This Pronto remote control configuration has a task-based user interface that maximizes ease of use for both casual and advanced users, while providing full access to all the audio/video devices' remote commands for complete end-user control. In addition to useful automated wizards and macros that turn on all the necessary devices and set their inputs and outputs accordingly based on what the user wishes to do, this remote has a number of useful features, including: a tab-based user interface for directly accessing the proper page of a remote device, user-friendly screens with progress bars for long running macros, an "activity" bar at the top of each page containing commonly used commands, extensive help text, a special page for allowing the Pronto's screen to be cleaned, and many more user-friendly features. Buttons are color-coded so that advanced use only functions are colored orange. This configuration is the TSU7000 colored version of the TSU3000 PCF I originally submitted in 2004, but has additional usability enhancements as well as support for significantly many more devices.

A complete system, including Apple TV v2, Sky+HD, several projectors, discrete codes for the TH42PV500, semi-discrete way to turn off Xbox 360 and many macros for switching everything off and one in one go. Features hidden database pages so you can design your own screens and simply link to the database.

Coloured glass buttons on dark blue silk. Individual device control and scenarios for automatic control. Integrated help system explains user interface concept. Contains discrete codes where ever possible. Version 3.0: new codes for Sony BDP-S550 and some design changes.

v6.0 Major overhaul. Updated to include all new digital only FTA channels: SBS2, ABC2, ABC3, 7-TWO and GO! Updated for new pay channels introduced in Nov 2009. Updated for Austar MyStar HQ service, including transport controls. Pay channels in HD have black background. Balance of logos is in the "extras" section at the back. Long list of archived learnt codes from previous devices.

This Pronto remote control configuration has a task-based user interface that maximizes ease of use for both casual and advanced users, while providing full access to all the home theater devices' remote commands for complete end-user control. In addition to useful automated wizards and macros that turn on all the necessary devices and set their inputs and outputs correctly based on what the user wishes to do, this remote has a number of useful features, including: a tab-based user interface for directly accessing the proper page of a remote device, user-friendly screens with progress bars for long running macros, an "activity" bar at the top of each page containing commonly used commands, extensive help text, a special page for allowing the Pronto's screen to be cleaned, and many more user-friendly features.

Spent 2 days tring to get my TSU7000 to control AT&T's new set-top-boxes the Cisco/SA IPN4320 and IPN330HD. Well, I got everything to work except the mute key:) I hope this will save a fellow user some time. Cheers!

Thanks to other submissions that gave me ideas and graphics. Thanks to Daniel Tonks for this site and his help layout.

All codes for the following devices including CLEAN codes for the front buttons on the Sony STR-DE695 which dont appear on the remote!

This is an activity-based configuration with a favourites section designed to simplify the use of Italian "Sky" television. There is also a multizone feature, but it's still a work in progress.

This is a rework of my B&W TSU3500 file for the color TSU7000. I also changed the design to reduce the number of top level pages and simplify the operating logic.

It is a complete file for my Home Theater system, based on Daniel Tonks' wonderful design with some additions such as my hacked Blu-ray icon. For each device I have a hidden IR page which holds all the codes available for the device. This makes it easy to modify for a different set of components. There are some saved IR pages for devices not currently in use. I have to fake discrete codes for the Samsung DVD and Blu-ray even though the Samsung plasma has them - go figure.

The design is very flexible with several ways to accomplish the same thing (for example both top device buttons and a device page). Lighting control is built in- lights come on on power off.

There are also several new Tonks style icons for Netflix and BluRay.