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.

An original configuration with ProntoScript, rotary wheel control and a splash screen. Not complete but I will make the rest later...

I have made it possible for you to always have the original remote in-hand! Includes XBMC Navi X. Check it out!

A complete home theater system setup. Let's control!

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.

Recently updated. A full system configuration for Australian TV. Got a few more background pictures and a nicer transport layout.

Changing my old Pronto RU990 to the TSU9400 with its more numerous hard buttons allowed me remove the tabs on each page, and finally make full use of the screen. In this I've made sure all my components' functions fit on 1 page, (with a seperate page for each zone on my AV Amplifier), whilst keeping the button sizes larger and more attractive than I've used before. I've kept the system area as small as is practical.

I've also made use of Pronto scripts to cater for short/long presses of the power button (on/off) and page scrolling of the Sky and Freeview TV guides using the rotary wheel. Every device is accessible from the home page, and I've PIN protected power to the projector (The PIN is 5555 on this version). You'll find every IR code you can think of for each of the devices, including the commands used in all 4 zones for the Denon AV amplifier. Hope it's useful.