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<blockquote data-quote="netexplorer" data-source="post: 793533" data-attributes="member: 87577">AW: Antec Fusion Remote v2 caseHi mbuzina,as you see, i use the same case. My configuration is like following:-iMon manager V.7.77-Logitech Harmony 555 configured as iMon RM200-I use the internal minidisplay pluginSome things depend on your case. The Antec case comes with different display types. My case have an LC-Display, but there are also some cases with a VF-Display. My experience with iMon is, that a configuration with an MCE remote and using the LCD is not possible. So if you want to use the display, you have to use the iMon remote or like me a Logitech Harmony, which is able to program as RM200 profile. With the Logitech remote you will get the next issue, because the internal receiver detect some button presses twice. But you can overcome this by learning these buttons in binary format from the original RM200 in the Logitech software.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="netexplorer, post: 793533, member: 87577"] [b]AW: Antec Fusion Remote v2 case[/b] Hi mbuzina, as you see, i use the same case. My configuration is like following: -iMon manager V.7.77 -Logitech Harmony 555 configured as iMon RM200 -I use the internal minidisplay plugin Some things depend on your case. The Antec case comes with different display types. My case have an LC-Display, but there are also some cases with a VF-Display. My experience with iMon is, that a configuration with an MCE remote and using the LCD is not possible. So if you want to use the display, you have to use the iMon remote or like me a Logitech Harmony, which is able to program as RM200 profile. With the Logitech remote you will get the next issue, because the internal receiver detect some button presses twice. But you can overcome this by learning these buttons in binary format from the original RM200 in the Logitech software. [/QUOTE]

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