This file contains a component CCF with 8 devices, a design CCF with basic design parts for buttons, frames and more, plus an example CCF with an integrated system of 5 devices.

A complete system for Australian components, with a nice macro panel to turn on all of the correct equipment and select the correct settings before jumping you to the individual component to operate it.

Complete system CCF file. As the Saba & Thomson VCRs use the same code set, the Thomson is configured to the optional "B" codeset. Both involve a toggle-bit workaround.

My first customised system CCF. Using various parts of other peoples designs, thanks folks!

Complete system file including UK channel icons using many buttons and graphics downloaded from this site.

I haved added full TiVo support with macros to frequently useditems and a logical layout to supplement the TiVo experience. I redesignedmy CCF by basically overlaying Daniels great interface on top of my previousfunctionality. I have maintained discrete PIP switching and control,discrete sleep timers, my interactive system layout, sony service menu, anddiscrete A/B channel switching. I have also added global X10 lightingcontrols with icons from Dale Crawford. This CCF is significantly betterlooking and much more useable.

Complete ccf for HTPC based system. Uses various buttons from CCFs on this site. Includes software controls for Intervideo WinDVD 2.6, Cyberlink PowerDVD 3.0 and dTV 2.1.2.

This is a UK based CCF, which as well as having discrete on/off for the Panasonic DVD & VCR also has 57 channel icons for Sky digital. There's even a use for the macro menu!

After months of tweaking, my system CCF. Bitmaps 99.9% original, inspiration from several other CCFs plus a few bits and pieces I haven't seen elsewhere. Enjoy.

New TV + new DVD = new ccf. I have added some new devices to my Linn + Loewe + Sony system and redid the ccf to remove the memory intensive bitmap backgrounds, the result is an easier to use CCF that uses less than 20% of the TS1000 memory. Pressing buttons on the home page brings up simplified transports or station lists. The original remotes are replicated in the device section.