My upgraded large screen RC5200 CCF submission. The focus remains on button legibility and operation (for older folk like me) with large buttons/pads & 14 pt plus typeface. I have compensated for lack of sex appeal by producing a design which, thanks to extensive use of macros, is fully automated and easy to use. Supports lighting control via X10 & Lutron Telume, as well as the normal A/V equipment. I have adopted the 3 tier system of aliasing buttons to IR codes to enable simple substitution with other AV equipment. Now a fairly elaborate and complex program.

This is my first attempt at my colour ccf migrating from a black and white RC5000. Some screens are still black and white, but I never use them.

This is an update to my previous submissions that includes a bunch of cool updates and a new DirecTV receiver. Thanks to other owners for ideas and graphics.

A complete system file for the components listed below.

This is my last update for this Philips Pronto. I've done some bugfixes and some enhancements to the configuration. I've also added some new devices. I've bought a ProntoPro and plan to update the complete system CCF file in design & color. So, stay tuned!

This is a more refined version of my original upload. All the transport buttons are now in exactly the same place in all relevant panels. Also, the power on or power toggle button, is in the exact same place, and is the same design in all relevant panels. Full control for all devices in as few panels as possible. Clean, neat and simple. Includes idiot-proof macros for home theatre use. Uses icons taken from Remote Central and others designed by myself.

My complete German Home Cinema CCF based on an original design by Daniel Tonks and others.

This is a task-based user interface based on some of the great work done on this site. Watch a TV, DVD seems to work best in our family. Thanks much to Dale Crawford and others at Remote Central!

A complete system CCF from France with the following components.

My CCF includes support for DirecTV with a surf capability for TV and Music Choice. The layout has been designed so that most "control" icons are on right-hand side of LCD display.