Here is my color CCF layout for the Philips ProntoPro remote, based loosely upon my original B&W design. Features include fully tabbed control of 22 devices, a Canadian TV channel surfing section, a lighting page where the floorplan emulates the currently active lights, a color version of my Galaxy game and a highly graphical home page for device selection. Also included is my gallery file, which contains numerous unused buttons and bitmaps, plus graphical device icons in two different sizes for a total of 45 different types of devices. Easily modified to your system and preferences. The black and white version can now be downloaded from a different file.

New design! This system CCF contains duplicates of actual remotes as macro panels. A tab based GUI on the device side serves for day to day operation. Features volume control on the left/right buttons (so the volume keys can be used for tuning the satellite) and simulated discrete codes for the Faroudja line doubler. Updated with one-touch access macros for the most commonly used audio and video tests on the AVIA DVD which can be easily modified for any DVD player. Other notes included in the .txt file.

A multi-room system with a central A/V cabinet. Screen Graphics are custom designed to use a 3x3 grid, so they're easy for "fat finger" button selection and only provided the needed options at any given time. Other features include a party mode, power on/off on the home page, labeled IR codes, long macros with informative beeps, plus all channel logos created to fit on the 3x3 grid. All equipment picked for suitable I.R. functionality. Graphics only use white, dark grey and black (no light grey) to enable less sensitive use of screen contrast.

The goal was one screen per device, only a few devices needed two. Nice large, easy to read buttons. Borrowed Daniel Tonks' icons for the MX-1000, then modified as needed. Device & channel icons from various Pronto configs. Very clean and the most common functions are one button away. Includes many discrete codes and a gallery file. Also includes delayed system off.

This is a totally revised system for the Marantz RC9200 remote, based on my favorite operating system: MacOS X. Totally streamlined, no fuss, no unused links. It is very logical, totally consistent and now works flawlessly. Got the big thumbs up from my wife as well. Have fun with it!

This is a complete, from scratch system (other than the Nudelist graphics, everything is original). All codes were generated and all original device functions (and many discrete ones) are included. Includes a spreadsheet listing all codes and separate device files. My philosphy in creating this file was to make the system simple for everyday use. Check out the readme file for more detail!

This CCF is a converted version of my first CCF for the first Pronto. All graphics are new self-made ones for the color screen. Because the ProntoPro is currently not available in Germany I can't test this CCF. Maybe some of the buttons are too small for big fingers? The home panel is configured for quick access to device panels. There is also a macro panel to jump to devices. Includes gallery.

My first color CCF. I'm using it with my 3850 IPAQ. Original buttons and Daniel Tonks' frames, tabs, and icons.

I was able to mostly construct the menus before I even got the remote - I have now used it for a few months, and for the most part it seems okay. Thanks so much - enjoy!

This is a complete Star Trek LCARS look and feel system CCF. None of the ones out there had the look I wanted. I borrowed a couple graphics from other users and Vince Maskeeper's Trek theme song from his music CCF.