This file is based on the CCF that I developed for my TSU2000. It served me well for several years. This colorized version uses graphics that I downloaded from RemoteCentral (thanks guys). The programming logic is solid and makes the file very very easy to understand and use on your remote. It uses discrete codes for all devices except for the Motorola cablebox (I leave it on all the time). All of my CDs are organized alphabetically and accessible on the 400 CD changer. Favorite TV stations are also accessible by clicking station logos. DVD, TV, Cablebox, DVR, and Receiver menus are easily accessible. In short this is a very user-friendly file!

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.

Control over home home cinema with the Pronto.

A modified version of Daniel Tonks' brilliant TSU3000 configuration for a Marantz RC5400. Very Simple...

v4.01 This activity-orientated PCF for the Marantz RC9500 is a modification of Daniel Tonks' brilliant PCF for TSU7000. This updated version includes fully customised and labelled buttons and colour system area fonts. The PCF does not use Pronto label fonts - each button is an individual customised graphic. Now includes MySky DSS (Pace PVR) as well as the old Sky Digital codes. Also included is a modified home page with slimline activity buttons and all current NZ TV channel logos/buttons and all Auckland NZ radio station logo/buttons. Complete with a unique RC9500 hard button guide.

In this PCF I have tried to simplify and condense pages into a very usable configuration including macros that are girlfriend friendly. I have added some new buttons and backgrounds but most are borrowed and or rearranged. Thanks Daniel and others.

This is my small home setup. I also have some currently unused components in the system. I have used many preconfigured screens from this website, so a big THANK YOU to everyone else's contributions. I am sorry I can not remember who I borrowed from.

My first attempt at a setup. Just about everything was from Daniel's design altered to my needs. IR codes included.

Daniel Tonks' design updated with a comprehensive UK Sky Digital TV guide.

What makes my system special is that no one else has the same one. I call it "user friendly". The system design is based upon my day to day usage of the original device remote controls. When I want to look at recorded titles I want the correct panel to come up automatically. Borrowed heavily on DT's gallery, and thanks to Joe Gildein for the lock.