Basic system with a Panasonic Plasma TV, Yamaha 2 zone system, X-10 Lighting, Panasonic Blue-Ray DVD and ATT-UVerse Cable. I also control several pool functions via X-10.

Clean, easy-to-read buttons in PNG format, control over multiple same brand componenets.

A complete system RCC file with the following components.

My CCP file for MX-6000, MSC-400 and PSX-1. It is very much a work in progress, as have yet to move the required macros and controls to the MSC-400 (there are a couple, but far from complete). Will provide updates when complete. If you have any comments/feedback or questions, please feel free to drop me a line through RC Mail or email.

Here is my first attempt at the MX-3000. Controls my Russound Cav system and the two TVs that I have now. Already programmed in variables and macros for the other rooms for when TVs go in there. There are quite a few pages of macros and variables used to keep track of what is on, what source is being used and also which room you're in. Tried to keep all user screens to have the features used most and the ability to switch sources without having to go to the main screen. Most functions are in the exact spot in each screen to keep a familiar feeling for the user. This is based off of the Gravity template.

Pretty basic setup with some nice macros, timers and a photo with buttons for the lights.

This file is for individuals who desire a clean, well designed user interface that can be easily modified. The Metal Template included with the MX-3000 serves as the fundamental frame for this design. Several additional 'Metal' buttons were designed to provide a clean, consistent look. This is an easy file to modify and build upon. Enjoy.

This is my system file for the MX3000, made up of a combination of access through devices and actions such as "Watch DVD" or "Listen to CDs". The graphics were either "stolen" from other people (especially from the Pronto Files - thx Daniel) or generated by me using Paint Shop Pro.

Here is my simple system for a two zone MX-810. I customized the icons and hacked the artwork inside two folders in the MX-810, red and text only.

A system setup file for a rather elaborate and interesting demo room at a retail store. Used digital pictures of the actual theatre itself to create the main menu structure. Worth a look at least!