[DJ Milk]

Originally Posted by Great68

Harmony 200 will not work from another room.

Only the Harmony 900 can do RF.

The Harmony 900 can do RF but it doesn't directly control the Bell receiver with RF. The remote sends RF signal to an extender which converts the signal to IR. So I don't think the 900 can even control the RF side of the Bell dual tuner receiver.

I just found this on the Logitech website
http://blog.logitech.com/2010/04/06/...ol-rf-devices/

Will Harmony remotes control my RF (Radio Frequency) device? We get lots of emails from customers asking this question. Customers want to know if Harmony can control devices like their RF ceiling fan or RF fireplace. Well, the answer is no. All Harmony models, including the new Harmony 300, can only control IR (infrared) devices. Harmony remotes cannot control RF devices.

This may seem contrary to what you may have read about some Harmony models including the Harmony 900 and 1100 remotes, using RF (when used with the RF Wireless Extender). So if Harmony can’t control RF devices, how does the Harmony Remote use RF?

The Harmony 900, 890, 1000 and 1100 use RF technology, but none of them use RF to directly control the device. They all use a combination of IR and RF. Here’s how it works:

You press Watch TV on your Harmony remote to start watching the news
The RF signals are sent from your Harmony Remote to the RF Wireless Extender or Harmony RF System which can be located inside your cabinet
The Harmony RF Wireless Extender or Harmony RF System then converts the RF signals into IR commands which are relayed to the devices
The IR commands reach your devices
RF allows you to control devices that are hidden inside closed cabinets — so you can get the clean and minimalist look that is so popular with home entertainment setups today.