The design of this system is around users who are not familure with the cinema system set-up and users good interface design and walkthroughs to ensure a new user can use the system without prior training. This files also deals with the fact that Toshiba TV's do not have any descrete codes AV input select, etc: There are useful help screens links on pages where it is required in the event the system does not do as required due to the lack of the descrete codes.

There is the added bonus of how to get TiVo to work if it is recording, which as TiVo users in the UK will know it only comes with one built in Tuner and if your TV does not have Freeview built in this system shows you how it can be configured with additional freeview box and TV and work seemlessly, again with the restraint of the Toshiba TV. The main thing is that this is designed for a less is more approach with nearly all techy stuff hidden away, so if you are after a design which is for a techy to administer there system this is not for you. If you are after a system which your wife, girlfriend, family or friends staying over can use without the need for long explainations or written instructions.

Here is my system setup, it is a little unpolished. But I thought that this might help some people looking for 9400 XCF files. It has some of my older remote screens that where imported that I haven't updated to color yet. I'll try and update down the road when I get it a little more polished.

Design created using elements of others with some of my own as well. My goal was as simple and error free operation as possible. A key element was having so there was no guesswork for others to use, i.e. must meet WAF! I hid the configuration panels for the lighting and Sony VPL-VW50 projector (easily accessible via the initial home page) so others would not know it was there.

Some elements I like about it are:

• Clean look and operation.
• Each device page (i.e. DirecTV, HD-DVD, BluRay, XBox, etc.) have the logo of the device as the background.
• All devices are automated fully, whether turning on or off.
• A ton of discrete codes for pretty much everything.

Enjoy and if any questions let me know!

This complete system file is mostly geared toward RS232 one-way control of the Theta Casablanca III, JVC projector and Denon Blu-ray, and IR control of the rest. A few codes may be missing for Panasonic Blu-ray and Toshiba HD-DVD player.

A system controlled with discrete IR codes. Includes AV32R action switch full control to control a Revel B15a subwoofer (off/on, movie/music bias) and turn on/off a vinyl setup with a TAG Mclaren PPA20 and a SME10. Controls an Apple TV second generation. Includes icons for Portuguese cable TV channels.

I got the idea from the TSU9600, some buttons from the Nevo and made a TSU9400 file!

My first attempt at a complete system XCF, very basic (but works well) and has codes for many components that I havent found elsewhere. It also uses the RFX9400 Wireless Extender.

I took a lot from XPronto SCUBA Edition by Scott Grimes, modified it to fit the 9400. I use it to control MythTV, Kaffeine, the Nakamichi Soundspace and my Squeezebox. The ProntoSqueeze software is removed from this XCF.

This XCF includes ProntoScript and RS-232 management. Uses two RFX9600 extenders.

A complete system layout with a remote lockout screen system (also available in a separate download).