A huge collection of discrete codes for the Neo, converted from Pronto hex code using NeoHacker. Includes codes for Denon, GE, JVC, Mitsubishi, Panasonic, Pioneer, RCA, Sony, Technics and Yamaha.

This text file describes how to replace the bitmaps on the Device Overview page for the ProntoNeo.

A tool that highlights the differences between two NCF files. Based on the NeoHacker code. Useful for making sure the Neo understood and kept everything you downloaded to it.

v0.7 NEOHacker is an editor for the ProntoNEO's configuration files. It lets you hack the NCF files created by the NEOedit software so that you can modify all sorts of parameters. This includes creating your own custom startup page and adding your own IR codes.

v1.4 Allows re-arranging device pages in order to create a custom Device Overview page. Now supports the TSU501.

NEO indexed color table for Adobe PhotoShop, NEO color palette bitmap, and brief instructions for use.

v1.5.2 You can now enter RC5 "5000" series or RC5 System_Command numbers to the excel spreadsheet that converts Pronto codes to ProntoNeo codes. It should work for most equipment like Akai, Canon, Goldstar, Hitachi, Kenwood, Lutron, NAD, Onkyo, Panasonic, Pioneer, RCA, Sony, Teac, Toshiba, Yamaha and X10. The converter now works for RC5 codes like Meridian, Philips and Wharfdale.

Update of document which describes the deciphered code format the ProntoNeo uses for learned IR codes. This code format works for the Pulse Coded Modulation (Sony format), the Space Coded Modulation (NEC format) and the Phase Shift Modulation format RC5 or bi-phase. These three modulations cover the majority of all IR remote codes. Pioneer, Onkyo, Akai, Canon, Goldstar, Hitachi, Kenwood, NAD, Teac and Yamaha are all based on the NEC format. Lutron, Sharp, Toshiba and X10 have their own variation of the NEC format. Arcam, Meridian, Philips and Wharfdale are based on RC5.

v1.2.1 TKNeoSuite contains tools to help you better manage an environment which uses both TSU500 and TSU501 remotes.