A:AnswerThis device is infrared only, and hence the signal will not travel through walls like a blue tooth signal. Again, infrared DOES NOT pass through walls. If you hooked up an infrared repeater, then it could control the devices in the adjacent room, but even the repeaters I have bought before are hit and miss depending on where you place the repeater in the adjacent room to ensure the signal reaches all of the devices. The infrared repeater is two devices and acts like a radio. In one room it picks up the signal, converts it to a signal that can pass through walls, and the other repeater in the other room then coverts it back into an infrared signal. But you have to make sure that both devices are easily visible and not blocked and are facing the appropriate direction. Try searching for the "X10 Powermid PM5900 Remote Control Extender Kit" as a possible solution in Amazon.
A:AnswerCheck the harmony website and enter the model number of your gear. If not there, the remote can learn the codes from your original remote to control any IR device.
A:AnswerThis will control a Roku BOX but will not control a Roku STICK. This remote control uses standard infrared, which all Roku boxes will detect. The Roku stick does not use infrared. I use a similar Logitech 650 with my Roku 3.
A:AnswerLogitech Harmony Ultimate. It's worth the money, I have it in my home theater and it intigrates with home automation. I can push one button and everything turns on and the lights turn off.
A:AnswerYes, this will work with a 2nd gen Apple TV. I'm using is with a 3rd gen Apple TV, and the remote commands are the same. You can look it up in the Logitech online database, or you can just use the learning feature to program the buttons manually if you're having trouble finding the right device online.
A:AnswerThere isn't a dedicated CC button.
I did some searching on Harmony's website and there's no mention of setting a dedicated CC or "closed caption".
What I did find for DirecTV (for example) I can click Guide, Ok, then arrow over to CC on the DirectTVs menu.
The MyHarmony app does not have a ClosedCaption option for my Sharp TV by default. It does say I can teach it commands from my old remote. However, our puppy used the original remote as a chew toy, so I can't try it to say if that works or not.
A:AnswerYes, via the network or Bluetooth. I remember seeing those options when programming mine. It looks thru your home network automatically for devices you have on your network. For me is was my TV and Roku. It is pretty amazing how well it works.