England Football TV Remote

Pre-programmed infra-red remote control system
Replaces all brands of TV, VCR, Satellite & DVD remote control
Durable and padded
Effective IR range: 7.6m
Requires 2xAA Alkaline batteries (not included)

Weight: 376g 

Logitech Harmony 1100 Advanced Universal Remote powerful home-entertainment control through a customizable, 3.5-inch full-color touch screen.

The Harmony remote makes it easy for any family member to use the home-entertainment system without help and start any activity with just one touch of a button. NO more navigating a variety of entertainment components with multiple remotes and/or a complicated sequence of commands, which often require a set of written instructions.

The Harmony 1100 is a powerful, customizable remote with a stunning brushed metal and piano-black finish. Harmony 1100 a brilliant addition to your living room.

Simplify your home entertainment

One touch to your entertainment: No more complicated lists of what to turn on or which button to select. Everyone can select what he or she wants to do. Just press the "Watch a DVD" button and the Harmony 1100 powers on your TV, DVD player, and stereo receiver, sets all your inputs, and even starts your movie.

Personalize your touch screen. The way you want it.

A brilliant, 3.5-inch, full-color touch screen lets you access the most-used buttons with one hand or two, and its backlit so you can see your icons and commands even in the dark. Customizable icons and controls let you choose the commands you want to see, when you want to see them.

You can even choose the icons you want to use for each command.

Enjoy guided, online setup

Simply connect the Harmony 1100 to your computer and the online software will guide you through the entire setup. Live Harmony customer support is available too.

Control virtually any device

Be confident you can control whatever entertainment devices you have today or buy tomorrow. The Harmony 1100 works with more than 225,000 devices from 5,000+ brands and the list grows every day.

Control your devices even when theyre out of sight When used with the Harmony RF Extender (sold separately), the Harmony 1100 helps you control devices that you keep behind closed doors, even those you cant see.

Overview

Simple to set up. Easy enough for anyone to use. Better control of whats attached to your TV.

The support you need
With support for 5000+ brands, you can be confident your Harmony remote will control the devices you have.

The control you crave
Jump to your favourite channels or switch screen sizes or access video on demand content with one click.

Setup thats a snap
Connect your remote to your computer. Tell us about your devices. We take care of the hard stuff.

Features

Simple to set up. Easy enough for anyone to use. Better control of whats attached to your TV. Support for over 5000 brands of devices. This might be the last remote you ever need.

Supports 5000+ brands
With support for 5000+ brands, you can be confident your Harmony remote will control the devices you have.

Watch TV button
Turn on your TV and cable/satellite box with just one button press.

Programmable buttons
Jump right to your favourite channels or perform functions like switching screen sizes or accessing video on demand content with a single click.

Frustration-free volume
The volume controls can stay assigned to whichever of your devices you prefer.

DVR controls
You have the commands you need for recorded TV.

Replaces four remotes
Its easy to say good-bye to that jumble of remotes on the coffee table.

Easy, online setup
You connect your remote to your computer and tell us what equipment you have. Then sit back and let our online software walk you through the setup process.

Constantly updated device database
Your remote wont become obsolete when manufacturers release new products or when you buy a new TV or add a Blu-ray player to your setup.

Online support
If you have any questions, Harmony customer support is ready to help.

Full Specifications

System Requirements

Windows-based PC

• Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7
• USB port
• Internet access

Intel-based Mac

• Mac OS X 10.4.8 or later
• USB port
• Internet access

Warranty Information

• 2-year limited hardware warranty
• Package Contents
• Remote control
• USB cable
• 2 AA batteries
• User documentation

Part Number

• PN 915-000153

Harmony One Advanced Universal Remote

Overview

Simplify your home entertainment.

Exceptionally user-friendly design.

Sophisticated setup help, long-term solution.

New Apple Remote If you connect your iPod to a home stereo, powered speakers, or TV set, the Apple Remote lets you experience your songs, slideshows, and more from across the room.

Plug your iPod into the Universal Dock and choose a playlist, slideshow, or video. Then sit back, relax, and enjoy.

Ready to move on to the next song? No need to get up. Just press the Next button on the Apple Remote.

Getting a call on your iPhone? Press Pause, then pick up where you left off.

The Apple Remote requires the iPod Universal Dock and any iPod with a dock connector or any iPhone. The Apple Remote gives you total command of your music, photos, videos, and DVDs from anywhere in the room.

It works with Front Row - a menu-based, full-screen interface - to make accessing the digital content on your Mac as simple as navigating your iPod. When you press the Menu button, your desktop fades and the sleek Front Row interface takes its place to give you control over your music in iTunes, your photos in iPhoto, the videos in your Movies folder, and your DVDs. Turn up the volume.

Shuffle. Skip to the next chapter on your DVD. Play a slideshow, a home movie you made in iMovie, even a movie trailer.

Compatible with Apple products introduced in 2005 or later that have a built-in infrared (IR) receiver.

RedEye mini: take control on the road
 
RedEye mini offers much of the power of RedEye in a convenient travel size. Use RedEye mini with your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad at home or work, with friends and family, or while traveling for business or pleasure to control your TV, stereo, cable box, DVD player, and many other devices that receive standard (infrared) signals.

Plug RedEye mini into your headphone jack, open the RedEye application and you are ready to go no batteries required. And because RedEye mini comes backed by our online infrared code database, you can control devices even if you dont have the original remote at hand.

Powerful.
Take advantage of activity-based control, customizable button layouts, multi-touch and motion gestures on your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad to interact with your gear from up to 30 feet away.

Portable.
Complete with its own carrying case, RedEye mini is made for home or travel. No batteries required RedEye mini plugs into your phones headphone jack, leaving the charging connector open.

Affordable.
Get the advanced features at a fraction of the price of other advanced remotes. Bundled with an interactive channel guide (coming soon via software update) and extensive IR code database at no additional cost.

Overview

By itself, your iPhone does not have the ability to send out the infrared signals used to control most home theater equipment. RedEye mini fills that gap. It runs off of the power your phone delivers through the headphone jack, so RedEye mini is completely portable, requires no batteries, and never needs recharging. Download the RedEye iPhone application, plug in your RedEye mini, and you are ready to go.

RedEye mini works with the 2nd or 3rd generation iPod touch, iPhone 3G/3GS, iPhone 4, and iPad.

How does it work?

How Does It Work?
Please excuse us for a minute while we geek out a bit about RedEye mini.

More Than Just Audio Files and an LED
From the time that we announced the RedEye mini there has been a lot of speculation as to how it works, with the most popular assumption being that we stuck an infrared LED or two on the end of a headphone jack and play audio files to make the LED flash. While it is possible to fashion a remote control of sorts in this manner, there are some fundamental limits to this approach:

Audio files can approximate infrared control signals well enough to control many but not all common home theater devices.
Transmission range using only the power of the headphone jack in this manner is relatively short.
In other words, while it is possible to create a rudimentary infrared adapter using just a headphone jack, a couple of LEDs, and some software, the results are less than satisfying and far from universal. In order to make the RedEye mini a viable commercial product, we had to come up with an alternative approach to overcoming these issues.

A Tiny Modem
 
The first thing we tackled was the problem of faithfully reproducing infrared signals to control most any home theater device on the market. With very few exceptions, infrared remote controls use carrier frequencies between 20kHz and 60kHz, with the majority operating at around 38kHz. By contrast, audio playback through the headphone jack of a modern MP3 player tops out at around 20kHz. Although that may seem good enough, the Nyquist theorem states that in order to faithfully capture and reproduce a signal we need to operate at more than twice the frequency or 40kHz to 120kHz. Since these frequencies are beyond the capability of the headphone jack, we needed to find another solution.

In order to reproduce these higher frequencies, we put a microprocessor into the RedEye mini. The minis microprocessor has no problems keeping up with normal infrared control frequencies, but the question was how to tell the microprocessor what signals to send. To accomplish this we turned the headphone jack into a small modem. We can send signals up to the minis processor through the left and right channels, and the processor can respond over the microphone line. Thankfully iOS gives us fine-grained control over audio playback and recording so we didnt have to worry about keeping up on that side.

Power Harvesting
 
Quick: what do hybrid cars, tidal power turbines, and RedEye mini have in common? The answer is that all three use a technique called power harvesting to capture and store energy. Hybrid cars harvest power from braking, tidal power turbines harvest power from the tides, and RedEye mini harvests power from the communication signals sent over the headphone jack modem. We use some of this power to run the microprocessor, but most of it is stored in a pair of rather large capacitors that act like small batteries to give RedEye mini that extra kick when transmitting an infrared signal. By tuning the frequency at which the modem operates, the size of the capacitors, and the way we pulse the LED, we were able to give RedEye mini a substantial range boost over what we could get from the headphone jack alone.

What does all this mean for you? Simply that a lot of engineering went into RedEye mini so that you can get the most out of it.

Software

RedEye is much more than a simple infrared adapter for your phone, and software plays a key role. At ThinkFlood we develop our software in-house and strive to provide regular updates and improvements. Here are some of the things that we feel set our software apart from the crowd:

Activity-based approach
We believe your home theater should be organized around what you do, not what hardware manufacturers produce. One touch to play a movie, touch again to watch TV no more trying to remember which audio and video inputs you need.

Smart actions
Many other remotes have macro capability (the option to have one button send two or more signals). RedEye goes beyond macros with smart actions that actually keep track of things like whether a device is on or off. Smart actions are particularly useful when switching activities when you transition from watching TV to playing a DVD, RedEye is smart enough to leave the TV on.

Customizable button layouts
RedEye gives you a unique button layout for each activity you create, so the remote you use when listening to music is different from the one you use when watching TV. You can customize everything from button placement to size. We even have hundreds of channel logos built right into the application.

Activity templates
Customizable button layouts for each activity are great, but creating them from scratch can be a lot of work. When you create a new activity, RedEye starts you off with a well-designed template. And by template we dont mean a single, standard set of buttons. Instead, RedEye uses information like the activity type (Watch TV or Listen to Music?) and the devices you include in the activity (do you route your sound through an A/V receiver or your TV speakers?) to determine what buttons to include and how they should function.

Macro and toggle buttons
In addition to the usual tap or tap-and-hold functionality you expect, it is easy to make RedEye activity buttons perform more advanced functions. Macro buttons can send out multiple commands for example, a smart mute button that turns on closed captioning when turning off the volume. Toggle buttons can switch between different functions each time you press them, like the classic play/pause button on a CD or MP3 player.

Shortcut gestures
Touchscreens are great because they provide the ultimate flexibility custom layouts for each activity being one example. However, they can make it harder to tap the right button when you are channel surfing or otherwise need to be looking elsewhere. RedEye uses the full functionality of the iPhone multitouch and the accelerometer to overcome this limitation. Choose from any of five motion gestures or eighteen multi-touch gestures for any button in your activity layout.

Customizable delays
When executing a series of actions for example during the launch of an activity it is important to be able to fine-tune the delay between commands. RedEye allows you to insert delays of up to 20 seconds in 0.05 second increments.

Quick launch
You want to be able to pick up your remote control and use it right away. If your remote is an app on your phone, then it has to launch fast and put you in the drivers seat immediately. RedEye is optimized to launch quickly and to bring you right to the activity in progress. And now if you are using iOS 4 on a device that supports multi-tasking its even faster than before.

Online infrared code database
Sure, RedEye can learn commands from your existing remote controls, but who wants to do that? Our software is backed by an online database of more than 45,000 infrared codes covering over 1,200 device manufacturers, so theres a good chance we have what you need. And because the database is stored on a web server rather than on your phone or the RedEye hardware, you get updates to the database as soon as they are available no need to wait for the next software release.

Integrated channel guide (coming soon)
Version 1.3.0 of the RedEye software will include an television channel guide covering cable, satellite, and over-the-air broadcasts in the United States and Canada. With the channel guide you no longer need to take up the space on your main screen while you decide what to watch next. It is also easy to filter the list based on your favorite channels so that you dont have to scroll through dozens of screens just to find what you want.

Toolbar hiding
The iPhone screen is pretty big, but sometimes you want to get everything out of the way and focus on your remote control. RedEye gives you a few different options to remove clutter and take control.

Disabling the sleep timer
The iPhones built in sleep-timer helps you conserve battery, and so you want to leave it on in most cases. However, when you are sitting down within arms reach of a charging cradle, you might prefer to keep the phone awake. A simple setting in the RedEye app allows you to disable the sleep timer while the application is running without disabling it for all applications.

Multitasking
Beginning with version 1.2.0, RedEye fully supports iOS 4 multitasking, which means that you can get back to controlling your activities even faster than before.

Retina display support
RedEye now provides high resolution button images so that everything looks crisp and clear on your new iPhone 4.

Full Specifications

Includes

RedEye mini universal remote adapter
Carrying case with keychain

Capabilities

Remotely control equipment up to 30 feet away
Integrated infrared learning sensor
Storage capacity limited only by the amount of memory available on your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad

Requirements

iPod touch (2nd or 3rd generation), iPhone 3G/3GS, iPhone 4, or iPad running iOS 3.0 or later
RedEye software application (available as a free download from iTunes)

Supports

Virtually all home entertainment devices with infrared capabilities. (Infrared transmission and learning between 20kHz and 60kHz.)

Device Compatibility

iPod touch (2nd and 3rd generations)
iPhone 3G/3GS
iPhone 4
iPad

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Key features

• Compact wireless presenter with convenient storable USB receiver and laser pointer to control your presentations in a professional way
• 3 Buttons to control your slide show: Start/end slideshow, slide forward/back and black screen
• Reliable 2.4 GHz wireless operation for smooth and immediate response and range of up to 10 meters
• Driverless technology: no need to install a driver, just plug & go
• Power saving technology for extra long battery life; including battery status indicator and power on/off button

Package contents

• Wireless presenter
• USB receiver
• CR2032 Lithium Battery
• User's guide

Full Specifications

System requirements

• Windows 7, Vista or XP
• USB port
  

Unity's Main Screen

The Unity main screen shows the various Actions you have setup. Press an Action (eg Watch Movie) to access the unified remote and launch a series of automated steps such as switching on all devices and setting the TV to a specific channel.

Unity Actions (detail screen)

This 'behind the scenes' screen shows what you have programmed the Watch Movie action to do. In this example, by simply pressing Watch Movie on the main screen, three devices will automatically power on. You can add more steps like 'Go to channel 102' or 'Press play'. The combinations are virtually infinite.

The Unified Remote Screen

Once you have selected an Action, the unified remote screen brings control over several devices into one screen. In this example, you can control the volume of your TV while you press play on your Bluray player. All icons can be selected and rearranged to your preference.

Setup Gestures

You don't necessarily want to be looking at your iPhone screen every time you want to change the volume, do you? Well, UnityRemote lets you, for example, change volume and channels by simply sliding your finger up and down or left and right on the screen. As with most functions of UnityRemote, you are in the driving seat and can define what you want the app to do. The Setup Gestures screen lets you pick the device and what command should be sent for each gesture.

Unity Database

UnityRemote includes a wide database of devices. Simply pick the manufacturer in the list, then the type of device (TV, DVD player, DMA player, etc.) and let the software help you find the right code. In the rare case that your device is not in the database, UnityRemote lets you 'teach' it new devices, by inputting the data yourself.