How do I make my Harmony Hub discoverable?

How do I make my Harmony Hub discoverable?

Mobile Desktop

1. Launch the Harmony app and connect to your Harmony hub.
2. Select MENU, then Harmony Setup > Add/Edit Devices & Activities > DEVICES.
3. Select the ADD DEVICE button at the bottom of the screen, followed by ENTERTAINMENT DEVICE.
4. Enter the manufacturer and model number for your device, then select ADD.

How do I connect my Harmony Hub to my network?

Launch the Harmony app and select Set Up New Hub at the bottom of the screen. Ensure your hub is plugged in and powered up, press the Pair/Reset button on the back of your hub. Follow the on-screen prompts to finish connecting to your new Wi‑Fi network.

Can not connect to Harmony Hub?

If Harmony Hub isn’t discovering or connecting to your Wi‑Fi network, try the following: Ensure your Wi-Fi password doesn’t contain an emoji — they are not supported by Harmony. Unplug the hub from the power adapter, wait 10 seconds and then plug it back in. The Hub will take 30 seconds to power on.

How do I reset my Harmony Hub WiFi?

Harmony Hub Unplug your hub and then hold the Pair/Reset button on the back while plugging it back in. The light on the front of the hub will flicker red for approximately 30 seconds as the hub restores itself to factory defaults.

Can Harmony Hub Control WiFi devices?

The Harmony Hub is the starting point for all of Logitech’s high-end Harmony systems. In simple terms, it is a Discman-sized device that bridges your home’s Wi-Fi and your entertainment center, courtesy of a built-in IR blaster. But beyond that, it also controls other Wi-Fi and Bluetooth devices.

Is Harmony Hub still supported?

According to the post that announced the end of Harmony hardware, Logitech is still committed to support. “There should be no impact with existing Harmony customers, we plan to continue to offer service and support,” says the Logitech representative, though they use a forum handle.

Can I have 2 Harmony hubs?

Yes, you can have two different hubs setup in the same house with different sets of configurations. As long as you do not interchange the remotes and try to control, you should do just fine. 2 of 4 found this helpful.