A complete ICF with macros and some easy-to-use panels designed especially for my girlfriend. Version 2.1.3 with some new componenets and new designed cinema panels for me and my girlfriend. Also some bugfixes.

This is a multi-room system with special BMP and PNG buttons. Thanks to all who have provided codes and ideas from CCF files.

Various changes and additions, major addition is my segregation of the codes from the graphic pages, so I have a "IR Just Controls" and a "Just controls" the former uses IR and latter the NetX. Thanks to Phil for that suggestion.

A 4 zone/6 source A/V system. Page jumps provide zone/source feedback; page jumps provide amfm button feedback; all sources/matrix located in rack and routed to 4 tvs; NETX RF used for all rack equipment including matrix; IR used for tvs; the program is complicated but upload to your ipronto to see it work. AM FM preset buttons were tricky for this tuner (no discrete IR preset buttons available). Thanks to Kees van der Meer's button gallery!

On the home page there is two separate macros for turning some of the kit on/off. All other buttons are links elsewhere. In addition to standard commands, the amp device contains a couple of macros for setting screen input, amp inputs, DTS/Dolby settings etc. Used to control the following devices:

This file contains IR codes and button formats, complete with macros for the system I assembled. Hope it's helpful, thanks for your file donations as well.

A Star Wars themed iPronto setup from France.

This file is not complete. The buttons for the sat stations (voom) are not complete. If you have any questions, comments - email me!

This is just a simple layout I designed using some buttons from others on the forum, and putting graphics I made into it. I created a very user friendly remote for someone with 4 LCD's and one 63" Plasma on the same wall. Any questions please email me!

This is an activity based ICF, with all functions grouped on pages according to what device you are watching, and in what room. Most equipment is in a cabinet and uses NetX for commands. I wanted the interface to be as user friendly as possible, while still allowing me to adjust things when I want, so each page has a button to access system setup controls. Also, each one features a help page so my girfriend can receive assistance when something confuses her! Many thanks to Phil Hodey for his excellent buttons which I used almost exclusively.