I also like that for many devices, setup is often as easy as entering the brand and model number into your computer and having it populate itself with the appropriate commands

With this set up, you do have to input the model number of your device

Some were really straight forward, others were written for faires and you could not discern the model number that is like

You can search for devices to control by their exact brand and model number instead of trying 20 codes that might or might not work.

Also, make sure you have the brands and exact model number of the items you want the remote to control

Using free software that you can download from Logitech, it is as simple as keying in a manufacturer name, such as 'Sony' and the model number of your equipment

In fact, the software looked in its database when I entered an incorrect model number, and offered corrections

Add devices to the room's hub by entering the Manufacturer and the Model number for each devicea

Honestly, I guessed on the Panasonic model number and it worked right the first time

Software downloaded perfectly to a MAC and then you have to select the devices you want to control, you search for them with a model number and it found every device perfectly

Now the remote control doesn't work at all, just a screen with the model number on it and all the buttons are dead

I specifically had to go onto Amazon and get my model number for a few things because I

I also like that for many devices, setup is often as easy as entering the brand and model number into your computer and having it populate itself with the appropriate commands

It wants the brand name and model number of each component