I would like to thank "Adam Holt" for the work he did; just thought I'd upload my version of his idea.

This design is something I put together for fun. It's a star wars theme and nothing too special, but OK. It demonstrates how PEP3's overlay page can work pretty well - great for beginners and non-Pronoscript people like me!

The beauty of this also is the RS232 commands I have provided for people so they can use.

I completely overhauled my interface (previously XPronto SCUBA Edition) in an attempt to make the remote easier for my wife to use.

I've modeled my Home/Splash screen after the HTC Hero phone with a large digital clock and current weather conditions. You can go to the full 5-day forecast (located in a different activity) by pressing on the weather icon area.

The main activities page incorporates large icons to quickly and easily navigate to the device you wish to control. I have incorporated both device and state tracking. This allows you to navigate to settings (audio and video) or weather sections and quickly return to your current device. The device state tracking will keep track of witch inputs you are using for both the display and receiver. If you navigate to either the display input section of receiver input section, a blue light will be displayed on the input button for your current device.

The animation for the 'Making system adjustments' and 'Shutting the system down' sections turned out quite nicely. There is both a blue ball that travels from the remote icon to the screen as well as a fuzzy white pulse that travels along the progress bar as commands are being sent... (more)

No exciting devices. Just a clean look XCF with some basic animation.

My remote system I guess is not as good as some that I have seen here (especially the artwork), but what does make is special is that I do have a few components if people require the need for commands.

Nice and simple version of the default design pre-loaded onto the TSU9600, this has got me going for now until I can work out some better graphics. Utilises the RFX9600 for commands back to my rack, and integrates the first version of the new Sonos Module. Control is via IR at the moment, but Ver 1.2 will hopefully include RS232 commands to the Pioneer AV Receiver and Blu-Ray Player, along with the new version of the Sonos Module. As I say, nothing radical, but for someone who wants to see a slightly more detailed design than the standard one with some added macros, this may prove useful.

A complete system with a large number of components.

Chromatic is an XCF designed for the Marantz RC9001 that takes a restrained approach to colour.

Chromatic is primarily an activity based XCF but has full remotes for all devices. If you want more colour if your life simply change the default iPhone 4 wallpaper on the system page to any of the supplied additional wallpapers (or one of your own), and Scott Grimes' translucent buttons will glow the way you want them. The XCF also includes all New Zealand TV and Radio logos including those for Sky TV and Freeview.

Almost complete interface that uses pieces from other XCF files that I found. Interface focuses on ease of access for both wife and kids. Includes codes for Receiver that allow access to all functions with stylus. Main features are all accessible from touch panel. Some functions are still under development. Enjoy!

A simple XCF file for the Pronto TSU9800. This file also works for the TSU9600.