HOME ENTERTAINMENT 54 TVs
RF-10 The RF-10 is a universal and learning remote that sends IR and RF commands to all home theater A/V equipment. This allows the RF-10 to operate “out-of-sight” A/V components through walls, doors and cabinets when connected to the optional MRF-100 RF receiver. • Replaces up to 8 different remote controls. Macro programming enables users to take advantage of one-touch operation.
• Punch through operation for control of frequently used functions
• Automate your system with 10 one touch macro buttons, each with up to 50 commands
• Includes thousands of built-in pre-programmed codes • Total volume control over all components in your system, even those without built-in volume control, such as TiVo, DVD & VCR.
• Retains programming without batteries up to 10 years #
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RF-20 Step-up features from the RF-10 • Replaces up to 10 remote controls
• Create custom text labels on the expanded LCD screen
• 5-way thumbpad for operation of menu-driven devices
• Instantly access up to 40 favorite channels with one button press
• 432 macro buttons, each with up to 190 commands
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MRF-100B PowerBlaster An RF receiver, the MRF-100B RF provides an affordable and innovative “whole-house” solution to home theater operation. Converts RF signals from an RF-10 or RF-20 remote to IR com-
mands and sends them to out-of-sight components via built-in front blasters, indoors or outdoors, up to 100’ without pointing.
• Hide and operate A/V equipment from a room other than where A/V equipment is located. Control out-of-sight A/V components through doors, walls, cabinets and floors
• Adjust audio system volume or selection while outdoors • Control out-of-sight A/V components through doors, walls, cabinets and floors #UNMRF100B
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Digital R50 Controlling up to 18 components, the Digital R50 features a self-explanatory Setup Wizard right on the large color LCD screen for quick and easy configuration—no Internet or PC required. • Thousands of built-in control codes for your components.
• Learns functions and commands from other remotes
• Instantly access up to 48 favorite channels with one button press
• 1500 macro buttons, each with up to 255 commands
• Friendly features include smart volume control, “Sofa Mode”, etc. #UNR50
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Harmony H1100
The perfect complement to a sophisticated living room, the Harmony 1100 puts a brilliant, 3.5”, full-color touch screen in your hands. Replacing up to 15 remotes, you’ll be able to turn on everything you need with just one touch. And you can customize the controls to get the commands you want, when you want. It’s like no remote you’ve ever used before.
• Palm-sized and rectangular shaped, it’s easy to hold whether you’re switching channels or turning up the volume.
• Large 3.5” color touch screen lets you see icons and commands, even in the dark. You’ll have the commands you want, when you want them. And you’ll be able to access all the functions of your devices. Help is even available right on the screen.
• Connect the remote to your computer and you’re guided through every step for easy setup.
• With the optional Harmony RF Extender, you can control devices behind closed doors, even those you can’t see.
• No complicated lists. Select what you want to do—such as “Watch TV”—and the remote does the rest.
• Rechargeable design (rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack with charging base) means you don’t have to worry about batteries.
• Supports 225,000+ devices from 5,000 brands, so you know it will work with what you have today and what you’ll add tomorrow.
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Compatible with the Harmony H900 and H1100 remotes, the Harmony RF Wireless Extender offers the ability to control out-of-sight components within an incredible 100’ range, even from different rooms throughout your home. This compact, fully addressable extender features four dedicated IR ports, intelligent Z-Wave RF technology, computer setup, and the ability to control up to 8 components within line-of-sight of the included IR emitters. (HAWRFE2)
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Harmony 650 Rechargeable Remote with One-Click Control
Replace five remotes. Colorful LCD screen lets you see what you're doing and offers conveniences like icons for your favorite channels. It can control 5000+ different brands of devices. And the database is constantly updated. You just use the included USB cable to hook up your 650 to your PC or Mac and then connect to the Logitech 650 Web site via your Internet connection. Tell the site what equipment you have and the site will walk you through the setup.
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Simplify your home entertainment by replacing up to 6 remotes. The H700 features a color screen, rechargeable batteries and one-click control of your favorite activities. Oe-button control lets you simply select what you want to do instead of going through a complex series of button presses. The color LCD screen gives you at-a-glance access to your entertainment options. Comes with rechargeable AA batteries that can go several weeks between charges. When it’s time, just connect the remote to the power adaptor and plug it in to recharge. HAH700
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Harmony One Advanced Universal Remote
Replacing up to 15 remotes, it can control components from any brand with an extensive infrared database that supports over 225,000 devices from 5,000+ brands. And its constantly updated with new components, so it will never be out-of-date. Full-color touch screen provides easy, one-touch access to any entertainment activity. One simple press of the touch screen and Harmony One controls the rest, including turning on the right components in the right order and setting the correct inputs. Sculpted, backlighted buttons in logical zones. Step-by-step guides. (HAHARMONY1)
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Harmony 900 Advanced Universal Remote
Can operate up to 15 devices with its extensive database of more than 225,000 devices. You can even keep your A/V gear behind closed doors, as the unit comes with an RF Extender that makes line-of sight control unnecessary.You won’t have to turn on each device separately to enjoy your favorite entertainment because the controller does it all for you. The unit features a full-color touch screen that makes it easy to see the commands you are using. The 900 has easy-to-use backlit keys, a convenient Help button, and a guided setup that programs the device over theWeb. (#HAH900)
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Central and Lighting Control Revolution 200
• Designed like a game controller with an easy-to-grab grip, tactile buttons, and intuitive layout, so you can navigate AV menus easily and quickly.
• On remote set up and configuration of IlluminEssence Z wave lighting scene.
• On remote set up of IlluminEssence ZWave lighting (up to 242). • Includes Monster EZWeb Set Up Wizard for Q&A s
• Elegant tabletop console design with brushed aluminum accents and high grade doubleshot acrylic materials.
• ZWave compliant whole home lighting controller #MOMCCAVL200 ..............................................................199.95
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