All commands from the original remote control, plus discrete power and input codes.

Commands for this device are available as part of a system layout file.

A complete layout for this device with separate IR code page. No discrete power codes exist.

Commands for this device are available as part of a system layout file.

All commands from the original remote. No discrete power codes exist.

All commands from the original remote control. No discrete power codes exist. Includes a workaround for an issue where the unit will respond to *any* NEC-formatted code, causing it to repeat the action of the last "valid" command sent.

Commands for this device are available as part of a system layout file.

A complete layout for this device with separate IR code page. No discrete power codes exist. Includes a workaround for an issue where the unit will respond to *any* NEC-formatted code, causing it to repeat the action of the last "valid" command sent.

Commands for this device are available as part of a system layout file.

v0.3 Tired of being unable to load PCF files not created by your remote’s particular software without first manually editing the comment section? PCF Switcher to the rescue! In the tradition of Pronto.ini Wizard and CCF Picker, this utility is designed to make transporting PCF files between the Philips ProntoEdit NG and Marantz Wizz.it packages easier, by automatically editing any PCF’s comment section with the correct version number for your software. In addition, PCF Switcher will also make a minor change to the XML code (if necessary) so that objects display correctly in Marantz Wizz.it.

A complete layout for this device with separate IR code page. Includes partial discrete power and input codes, plus macro workarounds for the rest.

Commands for this device are available as part of a system layout file.

A full layout with codes on a separate alias page. Includes what discrete power and input codes exist, plus macro workarounds for the rest.

Commands for this device are available as part of a system layout file.

All commands from the original remote control, plus a few new ones: semi-discrete inputs and discrete power off. No other discretes are available. As the MX-700 does not properly learn toggle-bit codes, I have used as many database codes (which do work properly) as possible.

Every function from the original remote, plus discrete power off ("on" doesn't exist) and semi-discrete input codes.

Commands for this device are available as part of a system layout file.