New system containing many popular UK models.

Basically this emulates the Kenwood KR-V990D High frequency remote. It also has several other devices, but most are unfinished. As it includes the rather difficult Kenwood I thought I would send it along early. See readme.txt for LOTS of useless info.

This ccf is an original design except the Pioneer CD, Copy, Cd List and Lights device panels; those I edited to my taste. Nothing fancy but maybe it can be useful. The A/B buttons on the JVC 1 panel operate my external Radio Shack remote controled A/B Switch.

A complete system CCF file lovingly crafted to be easy to navigate and complete tasks simply. Including up-to-date (14/03/01) channel images for DTT via OnDigital in the UK.

A complete system CCF file with the following devices.

I've spent quite some time massaging this ccf to get it just right, and here is the final version. Just a big thank you to everyone whose ccf I borrowed from. I've modified this file to be asautomated as possible.

This is a complete system including discrete power codes for all devices.

This is a simple, functional configuration and gallery file for the Philips Pronto that features a tabbed interface with large 3D buttons, a very usable menu driven cable guide, X-10 controller with PCS scenes, and a picture of my dog. Although this is an original configuration, the buttons are descendants of buttons I found on the msn.com home page. The TV logos came from remotecentral.com.

This is a complete working CCF that does everything for you. So simple, my 4 year old boy can work the entire system! (Amazingly enough, so can my wife!) Includes lots of discretes, a full CD list & good DSP control. P.S. Like everyone else, I am claiming no originality on the graphics.

I have hundreds of painstaking hours in this CCF. I changed it a few times to keep up with my replacement components. This is my attempt at creating an easy to use interface for my A/V system. Even a Sasquatch could use this thing! I went overboard on programming DSS channels too! I use MANY Macros to automate what would have taken 3-5 remotes, eliminating remote anxiety. Switching from watching DVD Theater to playing a DreamCast game is possible with just 1 button.