A simple PCF which focuses only on the buttons I use all the time. I kept it this way for my bride. I'm real pleased with how it all works... simple, simple, simple! I borrowed these mostly from CCF files on Remote Central, so I don't get all the shades of gray from the TSU3000. Hope you find it helpful. Let me know!

This is my first attempt at this. The system is very easy to navigate through. It is almost complete. I have borrowed all of the buttons from others but created my own layout that seems to work really well. The good thing about it is my wife understands it and can now watch the TV when I am not at home.

Unique design approach that attempts to include frequently used buttons on all panels and to minimize movement between panels. Other unique features include efficient navigation of 100 plus channel and music choice logos; extensive use of extended IR codes for Yamaha RX-V3300 including volume and home banks; Have also created interesting remote IR xmit animation.

Complete PCF file for the Philips TSU7000 utilizing both hard and soft buttons. This is my second attempt to create a easy to useful layout utilizing some of the grahpics from other PCF files. Enjoy!

A RU950 system setup including a variation of others ideas and some new ideas of my own. Included is a CD album.

Presenting the ProntoPro edition of my complete system setup file, now in gorgeous polished wood and tortoise shell! With sleeker curvres and more distinctly grouped buttons, finding your way is even more natual than before. In each new release I've put a ton of attention into making it easier to use and harder to goof up. Even people with big fingers should find the clearely labeled, large, yet spaciously arranged buttons to their liking. Quickly change source, navigate to any device, or rotate through a device's pages using the title bar, which includes a convenient pop-up menu. Toss in task-based macros (with progress bars for the longer ones) and you have an efficient system that's a real no brainer to use. Includes all the raw images and Photoshop source files if you want to create your own buttons and panels. Comprehensive documentation can be found at [Link: ratsnest.com].

First of all, a big thank you to Mike Ventimiglia's and his 'Envision' which was the inspiration for my first Pronto NG setup. I however had to start from scratch for backgrounds and menu buttons so I could customise everything for my equipment (Sky+ etc). In keeping with a simple layout I don't think I need to explain how this setup works, if I needed to do that the remote would be too hard to operate I feel. Plus I think you'll enjoy exploring the menus yourselves. I have designed everything so you can never really get 'lost'. Some of the features though, include: 1) Colour coded backgrounds for each area so you know where you are at a glance. 2) All devices can be fully operated from one screen. 3) Over 20 custom made 'menu' buttons each with a pressed and released state. 4) Very clear and intuative layout making it easy for anyone to operate and reduce the chance of getting lost. 5) A nice little animation of sorts as the system is turned on and off. There are a couple of things I have not finished yet. If anyone would like a photoshop psd file of the master menu button or background so you can quickly make your own changes to suit your equipment (replace pictures of my amp/plasma etc with ones of your own) then please feel free to email me.

Nothing special about this, had to set it up for my dad, so depressingly simple layout.

System PCF with separate component-control and user-mode page groups. Includes ON and OFF macro buttons and detailed help pages with startup buttons in sequence. Complete controls for all items, VERY extensive controls for Denon 2105 and Sony 985! Created using Daniel's icons, Paul Friedlander's IR Code Generator (for the Denon stuff), and forum help - thanks, all! NOTE: All components except the PTV are RF-enabled, and nearly all component-page buttons include short delays to help avoid RFX-6000 lockups. IR-only users will want to modify these items.

The main reason for uploading this configuration is show one way of working around lack of discrete on/off codes for devices. I wanted a shut down all button but with the normal power on/off toggle this didn't work too well. A device that was off during shut down would power up. This is a configuration that will accomplish the task, albeit not as cleanly as one would like.