The system includes seperate radio and visual segments which suits me. Hard buttons have been programed to allow picture adjustment in all visual sources. I have also included an AV tools section which allows me to setup individual components. The system uses standard bitmaps provided by Philips and is a work in progress.

Basically a modified version of the stock philips files for use with the above equipment with the COX DVR menu buttons (ABC and such).

A complete XCF file controlling a home cinema system. Includes CanalSat television logos.

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.

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 recently upgraded to a TSU9600 (awesome device!) This is my first draft system file, it is based on the theme from my Pronto colour CCF. I have borrowed some elements from other XCF's here (thanks guys) and also customised others PNG's searched from the web. Enjoy!

A first configuration for our new showroom.

Note on the Olive Opus, the commands were learned but it is not a solid operating level yet, for some unknown reason. The EAD includes all the setup pages and functionality from the original marantz remote.

My user interface is called Simplicity, and it provides easy control over environment lighting through the Pronto’s hard buttons – which are also used to provide easy channel time shifting with only three keys, Pause, Play and Stop (the DVR is not directly accessible and is only used for time shifting). The Canal Satellite layout is full of favorite channels sorted by genre. Graphics are particularly easy to understand.

Advanced macros will turn on necessary devices (plasma TV, DVD, amplifier, etc.) and turn off unused ones (DVR, etc.) whenever a video source is selected, while selecting audio will turn off video devices (DVR, etc.) and power the amplifier.

This is a work in progress that incorporates some pictures I found online and I started messing with Paint Shop Pro for labeling. I will be getting the RFX9600 so some of the components will change to RS232 but this is what I have for now.