![]() Why place restrictions to advanced users? Programming is entirely on the PC so small corrections while you're testing the setup isn't possbile within in the remote. I realize the restrictions work for most people but if you want to break the rule, there doesn't seem to be a means to do so. If you want the on/Off button to be avail within the activity then the dang activity wants to turn on the device when the activity starts. You have to switch to device mode and really drill down to look for the turn off button. Watching TV via AV receiver and notice somehow the Network Media Streamer is left on and want to turn it off. This product can certainly be Excellent but it's almost like they are the only provider of such a product and may be too comfortable and not really trying to knock it out of the park. You'd figure something as popular as this should be already spearheaded by their support team but they really seem to let the user community figure it out themselves. Apple TV doesn't have an off button so it's not easy. if you have Apple TV and trying to set it up to turn off when not in use. ![]() The database isn't perfect as you still get some devices that switch channels twice or volume twice when you only click once so tweaks are necessary (Adjust blaster strength) Database list of devices also can use a serious upgrade. Their means to program things based on activity is really something that could be improved. Display is okay, responsive, and rugged enough to survive many falls from the bed, couch, etc. You will spend less time programming because the hard button assignments make more universal sense then programming the soft buttons. 1100 without RF is a pain because you need to keep the unit pointed to devices while pressing the soft buttons. It's a real pain espeically when trying to iron out the programming. 1100 RF module has to be plugged in to USB on computer to re-program. The RF is slightly more responsive and does not have to plug in to the computer to program it. ![]() The 1100 RF is really an old wireless mouse dongle design. Cosmetically RF unit is more appealing than a 1100 with an RF add on. ![]()
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