A complete multi-room configuration.

This is my first initial setup for the Nevo. I used the supplied standard graphics, which I would like to change soon. Many of the devices are not fully designed yet.

Designed for consistency and ease of use. Pioneer and Anthem RS232 control. Nevo Connect NC50 is required.

Complete activity-based configuration featuring a simple help system as well as a method which offers a "device-level" approach, used to get to device pages without firing macros from the home page. Also includes multiple pages of favorite channel icons. Complete programming, codes, display pages and macros, featuring "wait" pages for the following devices.

A complete NVO file for a Samsung TV with soundbar, Dreambox and LG BD player.

This file is the complete control system for our home theater. It is a work in progress and has not been totally completed. Due to lack of discrete Power On/Off commands for the Motorola cable box, I had to be a bit creative in the nesting of menus so that there is never a situation where the cable box is out of sync with the remote.

Full system file. This is my first effort, but everything works. I used the supplied icons and screens with the exception of the two home screens, which are of my valve power amp (nice glowing valves). There are some more unusual items being controlled that I couldn't find on the net., so they have all been "learned" and checked. I hope that they are of some use to someone.

Thoughts: the macro language isn't a language at all. Its similar to a DOS batch file, in fact even that was more powerful than this. It needs a proper macro language and then it could fly, ie. using conditional statements, goto's, then, variables, and boolean. But on the whole very impressed with the ease by which it is programmed.

When I first got started programming Nevo remotes, the files on Remote Central really helped me get started. This is a file from a 60' Viking Yacht that I worked on recently. It controls all of the equipment in the salon. I setup a seperate device section that allows you to get into all of the lesser used functions for each piece of equipment.

There are discrete on/off and video input codes for the Sharp LC37d43u which I have tested on other Sharp LCDs. There are also discrete on/off and input codes for the Lifestyle 38. These will work on other lifestyle systems as well.

This configuration mimics the rooms in a house, providing full control of the AV equipment in the individual rooms as well as controlling media streaming to four areas in the house. This is accomplished by hosting all the media on one PC in the study, making downloading and editing of playlists easy. The second PC sits in the lounge and is acting as a media player and MCE PC. Since this is connected to a multi room audio controller, music can be played in four areas. Full wireless control provides interactive music selection with meta data on screen. PS: The MRA controller needs extensive programming and teaching of IR codes for this system to work.

A complete system built on Daniel Tonks' awesome Pronto TSU7000 configuration.