- Jul 9, 2007
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Hi - I have a little problem with my Logitech Harmony 1000 remote, which is threatening to destroy my hi-fi!
Occasionally (and this seems to be getting more frequent) when I press a button the command seems to get sent repeatedly and not just once per press. This at best is annoying, when it happens on a scroll function or something. At worst though, it happens when I press the volume up button and the volume up command gets sent repeatedly. This has happened a few times now and I've managed to stop it in time before any damage is done, but I have this horrible feeling that it's only a matter of time before I or the Mrs is too slow and I'm left with 2 or more busted speakers.
I'm not too sure whether it's a hardware (e.g. button getting stuck down) or software (some kind of bug) problem. It's only happened when using the hard keys which would suggest the former, but then I've discovered that hitting any key will stop it which suggests the latter.
When it happens it's a mad scramble to cover the IR sender and/or hit a button to stop it, but in the panic I don't seem to be very quick at doing either and the volume has ended up getting dangerously high on both my Hi-Fi and home cinema this weekend already....
Has anyone experienced the same issue, and if so do they know of any fix? Long shot I know. Any other ideas? It is out of warranty.
The H 1000 is a great device and it really does knit a whole system together pretty much seamlessly from a use and control perspective, but I am seriously thinking about stopping use of it.
Occasionally (and this seems to be getting more frequent) when I press a button the command seems to get sent repeatedly and not just once per press. This at best is annoying, when it happens on a scroll function or something. At worst though, it happens when I press the volume up button and the volume up command gets sent repeatedly. This has happened a few times now and I've managed to stop it in time before any damage is done, but I have this horrible feeling that it's only a matter of time before I or the Mrs is too slow and I'm left with 2 or more busted speakers.
I'm not too sure whether it's a hardware (e.g. button getting stuck down) or software (some kind of bug) problem. It's only happened when using the hard keys which would suggest the former, but then I've discovered that hitting any key will stop it which suggests the latter.
When it happens it's a mad scramble to cover the IR sender and/or hit a button to stop it, but in the panic I don't seem to be very quick at doing either and the volume has ended up getting dangerously high on both my Hi-Fi and home cinema this weekend already....
Has anyone experienced the same issue, and if so do they know of any fix? Long shot I know. Any other ideas? It is out of warranty.
The H 1000 is a great device and it really does knit a whole system together pretty much seamlessly from a use and control perspective, but I am seriously thinking about stopping use of it.