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 Controlling your devices individually
In some cases, you may need to control a device individually. You can use the device feature of 
the Harmony 510 to control devices one-by-one. 
When you press the Device button, the Harmony 510 screen displays a list of your devices. 
Select the device you wish to control. After you select a device, the Harmony 510 controls only 
that device. You have access to all the commands for the device included in your Harmony One 
configuration.
Once you’ve finished, return to Activities for the optimal control of your entertainment system.
The Harmony 510 senses when you pick it up, and lights up the display and buttons. 
To set the length of time the backlight stays on, follow these steps:
From your Harmony Remote Software:
Select 
1. 
Remote Settings
.
Select 
2. 
Display Settings
.
Setting the backlight timing
Using the Teletext Buttons
When you press any of the Teletext buttons, the home page for Teletext will appear on 
the television (it may take a few seconds for the page to appear). The Teletext page will 
completely replace the television picture, but sound will still be available. Each Teletext 
page has a unique 3-digit page number; all pages can be accessed by entering the 3-digit 
page number using the numbered channel buttons on your Harmony remote.
While Teletext is the default setting for these buttons in the 
Watch TV Activity, you can customize these buttons to send 
different commands in other Activities. See Adding custom-
labeled buttons to an Activity.
Using the Glow Button
Press the Glow button to light up or turn off the display backlight. To determine the length 
of time the backlight stays on.
Note: Shaking or tilting the Harmony remote will not light up the display backlight. Users 
must press the Glow button to light up the display backlight. The remote will go into Deep 
Sleep
 mode when the remote detects no motion for two hours. The remote will begin 
motion sensing in Deep Sleep mode, and any motion or movement in front of the remote