Ah, you're trying to do Pronto HEX codes. Yes, I'll be the first to admit
that the Congruity documentation isn't great.
I believe there was a patch for doing Proto HEX codes with Concordance,
but it never got merged into the mainline Concordance.
I do believe that Congruity can do them but I've never used that
functionality myself. I will try to work on testing Congruity on Windows
though and providing better instructions. Give me a few days though.
Scott
On Thu, 11 Feb 2021, Erik Stephens wrote:
Hello Scott,
I should explain my situation - I've been using the Logitech Harmony
720 for well over a decade with great service and reliability. I recently
purchased a new AV Receiver. The factory remote has an "Input" button. When
pressed, you use the navigation key Left or Right to scroll through the AV
Receivers inputs, then press the "Select" button to switch to that input.
The AV Receiver company provides the Pronto HEX codes for use in universal
remotes so that I can select the inputs directly in one step without the
three step process on the AV Receiver factory remote described above.
Currently with the Logitech Harmony software, I can not see a way to input
any HEX code so that I can tell it to use Pronto HEX code XXXX for HDMI1,
Pronto HEX code XXXX for HDMI 2, etc.
So I was trying to figure out how to do that. I'm no programmer, so
following the readme file instructions for even the GUI Congruity software
is a little bit of a struggle. If you have any pointers for me, it would be
greatly appreciated.
Erik Stephens
On Thu, Feb 11, 2021 at 9:47 AM Scott Talbert <s...@techie.net> wrote:
On Thu, 11 Feb 2021, Erik Stephens wrote:
> I have Logitech Harmony 720 connected to Windows 10 PC.
Firefox with Ignore
> X-Frame-Options Header addon launched to
> http://members.harmonyremote.com/EasyZapper/
> When I launch Concordance v1.4, I try to type a command in
the box, nothing
> shows up?
>
> Can you help me?
Hello Erik,
Concordance doesn't really have a user interface - you can't
type commands
into it. It's strictly a command-line application.
The way it's intended to be used: you use the Logitech website
and when
the website prompts you to download a file (such as
Connectivity.EZHex,
Update.EZHex, etc.), save that file. Then, open a command
prompt and
run "concordance.exe <path_to_file>". Concordance will then
communicate
with your remote and apply the update.
Congruity, a GUI application, can be used with Concordance to
make the
process a little easier. If you have Congruity installed, you
can just
open the downloaded files with Congruity and it will apply them
with
Concordance.
Note that Concordance is mainly intended for use on Linux where
there is
not official software from Logitech. On Windows it has not
been used as
much, although it should work.
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