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<blockquote data-quote="PHansen" data-source="post: 408852" data-attributes="member: 57434">I would start by looking at the Harmony repeat settings. Follow the instructions below to have a play. Click on the Device's &quot;More Options&quot;- Select &quot;Adjust the delays (speed settings)&quot;Inter-key Delay: 300msInter-Device Delay: 300msStart by adjusting the Inter-key and Inter-Device delays to 300ms or less. Then test the remote. If it works at 300ms, keep lowering the speed in 100ms increments and see if the device still responds. If it doesn't, increase it back up 100ms. In my experience, I've found that most devices will respond to 100ms and devices like Tivos will take an Inter-key of 0ms.Click on the Device's &quot;Troubleshoot&quot;- Select &quot;Show me more problems&quot;- Select &quot;Device doesn't appear to receive every command correctly.&quot;- Select &quot;The device responds too much to some commands (for example, volume up increases the volume too quickly).&quot;The default number of repeats is 3. Lower the repeat speed and see if the remote still responds. If it doesn't, increase the number of repeats until the device still responds. In my experience, most devices will respond with 2 or more repeats and devices like Tivos will respond with 1 repeat.My 785 Harmony works great and will very rarely have any trouble. You should also check the same settings in the iMon software. I'm not at my machine right now so can't give you the settings i have right now. If you still can't get it to work after having a good fiddle with the settings let me know and i'll see if i can dig out mine.Oh and lastly, sometimes Harmony set the button press to a 'hold' state. But what you want is a 'click' state. I believe that if you 'learn' the commands from the iMon PAD rather than just getting them auto-mapped then it switches to a 'click' state so that could be worth a shot to start with.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PHansen, post: 408852, member: 57434"] I would start by looking at the Harmony repeat settings. Follow the instructions below to have a play. Click on the Device's "More Options" - Select "Adjust the delays (speed settings)" Inter-key Delay: 300ms Inter-Device Delay: 300ms Start by adjusting the Inter-key and Inter-Device delays to 300ms or less. Then test the remote. If it works at 300ms, keep lowering the speed in 100ms increments and see if the device still responds. If it doesn't, increase it back up 100ms. In my experience, I've found that most devices will respond to 100ms and devices like Tivos will take an Inter-key of 0ms. Click on the Device's "Troubleshoot" - Select "Show me more problems" - Select "Device doesn't appear to receive every command correctly." - Select "The device responds too much to some commands (for example, volume up increases the volume too quickly)." The default number of repeats is 3. Lower the repeat speed and see if the remote still responds. If it doesn't, increase the number of repeats until the device still responds. In my experience, most devices will respond with 2 or more repeats and devices like Tivos will respond with 1 repeat. My 785 Harmony works great and will very rarely have any trouble. You should also check the same settings in the iMon software. I'm not at my machine right now so can't give you the settings i have right now. If you still can't get it to work after having a good fiddle with the settings let me know and i'll see if i can dig out mine. Oh and lastly, sometimes Harmony set the button press to a 'hold' state. But what you want is a 'click' state. I believe that if you 'learn' the commands from the iMon PAD rather than just getting them auto-mapped then it switches to a 'click' state so that could be worth a shot to start with. [/QUOTE]

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