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How to customize buttons in an Activity
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The different types of buttons on a Harmony 1000
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The different Activity screens
How to customize buttons in an Activity
- Launch the Logitech Harmony Remote software and login to your account
- From the Harmony homepage, click on the button for the Activity you wish to customize
- To map a command to a button, from the Button list select the one you wish to customize. In this example, "mute" is used
- From the Device column, select the device that you want to control with this button
- From the Command column select the command you want the button to send from the dropdown list
- Once finished, click on the Done button at the bottom of the page to save your changes
- Update your remote
To modify commands on the Custom Buttons screen, click on the Additional Buttons tab at the top of the page.
- In the Button column, select the button you wish to customize, from 1 to 9 for each page. The illustration of the remote below shows where each button is placed on the display. In this example, we will assign the Guide command for the PVR to the third button position
- In the text box in the Button column for the third button position, type in "Guide"
- In the Device column, select the device you with to send the command to. In this example, we will use the PVR
- In the Command column, select the command you want from the dropdown list
Navigating the Additional Buttons page
- You can delete a command by clicking the trash can icon beside it
- You can move commands to different button positions by using the arrows
- Click on the button to add another page
- Click on the button if the command you need is not in the drop-down box. You will be able to capture the button from your original remote. For more information, please see article 360023209454 - Learning a command from your original remote to the Harmony 1000
- Click on the button to create a custom sequence of 5 commands for a single button. For more information, please see article 360023209454 - Mapping a Sequence of commands to a single button on the remote
After making any changes, ensure that you click on the Done button to save the button customizations. The last step is to update your remote. Connect the Harmony 1000 to your computer’s USB cable and click on the Update Remote button on the Harmony homepage
If a command isn't mapped correctly for a specific device in Device mode please see article 360023209454 - How to customize buttons in Device mode for a Harmony 1000
The different types of buttons on a Harmony 1000
The Logitech Harmony Remote Software identifies the buttons used in Activities as two different types, Hard buttons and Additional buttons.
Buttons considered to be "Hard" buttons are:- The physical hard buttons of the Harmony 1000. These include the volume and channel buttons, the directional pad, mute and previous. All other physical buttons are used for controlling the Harmony 1000 and are not customizable
- Custom icons such as the thumbs up and thumbs down buttons that are unique to TiVo Activities
- The transport buttons (play, pause, stop...)
- Commands mapped to the sidebar. These vary by Activity
Commands mapped to the LCD screen on the Custom Buttons (Star screen). They can be renamed to your liking.
Activity Screens
Activities can have up to four different screens of buttons, the Transport screen, the Number pad screen, the Favorite Channels screen and the additional commands screen. In this example, a Watch TiVo Activity is used.
Transport
Play, Pause, Stop, Replay, Record are examples of some of the buttons that will be displayed or when you are in Activities such as Watch TV or Play a CD.
Numeric Entry
Depending on the Activity, this icon will display a numeric or alpha-numeric keypad to change channels, CDs, and more.
Custom Buttons
Find secondary Activity controls depending on the Activity, as well as add your own customized buttons.
Favorites
In the Watch TV Activity, this icon will list the favorite channels. To use this feature, you must use the remote control software to set up favorite channels.
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