The main reason for uploading this configuration is show one way of working around lack of discrete on/off codes for devices. I wanted a shut down all button but with the normal power on/off toggle this didn't work too well. A device that was off during shut down would power up. This is a configuration that will accomplish the task, albeit not as cleanly as one would like.

This setup has some similarities to Daniel's and uses his old icons from the 6000. I owe him all the thanks for his icons. This contains a movie listings database complete with descriptions and DVD changer interface. Hope you enjoy.

A very basic remote - easy for anyone to navigate and not complicated or cluttered.

SECOND PLACE WINNER! Chloe is a device oriented PCF for TV, DVD, VCR, AMP and LIGHTING. The file has a unique colorful 3D interface with transitional animations. Each device has a single page and makes use of the “firm” buttons, which are labelled on the LCD screen. Included is a template page for other devices or to flesh out included devices. All buttons have “delay” placeholders. Try it in the simulator to see the animations!

Activity based file with one set of commands for my kids to use (basic) and another set for me to use (full control). Uses full screen and makes copious use of hard buttons. Thanks to many others on this site for the station logo graphics!

Round two with a much easier file! Features two home pages (one for me, one for the wife and kids). The password is 0157.

Button/text legibility was the key criteria in the design of this PCF, which was based on my previous RC5200 CCF. Another vital design criteria was the ability to alter most amp/monitor/lighting settings from within each device. Discrete codes are used throughout, as are macros to automate processes. UK folk with the SKY+ DSS/PVR may find the design/channel logos of interest. To summarise: spouse & eyesight friendly, high functionality, low in sex appeal.

Here is a small PCF from Germany using various PCF designs from the files area.

My PCF is largely taken from Daniel's great setup. It is an activity based PCF made for easy switching of devices. I used Button Maker to create one touch browsing and selection of the DVD's in my jukebox. My single DVD player is on codeset 1 and my jukebox is on codeset 3. I streamlined Daniel's work to suit my needs and make it easy for a novice (the wife, the babysitter, the in-laws, etc.) to operate and still allow complete control over my gear. TV stations have 1 touch logos divided by category. Thanks to all those who worked so hard and provided me with so many great tools to complete my setup.

This is my first running system. It is based on a mixture of systems already submitted (thanks guys!). I tried to make heavy use of hard buttons, so you can use it at night without having to turn on the backlight. Macros combined with a lot of help screens allow my guests to use the remote with ease. Some of the text is in Danish, but you should be able to figure it out!