v5.0 Makes clean IR sequences from IR protocol files. See the readme file for more information.

A utility to store your own IR codes in the ProntoEdit database. (Beta 0.9, Build 2)

Companion program to IRLite. It really saves time when you're looking for specific remotes, etc.

GUI for John Fine's MakeHex. Unzip to the same folder as MakeHex and run from there. There is no install, but it requires .net framework to run (most Windows OS's have this already). It mainly just saves you the effort of sifting through IRP files and copying/editing them.

It requires stricter formatting than MakeHex which means Device, Function and Define (5 max) must be together. Otherwise edit manually in this GUI.

USB-UIRTJ is a Java application written for the USB-Universal Infrared Transmitter Reciever built by Jon Rhees (http://www.usbuirt.com/). The application will read the output file generated by MakeHex or ProntoUtil and cycle through the codes to allow the user to find a particular code. This project is posted at sourceforge at [Link: sourceforge.net]

This HEasy.irp used with MakeHex can generate 256 RF device codes usable with the Byron and HomeEasy products marketed in the UK (except the HomeEasy Elite range, which uses a different automatic protocol). Anything that can be operated with the HE200 Timer Remote will be OK. Sample codes groups A + B in the CCF file.

IRTool v1.3 is the original IRTool by Glenn Clapp and modified to also encode/decode Xantech IR-X10 IR commands. The entire Xantech IR-X10 command set can be decoded and encoded by this version of the tool.

Program to generate Pronto Hex Codes from the Kaseikyo and Sharp binary codes provided by Denon.

The HomeVision Native IR to Pronto Hex Code Converter generates selected HomeVision native infrared signals (NEC format) in Pronto format.

Converts AMX IR Library files (.IRL) to Pronto hex code.