Assuming you are talking about the X1 there are two ways to achieve what you want. Add a step in the Activity (immediately after the projector Device Off Sequence) this will only affect that Activity or add it to the Devise Off Sequence itself (as yes you can add steps to the Off sequence) and it will affect every Activity.

Yes but it stops the ability to have 2 quick presses one after the other which is used, for example, on the AppleTV to enter a shutdown screen (2 quick presses of Home) and once in there to shutdown apps (2 quick presses of Up). Forcing a 0.5 step in-between now means you can’t do this and it no longer replaces the AppleTV remote.

Now fixed, thanks.

To add some information. If I use the app when connected to my X1 and Add Device, find say Denon X4800 and test the buttons before downloading they all work. If I do the same connected to my X2 only one or two of the same buttons work. This is the same for most of the Denon equipment.

Tried that model and although most keys work the HDMI Inputs (and others) do not, I have tried many other Philips models also with no success, please add as a separate model with the correct codes for all buttons.

No, it's learn function is restricted to IR and RF.

Looks like your only option is to unpair the remote from the Telus and then teach the X1S the IR codes.

Back in 2022 when this thread started you could not remove Devises from an Activity but now you can and even back then you could remove steps. To remove a Devise from an Activity select Activities, Edit, then the Activity, now press its name, a list of the Devises in it will appear and can be removed.

Can’t see it on Amazon but its $330 to pre-order from Sofabaton in the US (and was only $280 the other day, so demand must be high) hopefully it’ll be around £300 when its available in the UK.

If you add the power buttons to Favourites when something goes wrong use them to correct it, is a way round not having a Help button. I’m sure when I first had my X1 it had this feature but got removed at some point.