After many years of use, I am finally sending in my system file. I worked on my functionality first and graphics second. I think my home page concept is girlfriend resilient.

New design! This system CCF contains duplicates of actual remotes as macro panels. A tab based GUI on the device side serves for day to day operation. Features volume control on the left/right buttons (so the volume keys can be used for tuning the satellite) and simulated discrete codes for the Faroudja line doubler. Updated with one-touch access macros for the most commonly used audio and video tests on the AVIA DVD which can be easily modified for any DVD player. Other notes included in the .txt file.

Complete system CCF file with a lot of components.

Updated and streamlined CCF file for my system. Contains new graphics and buttons for a task based CCF. Also contains my own SKY Digital logos, which are a little easier to see on the pronto screen than some of the others out there.

This is a complete system CCF file from the UK.

I've been working on this CCF for some time now, and although it's not fully complete I feel it is ready for posting on this board. I have used a number of other people's ideas to implement certain functions. I'm particularly pleased with my SkyDigital TV guide. All of the screens can be easily edited for individual customization.

This is an update to my previous submissions that includes a bunch of cool updates and a new DirecTV receiver. Thanks to other owners for ideas and graphics.

This system configuration controls all devices in a main room and bedroom setup. All ideas for the design and the graphics were borrowed from Remote Central. I wish to collectively thank all those whose ideas I used in this configuration. An intuitive user guide, accessed from the main home panel, is included in the configuration. With this configuration, I have replaced a total of 14 remote controls with the TSU2000.

A multi-room system with a central A/V cabinet. Screen Graphics are custom designed to use a 3x3 grid, so they're easy for "fat finger" button selection and only provided the needed options at any given time. Other features include a party mode, power on/off on the home page, labeled IR codes, long macros with informative beeps, plus all channel logos created to fit on the 3x3 grid. All equipment picked for suitable I.R. functionality. Graphics only use white, dark grey and black (no light grey) to enable less sensitive use of screen contrast.

German CCF with an easy mode for my wife. Second try with some changes neccessary, but it's all working.