This is the ultimate IR code CCF for Sony DVD Players. It contains the full set of known (and unknown) IR functions (0-127) for each DVD Command Mode. Note that buttons in this CCF is intended to be aliased by your own graphic buttons and, as a result, this CCF contains no graphic button images. All Command Modes (1-3) are included here. If your DVD changer does not support settable Command Modes, simply use Command Mode 1.

This is the ultimate IR code CCF for Sony DVD Players. It contains the full set of known (and unknown) IR functions (0-127) for each DVD Command Mode. Note that buttons in this CCF is intended to be aliased by your own graphic buttons and, as a result, this CCF contains no graphic button images. All Command Modes (1-3) are included here. If your DVD changer does not support settable Command Modes, simply use Command Mode 1.

This is the ultimate IR code CCF for Sony DVD Players. It contains the full set of known (and unknown) IR functions (0-127) for each DVD Command Mode. Note that buttons in this CCF is intended to be aliased by your own graphic buttons and, as a result, this CCF contains no graphic button images. All Command Modes (1-3) are included here. If your DVD changer does not support settable Command Modes, simply use Command Mode 1.

Patch your remote editing software to increase stability. Works for both the Philips and Marantz legacy and Next Generation CCF/PCF editors. See the readme file for further details.

Patch your remote editing software to increase stability. Works for both the Philips and Marantz legacy and Next Generation CCF/PCF editors. See the readme file for further details.

This file was originally posted by Philips in the Extender FAQ of the Prontoscript site. It contains an Excel file with information that allows one to interpret the diagnostic messages that may be logged under various error conditions.

This CCF contains all known remote codes as well as all function codes for device 71 (standard Mitsubishi TV device), including all Input and Format (minus XGA Reduce) discrete codes. All 256 function codes are provided as well such that a user can experiment with new models and copy/label new buttons as needed. Tested on WD72625.

This is the definitive CCF for all Sony CD changers. Includes command modes 1, 2 and 3. Includes discrete codes. It has been updated to include Group Mode Selection Control A1-II codes as well. This is the same CCF generated by my SonyCDSuperCharger program, also available on this site.

This version of Galaxy has exactly 4 pages and utilizes around 450 lines of JavaScript code to manage the game board. The approach I followed here was to create 2-dimensional arrays for board status (if you look @ Daniel's original pages, the names implied 2-dimensional status), a set of Button Widgets (for the Planets) and a set of Panel Widgets (for the black holes). The ProntoScript concepts exercised here are as follows:

Using a Panel named "_PS_DEBUG_" and a Debug Clear Button (See "Game" page script) to assist with debugging a script.

Example using visibility control and image assignment (Buttons have images with indices of 0 and 1) to display game board. Visibility is toggled between Buttons and Panes for a particular cell based on user selection.

Example of using a RESOURCES page to house common images that you then load into buttons/panels on the active page.

This version has all 3 backgrounds color-reduced to 64K colors. This change basically dropped the file size from 3MB down to just over 1MB with no real noticeable difference.

Last but not least, this configuration is an example of something that required 8 devices and many pages to develop prior to... (more)

v1.0.1 This should bring back memories. This new ProntoScript game outlines several useful features of scripting. The features specifically outlined are:

1. Object Oriented JavaScript using Prototypes.
2. Retrieving/Manipulating widgets using the Configuration File (CF) widget() function.
3. Toggling Firm Key label based on Game Status.
4. Illustrates one use of the Activity.scheduleAfter() method.
5. Includes transparent panel tagged with name '_PS_DEBUG' to facilitate debug/display of any error messages that might occur.

This game was adapted quicly from an HTML-Javascript based game. Port to ProntoScript was quite easy. The ProntoScript for this game is divided into 3 parts.

1. The Pong Game object and 'pong' variable in the Activity Script.
2. The Pong Game initialization code in the Page Script.
3. The Game Toggle functionality coded in Firm1 Button Script.

I've also included a custom Activity Icon (small) such that you can incorporate a button wherever you like. Enjoy!