Here is my CCF for my new Pronto-Pro. I couldn't have done it without all your help. I know how many hours goes into this! Mine is pretty basic compared to some layouts I've seen, but does everything I want it to for now. Sprucing up will come in time. If anybody has suggestions for improvements or ideas, drop me an email.

I wanted to be able to jump from one panel in a device to pretty much any other panel within that same device, while at the same time keeping the look and feel of the original Pronto CCF. Updated with additional bitmaps and channel logos.

An interesting CCF with multiple "back" buttons, icon driven screens, jumps, and other goodies (check out the PIP section), which integrates many ideas from other files. Includes a "lite" 2000 calendar. Updated DSS, X-10 & timers.

Borrowed some ideas and graphics, made some of my own. This file has discrete input codes for every input for the Marantz SR5004, SR6004,
& SR7002 line, which I have not seen in any other file. (Got direct from manufacturer, not learned (because the factory remote doesn't even have them)).

I found myself using the Device select button more than the Mute, so I reprogrammed Mute to take me to the Device selection screen.

This file does not have "Watch TV", "Watch Movie", etc. macros, but they would be simple to add.

A Star Trek motif plagiarized with apppreciation and recognition to all generous and creative contributors to this community. A potpourri of bitmaps, buttons, & codes gathered and compiled to create a theme based on JVC components. Includes a DVD on/off macro workaround and discrete codes elsewhere.

Complete system with multiple pull-out drawer design.

This CCF contains elements taken from various sources. Contains a CD jukebox list for the Pioneer 300 disc changer.

The pages on the ccf are well laid out for my use. The important part of this development is the IR codes that are available for the VSX-901S. These codes are very hard to come by but I have the original remtoe control so I have learned the majority of the codes and saved them in the Macro Group section of the ccf file. This should enable anyone who has the Reciever to create their own set with the codes that are no where else to be found on the web. Enjoy!

Knock-off of Daniel Tonks'. Completely reconfigured and customized for my system. Put in many hours making it work for me. Enjoy, if it works for you.

Complete system CCF with quite a lot of original graphics andplenty of Arcam codes.