Quote Originally Posted by Rich-n-Texas
See how Pix has subliminally brainwashed us? Looks like some of us have been Assimilated!!!
I go out of my way to do that


Something I've been wanting to ask: to what depth of functionality do you give the 880 for your receiver? I can't imagine that every single function the receiver's remote has can be duplicated, so where exactly do you draw the line? Not including the essentially one-time use functions?
I have functions spreaded out over each activity. For example, under "watch a DVD" I have the movie dsp's, straight and a few others...... Under "listen to CD" I have the music dsp's, stereo, enhancer. Same goes for "watch Bluray" and so on. All AVR funtions are set on the obvious main buttons(menu,exit,mute) and the rest are set on the LCD buttons. I have most used ones set on the first page and rarely go into the 2nd.

Most functions are covered though. Go into "devices" and you'll see that the Yammie has like 12 LCD pages of functions


For the 2nd zone, I input it as if it was a total separate unit and named it zone 2. The Harmony software suggests doing this and was already preprogrammed to use all the zone 2 functions for my 2700. So under "outside music", I can control it as if I was using the zone 2 remote.

I have zone 2 set for 2 sources...CD or cable music channels.

I also have "network music" as an activity.

I go in and make adjustments as needed. I think I have everything laid out pretty well. My wife loves the harmony and would never understand the Yammie remote.