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Harmony Remote 

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768 User Manual 

This User Manual introduces you to the main features of your Harmony Remote 

H

768. Please note 

that the HarmonyRemote.com web site and web wizards are constantly updated to improve your 
experience. At times the information in this manual may be out of date. If in doubt, follow the 
information and instructions on the web site. Select a topic from the Index to learn more about your 
Harmony Remote 

H

768: 

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Index 

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Introduction

  

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Setting up your Harmony Remote

  

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Using your Harmony Remote

  

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Customizing your Harmony Remote

  

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Interacting with your entertainment

  

Harmony Remote User Manual

March 25, 2003

Summary of Contents for H768

Page 1: ...information in this manual may be out of date If in doubt follow the information and instructions on the web site Select a topic from the Index to learn more about your Harmony Remote H768 If you did...

Page 2: ...Member home page as often as you like to customize all of your Harmony Remote s features to update your interactive television listings to explore your Zap links or to add new entertainment devices H...

Page 3: ...nd your entire entertainment system with just one touch For example when you select an Activity e g Watch a DVD the Smart State TechnologyTM instantaneously evaluates the current state of all your ind...

Page 4: ...ons on your Harmony is also tailored to the Activity Some Activities have more than one Mode Press the side button below the scroll wheel to change Modes In each Mode the buttons on the Harmony Remote...

Page 5: ...re details on the best way to teach infrared please read the Customizing your Harmony Remote chapter in this manual Step 3 Answer web wizard questions about how you have set up your entertainment devi...

Page 6: ...ate your Harmony Remote with the new configuration and try again Something to remember is that whenever your configuration file is transferred to your Harmony Remote s memory all of your TV listings a...

Page 7: ...ry see below for more details on how to select Activities 3 If your Harmony Remote did not seem to turn on the correct devices for that Activity or if an input or setting is not correct for example yo...

Page 8: ...e will send all the appropriate commands to your entertainment system so that it is configured for that Activity For example if you have a television and a satellite receiver the Harmony Remote will t...

Page 9: ...t devices while the green status light is on Resynchronizing From time to time when you select an Activity your system will not be configured perfectly This can happen when the Harmony Remote is sendi...

Page 10: ...utton will send Previous Channel Some Activities have more than one Mode Press the side button below the scroll wheel to change Modes In each Mode the buttons on the Harmony Remote may have slightly d...

Page 11: ...s are quite similar in each of the modes in the Watch Television Activity The Zap button bookmarks what you see on television The Volume buttons control the volume on your television or stereo receive...

Page 12: ...ess this button to see what s on next The button shows what was on in previous time slots In All Channels or All Shows modes the list on the LCD can be quite long depending on how many channels you re...

Page 13: ...me as in the All and Fav Channels Modes This is a good mode to create your own button functions For example you could have the button turn Picture in Picture PIP on and off and the button perform the...

Page 14: ...lick on the Change Settings link The button functions are the same in each of the Channels modes in the Tivo Television Activity The Zap button bookmarks what you see on television The Volume buttons...

Page 15: ...e selected from the list displayed on the LCD Watch Tivo TV Activity Navigate Mode Pause Record Rewind Replay Change Activity System Power Off Mute Bookmark Volume Up Volume Down Guide LiveTV 10 100 o...

Page 16: ...is is a good mode to create your own button functions For example you could have the button turn Picture in Picture PIP on and off and the E button perform the PIP swap function To create your own but...

Page 17: ...ck on the Change Settings link The button functions are the same in each of the Channels modes in the Watch ReplayTV Activity The Zap button bookmarks what you see on television The Volume buttons con...

Page 18: ...n be selected from the list displayed on the LCD Watch Replay TV Activity Navigate Mode Pause Record Rewind Replay Change Activity System Power Off Mute Bookmark Volume Up Volume Down Guide LiveTV 10...

Page 19: ...s is a good mode to create your own button functions For example you could have the button turn Picture in Picture PIP on and off and the E button perform the PIP swap function To create your own butt...

Page 20: ...ck on the Change Settings link The button functions are the same in each of the Channels modes in the Watch PVR Activity The Zap button bookmarks what you see on television The Volume buttons control...

Page 21: ...selected from the list displayed on the LCD Watch PVR TV Activity Navigate Mode Pause Record Rewind Replay Change Activity System Power Off Mute Bookmark Volume Up Volume Down Guide LiveTV 10 100 or...

Page 22: ...is is a good mode to create your own button functions For example you could have the button turn Picture in Picture PIP on and off and the E button perform the PIP swap function To create your own but...

Page 23: ...be selected from the list displayed on the LCD The Volume buttons control the volume on your television stereo receiver or amplifier whichever you have specified to the web wizard Play a Videotape Ac...

Page 24: ...balance control on your stereo receiver To create your own button function from your Member Home Page click on the Edit this Activity link next to the Watch a DVD icon and then click on the Change a B...

Page 25: ...for button functions Other commands can be selected from the list displayed on the LCD Watch a DVD Activity Navigate Mode Pause Rewind Previous Chapter Change Activity System Power Off Mute Pause Volu...

Page 26: ...st displayed on the LCD The Volume buttons control the volume on your television stereo receiver or amplifier whichever you have specified to the web wizard Watch a DVD Activity Play Mode Pause Rewind...

Page 27: ...this Activity link next to the Watch a DVD icon and then click on the Change a Button s function or behaviour for this Activity link If your DVD player automatically turns on when you insert a DVD di...

Page 28: ...e below for button functions The Volume buttons control the volume on your stereo receiver or amplifier whichever you have specified to the web wizard Listen to CDs Activity Play Mode Pause Rewind Pre...

Page 29: ...ton functions Other commands can be selected from the list displayed on the LCD Listen to CDs Activity Navigate Mode Pause Rewind Previous Track Change Activity System Power Off Mute Pause Volume Up V...

Page 30: ...your stereo receiver To create your own button function from your Member Home Page click on the Edit this Activity link next to the Listen to CDs icon and then click on the Change a Buttons s functio...

Page 31: ...ote see below for button functions The Volume buttons control the volume on your stereo receiver or amplifier whichever you have specified to the web wizard CD Jukebox Activity Play Mode Pause Rewind...

Page 32: ...button functions Other commands can be selected from the list displayed on the LCD CD Jukebox Activity Navigate Mode Pause Rewind Previous Track Change Activity System Power Off Mute Pause Volume Up...

Page 33: ...ht and 7 Left direction buttons perform balance control on your stereo receiver To create your own button function from your Member Home Page click on the Edit this Activity link next to the CD Jukebo...

Page 34: ...er you can add a second Watch Television Activity From your Member Home Page click on Add an Activity When you re done rename the Activities to help you distinguish between them In the example above y...

Page 35: ...Infrared Commands The Harmony Remote will learn infrared commands from other remote controls This is important in situations where the HarmonRemote com infrared database does not already contain an i...

Page 36: ...if you teach the volume button infrared commands from your original remote control name them VolumeUp and VolumeDown i e with no space and capitalization as shown The web wizards look for commands wit...

Page 37: ...bookmark in its database and tries to find appropriate links to other web sites Click on the My Zaps button on your Member Home Page to see the links Lets look at an example Lets say that you are wat...

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