This is my RU950. The buttons and backgrounds are not special, but there are other things that make this setup intresting. The Code for the Pinnacle ShowCenter 200 for example is a reimport form a Logitech Harmony, so the cursor buttons are work pretty well.

Includes full configuration for Freebox v5 HD, set up properly to work with RF control (duration should be different from IR up). Includes most TV channels logos, and all FM national radio logos.

This PCF is an activity-based system, which can help those challenged by complex home theaters to work their way through changing devices, etc. It asks for user for input on "what do you want to watch" and "what is on now", to make the necessary decisions to turn on the correct devices and change inputs. Utilizes all of the hard buttons available on the new TSU-3000, particularly the joystick.

Full audio & video control, based mainly on the Philips default config and graphics, with most IR commands learnt from original remotes for fairly new components.

This is about the 5th version of this particular system because I'm always looking for and finding new ideas. A continual work in progress. Thanks to all as it contains bits and pieces from just about everyone out there, some more than others, with a bit of my own as well. Worthy of a quick play in the simulator, note that the 4 digit code to access the settings is 1111.

A complete system PCF for the following files.

Thanks to David Shaw and Daniel Tonks for design elements and John Brandt for the NFL Sunday Ticket which I tweaked and updated for 2005.

This is my first TS3000 design and is 98% Tonks, plus my devices.

This is a complete file for my Home Theater system. It is 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. 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.

This activity-based system file was designed to make the system user friendly for anyone who wants to use it. The help menu system will walk the user through steps to correct whatever is wrong to allow the user to do what they want to. I think it's perfect for the guys with a wife that hates technology, and only wants to watch TV, a DVD or use the HTPC to surf the web...