The layout & operation needed to be 'user friendly', and I think it acheives this aim. Not all commands for all devices have been utilised, either because I didn't use them or the ProntoNEO couldn't learn them. Don't forget that the Pace cable box requires a 'red-eye'. My thanks to everybody whose ideas have helped me understand how it all works.

As always, a work in progress. My setup contains some hard-to-find IR codes.

Used many ideas from this forum plus some ideas of my own for this hacked remote. Hope it helps!

Basic user friendly design using simple buttons. Modified device overview to provide macros for initiating devices.

Unique linked "code" pages for each device for easy customization. NCF should be "hacked" before use, setting "Direct Select" to start page. Includes Custom Graphics, several macro functions, and many "hacked" discrete codes. Virtually every function of every device, and an intuitive lay-out. This is WEEKS of effort!

This is my first complete setup file -- after much research and trial and error, it's finally complete. It includes several devices that I haven't yet seen on the boards. It also includes a couple of custom graphics for the Xbox and PS2 gaming systems, a tabbed macros setup as the device start page, and a lot of channel graphics that I pulled from other kind posters to this board.

A complete system NCF file with the following devices.

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My NCF file for the SBC-RU930 includes modified channel logos (Dutch) and a newly made design for CD/DVD/VCR navigation.

Many macros, including turning off the audio on the Sony Wega for use with headsets (buttons marked H or with 3-pronged stick figure); 95% completely working file. TV channel macros include channel numbers for Comcast New England (Maynard, MA). Bitmaps culled from the best and the brightest online. Design aim: readable without wearing glasses!