This is an intuitive, activity-based system that is easy for anyone to use. Main screens are clean and simple with jumps to more technical screens for each device. Many ideas here from other systems used in different/unique ways and many, many buttons from Daniel (thanks!). Extensive use of hard buttons and full panel screens for maximum effect. Hope this gives you some ideas!

I'm quite pleased with the outcome we acheived for our customer, who had just upgraded to the new Foxtel IQ2 HD receiver. Using a combination of old Pace commands and pasting HEX from our RTI library, we have acheived most commands for the Foxtel with no issues of multiple codes being sent. Sorry about the basic layout but we were trying to make an easy to use remote for the customer. Hope it helps!

This is an update to my published PCF with a revised GUI and new battery icon. Includes DirecTiVo IR codes for addresses #1 and #2.

Look and graphics very heavily derived from Daniel's TSU3000 v1.02 (thanks!), but I thought the device codes would be useful to someone. Includes device pages, activity pages, system power control and multiple rooms. Includes extensive coding for J. River MediaCentre v10, Girder and others.

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.

I took a few of the elements of the others and combined them to match my system with my programming style.

A simple but easy layout that works.

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.

This PCF offers an extension to the crome buttons of the standard 7500 gallery. It includes chrome transport and chrome toggles, which are missing in the standard. A second set of buttons has a transparent HP-calculator-style, which is good to read and recognize.

v3.0 I used some of Russ's Work plus Tom Uryga's bitmap files. I then started incorporating my own files and used clipart I had. I then also shot digital pictures of my ceiling fans, outdoor bar etc. I found that most PCF files had way too many buttons and were way to cluttered, which I thought made the interface too confusing to use. The coolest thing is to be able to control my electronic vertical blinds, turn on my icicle patio lights, outdoor stainless steel bar blue fluorescent lights, kick on my projector and 92-inch screen and watch movies sitting at my bar outside watching thru my living room window. The home theatre would be nothing without the Pronto! Thanks to everyone in the forum for their help.