Harmony Hub will blast IR signals to your television, AV Receiver, set top box/satellite receiver and other home entertainment devices. When setting up Harmony Smart Keyboard, Harmony App will guide you through testing basic AV control of each device. This will typically use IR commands, except for a few devices like Mac & Windows computers, PlayStation and Xbox game consoles and Roku. When creating your Activities, you may have the option to associate text entry functionality to one of the devices within each Activity.

This will usually require an additional pairing step where you tell Harmony Smart Keyboard how to send these extra commands to the chosen device. Connecting using the USB receiver Xbox360, Xbox One, PS3 and PS4 game consoles as well as Mac and Windows computers support text entry over USB. Some models of Smart TVs may also support USB for text entry. For these devices, you will be guided through connecting one of the included USB receivers. It is important that you only plug the USB receiver into the device when prompted by Harmony App.

Harmony Hub will detect when the IR receiver is plugged into the device and will associate that receiver to that device. • Tip PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 are unique in that they uses Bluetooth for basic control and USB for text entry, requiring two separate pairings with Harmony Smart Keyboard.

• Tip If you have more than 2 devices for which you want to use USB for text entry, it is possible to assign one of the USB receivers to more than one device. In this scenario, you will have to manually move the IR receiver between your devices depending on which Activity you're in at the time.

I'm using a similar bluetooth dongle, from the same brand (Orico BTA-403) and Windows 10.In my case I had to do this: 1. Turn on Bluetooth Windows Services. Open windows services (run services.msc or search for 'services' on windows search).

Connecting using Wi‑Fi Harmony Smart Keyboard controls Roku devices exclusively over Wi‑Fi. For this scenario, your Roku and Harmony Hub must be on the same Wi‑Fi network. When you add the Roku device to your account, Harmony Hub will immediately scan for Roku devices on your Wi‑Fi network. If you have only one Roku device and you enter the exact model number, Harmony Hub will immediately pair with it. If you have multiple Roku devices and/or you entered an inexact model number, Harmony App will ask you to confirm the pairing. An added benefit of using Wi‑Fi to connect with your Roku is that all of your Roku channels will appear as Favorites in Harmony App whenever you enter that Activity. Switching between text entry methods (USB and Bluetooth) If required, you may change the way text entry is sent for the connected device, for example, from Bluetooth to USB receiver, provided the device supports both methods.

• Select Menu > Settings > Edit devices and activities > Enable Text Entry. • Select Activity > Edit Keyboard Connectivity. • On the Keyboard connectivity screen press Next.

• Click Change to be able to switch keyboard connectivity on your device. • Selecting Bluetooth you instruct you through the pairing process. • Selecting USB Receiver will prompt you to select receiver 1 or 2.

Usb elicenser emulator. I stumbled across a six pin header on my motherboard designed for an internal Bluetooth module that uses USB protocols to communicate, and ended up making the actual cable that allowed me to place the dongle inside the laptop. The dongle is Now.Windows 10 has some neat new features for integrated Bluetooth modules, like from the action center, and special connection menus for audio devices. Despite the fact that I'm using the specified Bluetooth module port, Windows 10 doesn't recognize it as a Bluetooth radio, just as another USB device, and I'm stuck with the installed drivers' annoying menus, and a hole in my action center. I'm using a similar bluetooth dongle, from the same brand ( Orico BTA-403) and Windows 10. In my case I had to do this: 1.