Harmony Remotes

[finasarah]

Has anyone been able to figure out how to set up the Harmony One, so that it operates the Bose Lifestyle 38?

I have already confirmed that the Remote Control is currently set to IR on the Bose setup.  Then I pointed the Bose remote at the bottom of the Harmony One and clicked on "learn" in the Logitech Software, toggled  the power button on the Harmony One - nothing.  I even tried placing the Harmony One in front of the IR sensor on the actual Bose device - still nothing. 

I called Bose and they cannot help.  We even sent the Bose in for repair, as we were told by Logitech that it was a problem w/ Bose that the IR was not working.   I cannot call Logitech, as our 90 day support from Logitech has now expired.

Someone suggested setting up the device as an AV38, rather than the Lifestyle 38.  I tried this & still nothing....

Has anyone successfully set up their Harmony One to work w/ their Lifestyle 38, and know what I need to do that I haven't already tried?

Thx!

[EMILY2006]

I have a lifestyle 28 and it works fine with my harmony 1100.  As a long shot you may also want to try that.

[finasarah]

Not sure what your suggestion is...what exactly am I trying?

I am not going to switch out the Bose or buy a new Harmony remote.  Already paid $250 for the Harmony One remote.  Any ideas on how to get the Harmony One to recognize and learn the signal from the Bose?

Thx.

[EMILY2006]

My suggestion is thst if you cannot get the bose38 to respond to the Harmony one, it may be a database issues within the logitech enviuronment.  My lifestyle 28 work fine with my harmony remote.  I believe the basic settings are the same  between the 38 and 28  if you try to program it and it works then it is a logitech issue.  Just a thought

[rhachey]

You have to change your Bose 38 to be controlled by IR, as the default setup for the Bose to be controlled by RF