A Microsoft Excel spreadsheet that can be used to plan LCD labels and button placement for the Home Theater Master MX-500 and MX-600, or Complete Control MX-650.

Now in .MX format. This is my complete layout for the Home Theater Master MX-1000, featuring a totally original user interface. Contains as many new buttons as possible including main menu, transport, keypad, toggle and others. The buttons are designed for maximum visibility with white text over a black background and are sized so that one large and one small line of text can be used. This file is designed for use with the devices listed below and includes learned data, plus all of my buttons in both .BTN and .BMP format.

Updated with additional tape deck functions and Galaxy game for 2mb models. GUI makes use of tabs for access to all panels in a device. I've kept the layout simple and compact with a maximum of three or four screens per component. Features custom transports, cursor controls, tabbed station listings and more. All buttons/graphics are original and included in a mergable gallery file. Canadian station logo collection is also available in a separate file. Includes separate files for 1mb and 2mb remotes.

VTR2. Includes all buttons and Jog/Shuttle controls.

Commands for this device are available as part of a system layout file.

VTR1. Includes all buttons and Jog/Shuttle controls.

Commands for this device are available as part of a system layout file.

Includes custom transport graphics, discrete FF/RW keys & repeating Jog.

Commands for this device are available as part of a system layout file.

Includes circular menu controls, PIP functions & discrete input, picture/brightness +/- buttons and more.

Commands for this device are available as part of a system layout file.

Includes direct input selection and circular controls for DSP modes.

Commands for this device are available as part of a system layout file.

Control for dual tape wells. Includes new signals including counters, RMS keypad and programming, plus various recording & playback options.

Commands for this device are available as part of a system layout file.

Based on a three by three grid, the goal in Galaxy is to get from one planet surrounded by black holes to the reverse: one black hole surrounded by planets. Each time you click on a planet all adjacent spaces swap their states. This is the biggest Pronto game ever, with over 500 panels, 2,800 buttons and 5,300 frames! Thus, Galaxy will only work with TSU2000, RU940 and RC5000i models. Wondering what to do with all that memory on your 2mb remote? Well, this will occupy 37% of a TSU2000 and 26% of an RU940 or RC5000i. Enjoy!