Logitech Harmony Remote 880 - Manual (Page 7)

3. The Harmony 880 Advanced Universal Remote 3. The Harmony 880 Advanced Universal Remote
The Harmony 880 remote is designed for anyone who is tired of juggling a plethora of remote
controls in the living room, and for those who frustrated by universal remotes that require a
lengthy sequence of steps and buttons to launch any activity. It’s also designed so that people
can easily configure and update their remote without a technician to program it for them.
Because the activity-based buttons are easy for everyone to understand, not just for the master
of the entertainment center, the Harmony remote is simple to use for all family members – even
the babysitter. The Harmony 880 remote is designed for anyone who is tired of juggling a plethora of remote
controls in the living room, and for those who frustrated by universal remotes that require a
lengthy sequence of steps and buttons to launch any activity. It’s also designed so that people
can easily configure and update their remote without a technician to program it for them.
Because the activity-based buttons are easy for everyone to understand, not just for the master
of the entertainment center, the Harmony remote is simple to use for all family members – even
the babysitter.
Customizable Color LCD Screen
Customizable Color LCD Screen
The most visible difference between the Harmony
880 remote and previous Harmony remotes is the
customizable color LCD screen. The screen provides
information that can be instrumental to the user as
he/she controls the entertainment center (see chart
at right). The screen can also be personalized in
several ways:
- Up to eight custom activities or controls can
be defined for each screen
- Background image can be uploaded from
PC
- Images for favorite channels can be
uploaded from PC
- Themes can be chosen that vary
appearance of icons/font
- Users can run slideshows of images
uploaded from PC
The Harmony 880 remote’s LCD displays
the following status information:
A. Date and time
B. Indicator if the USB is attached
C. Indicator when infrared (IR) commands are
being sent to devices
D. Battery indicator (battery’s power)
E. Current screen/Activity label
F. The number of screens available in a menu,
and the screen currently displayed
The Logitech Harmony 880 Remote Reviewer’s Guide
Summer 2005
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