When designing this CCF I decided that I would prefer to have one panel per device where possible. The resulting design is a little cramped, but it has achieved most of what I set out to do. The CCF uses Windows type buttons and a toolbar and is mostly device based with a couple of activities thrown in. Thanks to anyone who recognises anything they contributed.

Contains a complete system CCF including discrete codes. Also includes discrete codes for the DGTEC that I developed myself.

These are borrowed images, along with some of my own creation/alteration. I have discrete IR codes for Tag's AV32REX for modes so you don't have to scroll through them! Thanks to those who've helped.

Minimal graphics, lots of design. Full activity-based area, loads of functions on device main pages.

Ok, I'm going to proudly (and modestly) proclaim this, version 4 of my RC9200 CCF, very good indeed. It includes enhanced 'selected' button graphics, highlighted menus, nearly 100 UK channel icons (categorised), discrete & toggle power menus, very logical layout & quick operation, new device buttons, an A-Z DVD library, and more... Try it, I think you'll love it!

A color version for the Marantz RC9200 based upon Daniel Tonks' color CCF. The DirecTV functions are stolen from somebody else. The main rooms all utilize an RF extender. The bedroom is IR, except for DirecTiVo functions. On all equipment, the hard volume and channel buttons are reversed (same order as Pronto Pro).

Includes a large number of component remotes from around the house in a pseudo-Star Trek interface.

This is a UK based complete system based around Dale Crawfords Circuit CCF and others.

My new CCF file, updated from the previous Star Trek style. This one is based on Dan's.

Here's a CCF built around the Harley Davidson V-Rod and some of the hobbies of the friend I made this for. The Vidikron projector and the B&K preamp are modified buttons and backgrounds of Eduardo Maroja's pro but is still quite original. An animated tivo central guy makes the tivo pages cool. Have a look!