Includes a custom lighting system which uses a PIC microcontroller.

A complete system from Sweden.

I have borrowed and changed some graphics and interfaces from others, but not sure now where everything comes from. Layout has consistent look throughout, easy to learn and use. Macro-based and direct controls for all components, all discrete where possible. Config setup to get around lack of discrete codes for Xelos TV.

My newly revised CCF, still a few rough edges, all constructive criticism gratefully received.

I set out to make a VERY SIMPLE interface which my wife would actually use... she loves it! Special features include a locking mechanism to disable all but the most necessary icons, and a password protected home screen.

My first upload. A Mr T. theme that is quite simple. I never wanted to be more than two jumps back from the device select screen. Borrowed all buttons from here.

A complete system setup with the following components.

This is my first attempt at programming my Pronto. Please give me feedback on what you think. I tried to get the PTV buttons to look just like they do on the remote. Another part that I had to think about was what buttons to put on what panel. I'm no where near being done with this CCF yet.

Custom high quality ultra high resolution config file for your most descriminating and blind clients. This configuration was actually created to the specifications of one of our clients who requested substancially bigger buttons. Appearance was apparently NOT an issue. Have you ever seen the telephones with the big ass buttons that you have to mash down with your palm? Think back to that and now take it to the next level. You can almost stand on these buttons. If size matters to you, look no further.

All original buttons including a Windows-style 'Pronto menu'. Not quite complete and I'm beginning to doubt if it ever will be! (Editor's note: until this update, this was our first uploaded and oldest available Pronto CCF!)