My second PCF for the TSU3000 is a unique file that features a futuristic interface, page "morphs" instead of "jumps", and even a friendly robot. It might make you feel like you are controlling something other than a home theater.

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.

A pretty clean setup with mostly original buttons (except for the favorite icons and the help pages which were "borrowed"). The unique part is the NFL setup: I've filled in the entire DirecTV NFL Sunday Ticket 2004/2005 regular season schedule by week, with icons for each team. The icons are linked to channel buttons to allow simultaneous control of two TVs for "Picture and Picture" action every Sunday.

A full system PCF with some modified buttons and new graphics imported by me. Also the x-10 codes took ages to come up with using makehex. They now work well with the Marmitek IR7243. When I started this file there were no codes for the IR7243 - so I hope this helps. Some sections are borrowed from other people - thanks.

Based on Daniel Tonks superb library. This file integrates Daniel's work into the ProntoEdit NG software which will save much work. Also includes contrast calibration and two levels of PIN protection 1: user (access to remote) and 2: admin (access to setup).

This is a combination of many PCFs. Thanks to all and a special thanks to David D'Arche and the Ultimate Pronto Guide. I tried to keep it as simple as possible. The TV configuration has just basic buttons. I use the Sat and DVD configurations the most. It is still a work in progress.

This design is straight forward and flexible and takes advantage of the advanced graphics capability of the TSU7000. The interface was designed to be user friendly for all who may use it. In most cases, each component has one screen containing the most used buttons that keeps ‘screen flipping’ to a minimum. Furthermore, the user can switch from any component to another from any screen in the interface. For example, if you are watching TV and want to switch to the DVD, all you need to do is tap the DVD icon on the top of the page and the TSU7000 will turn off the TV and switch on all components needed to watch a DVD.

What makes this design unique is the presence of the ‘splash’ screens. Splash screens are the ‘animated’ screens that appear while the TSU7000 is performing a lengthy macro. For example, when the TSU7000 is sending the commands to turn on a component, there are many steps it needs to perform. In the 5-7 seconds this takes to complete, this interface will flash through screens updating the user on the status of the task.

NOTE: All hard keys will be used to control VOL+/-, CH+/-,MUTE and DIRECTION PAD for each component interface.

The first screenshot is of the home... (more)

This is just a plain vanilla TSU3000 PCF. It uses stock graphics and the stock navigation system.

Another attempt to get a more fluid design. I'm still learning the art of graphic creation so only 50% or so are original. PCF features multiple choices of backgrounds (8) with a consistent layout for devices. 'Top' menu selects device pages; 'Bottom' menu does macro setup for devices.

A modified version of Daniel Tonks' excellent TSU3000 configuration. Very strong multi-zone support with access to 11 pieces of equipment from 10 TV's thoughout the house. 95% of the IR codes were generated using makehex and are VERY clean. For the AVR-4306, 95% is the work of Dave Swindell. I added a handful of missing discrete volume controls and cleaned up some duplicates. I also set up a pretty good "surf area" that will access TIVO, DVR, TV stations and also operate the 200-disc CD changer.