A complete WHOLE HOUSE remote file that addresses the Kitchen, Theater, Family Room, Bedroom, and Distributed Music. Artwork is original with large, high-contrast images for easy viewing. The file addresses multiple DVD players, DirecTV HD and standard receivers, TiVo, two Denon receivers, several HD and analog TVs, etc. NOTE: Use the "Home" button to navigate between rooms.

A complete system PCF for the following files.

This is nothing more than Adam Bursey's design (posted here), adapted to my devices, and simplified a bit for my wife to play with it. It's a very functional and easy to use setup, divided by ACTIVITY and not by component. TV, for example will have controls for TV, Receiver and cable box. It has a simple screen for every activity and then all the other controls used less often in separate menus. There is some use of macros. Enjoy and feel free to tweak it around and post your version here.

This is a system PCF based on Daniel's wonderful layout. My PFC files contains a Photo Album where you can add your favorite photos. Also, there is a CD Jukebox for Sony's CD Jukeboxes, where you can index your CDs in alphabetical order by artist name or disc name, the choice is yours. My Home Theater consist of the following:

This was my first original design which included a lot of time and effort in Photoshop. All bitmaps are 100% original, and none of the internal button labels were used. I wanted to make it uncluttered and simple to use, so I utilized macros and discrete on off commands. I also wanted to make full use of the joystick, so you will not see it on the touchscreen.

A simple PCF which focuses only on the buttons I use all the time. I kept it this way for my bride. I'm real pleased with how it all works... simple, simple, simple! I borrowed these mostly from CCF files on Remote Central, so I don't get all the shades of gray from the TSU3000. Hope you find it helpful. Let me know!

I know that this is really closer to software than to an actual operating system, but I call this PCF SamOS. My approach was to use the hard buttons as a means for consistent navigation, making it easy for the user to get anywhere on the remote in no more than two button presses. I've created custom graphics to give each device its own personality and vibe. I've also made use of drop-down menus in a few sections. I hope you dig it.

Designed for Usability. Main focus is to be able to spend 90% of time on a single panel per device, and to minimize clicks to navigate across devices. Uses "old school" TSU2000 tab style. Also includes some Chinese text for CDs and support for Chinese satellite TV.

This is an updated file of my configuration. I've borrowed several buttons and ideas from others along with some new buttons and original animations of my own. Thanks to those who I've borrowed from.

A modified version of Daniel Tonks' brilliant TSU3000 configuration for a Marantz RC5400. I also borrowed from Adam Holt's setup.