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Logitech Harmony Smart Control

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Powering your system off

You can power off your all of the devices for an Activity from the Harmony App by tapping the icon at the top of

the screen and then tapping Power Off. For example, in a Watch TV Activity that uses a TV, Cable Box, and AV

Receiver; pressing the Off button will power off all three devices at the same time. Note that this menu option is

only available while an Activity is on.

The Harmony Smart Control system knows the current state of the devices it controls by remembering the last

Activity you selected. For example, if you switch from watching cable TV to watching a DVD, the Harmony Smart

Control knows that it doesn’t need to power the TV off and back on, it just leaves the TV turned on; and it knows

that it does need to power off the cable box and power on the DVD player.

You will primarily want to use the Harmony App to control your devices, but alternatively you can use the Harmony

Smart Control remote Off button to power off all of the devices for an Activity with one touch.

Interference with Harmony Smart Control

You can confuse the Harmony Smart Control by using other remotes or manually controlling your devices. For

example, if you select the Watch TV Activity and then use your TV remote to turn off the TV, the next time you want

to select an Activity, the Harmony Smart Control will think that your TV is already powered on and will not turn it

on. Other things that can confuse the Harmony Smart Control include inter-device communication that turns

devices on or off, such as HDMI-CEC or SCART (in Europe). For more information about HDMI-CEC, see the FAQ.

If the Harmony Smart Control becomes confused, you can use the Help function in the Harmony App to bring the TV

back in sync. For more information about the Help function, see the sections Help and Troubleshooting.

Harmony Smart Control First Time Setup

The first time you set up your Harmony Smart Control system, the Harmony App walks you through the setup

process and stores your settings in your personal account. Your settings can be transmitted to your Harmony Hub,

your Harmony Smart Control remote, or any other supported mobile device. If anything ever happens to your

smartphone, Harmony Hub, or remote control, you can use these saved settings to set up a replacement system

with ease.

Hardware setup

There are a few steps to setting up your Harmony Smart Control hardware:

1. Connect your Harmony Hub to a power outlet.

2. Place the hub inside your entertainment system.

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