I have an older Logitech Harmony remote (not sure which model offhand) and I programmed it using the Logitech software on my PC. Since this is a different model is there an easy way to "transfer" my programming from my old remote to the new? null

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TroyT · Accepted Answer

One of the first questions the software asks is if you have an older Logitech unit to use as a prototype. So, yes.

That1foofrumlb · Answer

I think you can. I noticed the menu on the computer asked me if I had an existing setup before I was able to program my device and if I would like to transfer.

webailey · Answer

Just answer new remote to your left and it will automatically be able to transfer everything

fubar42 · Answer

Yes. The Logitech software makes this very easy. I have a Harmony One, and just bought a 665. The Logitech software had a way that I just add the 665 as a second device. All the devices the One controlled were still defined, and could be assigned to the 665. Logitech keeps all this info in the cloud, but I was amazed that the info for the One was still there after maybe 4 years, and I could just add the new remote. Of course you can delete the old remote. Hope you've figured this out by now.

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Answered by fubar42 7 years ago

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Rick · Answer

Logitech does provide a way to copy the programming to a new remote. I had a 600 that the kids broke got this one and was able to copy.

CommunityAnswer · Answer

No, there no easy way to transfer your old program to this new remote.

“I have an older Logitech Harmony remote (not sure which model offhand) and I programmed it using the Logitech software on my PC. Since this is a different model is there an easy way to "transfer" my programming from my old remote to the new?”

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