A complete ProntoNG setup with the following components.

I call it H2O because of the backgrounds I found from doing a Google search. The buttons were all acquired from this site, or are included in the software. After looking at everyone else's .pcf's and getting some GREAT ideas I decided to do this and try to keep it simple.

This is just a plain vanilla TSU3000 PCF. It uses stock graphics and the stock navigation system.

Activity based PCF with welcome screen, jumps to any activity from the current activity as well as jumps to full remotes for system setup etc. Complete help system to get the theater back in sync if a macro or other command leaves the system in a unknown state. The wife and guests love this - no more fiddling around just answer yes or no to the questions posed and the system corrects itself. Thanks to Archer and Daniel for most of the icons.

This PCF is an activity-based system, which can help those challenged by complex home theaters to work their way through changing devices, etc. It asks for user for input on "what do you want to watch" and "what is on now", to make the necessary decisions to turn on the correct devices and change inputs. Utilizes all of the hard buttons available on the new TSU-3000, particularly the joystick.

This is John Corkery's design; I just modified buttons and layout to suit my system. He did all the real work and I take no credit.

A PCF for the TSU3000. Simple and makes use of bitmaps and approaches from others (thanks to David Shaw!).

This is a 3000 file which uses lots of linking and discrete codes. I made this file to use while I build new buttons and wait for software updates to be able to do what this remote is capable of. Thanks to all for the buttons and icons I have used.

I received my new TSU3000 about 2 weeks before Philips even released it. I started programing and this is what I've came up with so far!