00267S7XW/ref=pd_bxgy_e_img_c)...working AWESOME with it ,This is extremely simple to set up .....*If your equipments is not directly in line-of-sight with the remote ,or behind cabinet doors,Or like my case I'm sitting (my home theater) in the front because I have a projector and all my equipments Rear so all my equipments is not directly in line-of-sight, etc.... you must buy Logitech Harmony RF Wireless Extender (http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Harmony-RF-Wireless-Extender/dp/B000ILIHTC/ref=pd_bxgy_e_img_b) ...working AWESOME with it ,This is extremely simple to set up .....*Capable (Power Supple) 240V/120v... AWESOMEOverall: If you want complete control over your entertainment system and are willing to pay for it, this remote is for you.
Answer: I am using the Logitech Harmony 1100 with a Lifestyle 35 Series III.