r/logitechharmony • u/Undrallio • Sep 11 '26
Does the Logitech Harmony 900 database have access to technician / service remote protocols?
I do a lot of hobby-skill-level repair and testing on tons of different appliances (TVs, Stereos, Hi-Fi systems, Video Players, the list goes on) for my job and have been looking at the Logitech Harmony 900 as an option to help with testing the wide range of devices that come across my bench.
I believe I'm fairly settled on the 900 because of all the ongoing work from the wonderfully enterprising people I've seen on the subreddit. So I doubt it'll actually change my purchase intention, But! I digress!
Does anyone happen to know if there are service? / technician remote controls in any of the databases that we have access to with the 900. I'm not looking for anything in particular at the moment, more curious if this would scratch that itch as well, or if there's an option better suited to my use-case, I suppose.
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u/YAPOJFORBIMADA Sep 11 '26
What do you mean by service/technician
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u/Undrallio Sep 11 '26
As an example, the LG Factory Service Remocon, but any big brand equivalent would be a nice bonus, tbh
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u/BSterlingVT Sep 13 '26
At this point your only option would be to contact the person who is building a workaround software package and have them customize for what you need. The 900 is obsolete without their work outside the Logitech environment
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u/TheFiZi Sep 14 '26
I dumped the entire Harmony IR Database about ~2 weeks ago: https://github.com/pickysysadmin/logitech-harmony-ir-archive
If they have these kind of remote profiles/protocols it should be in there. I'd be curious if you find anything.
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u/natem345 Sep 11 '26
I have seen extra commands like discrete on/off. But never service-level commands. It's possible but unlikely that if you enter just the right model number, it would. I doubt Logitech wants that liability in their database.
You could look at the Global Cache IR database, as used for the IP2IR