This file contains buttons and code for most used features for the following components.

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.

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.

A complete system CCF file with the following devices.

This is an activity based file with Buttons borrowed from Daniels Pronto Pro 7000 file and converted from .png to bitmap files, plus some new bitmaps and logo's I have created. I have also uploaded the bitmaps to the bitmap area. I haven't converted all the button colours in Daniels Gallery as this would take an age.

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

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.

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.