Function shows a simple messagebox in the center of screen.

msgbox(txt, buttons, msg_okyes_handler, msg_no_handler)

"buttons" controls two cases:
- ok = OK-Button only
- yesno = Yes- and No-Button

This is very lightweight example of a password module. You don't have to create multiple pages to set up passwords for pages and activities. You can also set a password with more than 10 characters!

This file contains an example of the creation of a floating page, or a page that shows up on top of another page so that you can navigate from, for example, the Blu-ray control page to the lights control on a Lutron panel.

This file is still under construction, I will post it as it evolves, however, if anyone likes them the scripts or the graphics and wants a copy of the backgrounds or buttons, just let me know.

Everyone knows how difficult it is to fit all buttons orderly on your page or to build perfect navigation in order to acces all your favourite pages like games, weather and RSS in one simple sweep.

This module contains two menus that are simple to use and configure. They open up to a whole new way of navigating. Elegant fade-in buttons make the struggle for space on your user-interface a problem of the past.

Everyone knows how difficult it is to fit all buttons orderly on your page or to build perfect navigation in order to acces all your favourite pages like games, weather and RSS in one simple sweep.

This module contains two menus that are simple to use and configure. They open up to a whole new way of navigating. Elegant fade-in buttons make the struggle for space on your user-interface a problem of the past.

The new ProntoTimer comes next to two setup (properties) pages with two user pages. On the first page you will find 6 identical AlarmTimers. These can be underlied with activities such as e.g. light or music on/off (with captions) in the setup pages. On the user pages you can (directly within the TSU) then can set and activate the timer with time and weekday.

On the second page there are 4 special timers at your disposal.

The new ProntoTimer comes next to two setup (properties) pages with two user pages. On the first page you will find 6 identical AlarmTimers. These can be underlied with activities such as e.g. light or music on/off (with captions) in the setup pages. On the user pages you can (directly within the TSU) then can set and activate the timer with time and weekday.

On the second page there are 4 special timers at your disposal.

Borrowing heavily from the sliding sections in Project Boredom, and using the new ability in ProntoScript to create Widgets dynamically on a page, I've created a ProntoScript class that enables you to easily create a panel, with buttons, once and have it appear on many pages with just one line of code added to the page scripts. This xcf project contains a couple of basic examples. This has only been tested on the TSU9400, but should work on the TSU9600 and TSU9800.

This is an example of using the rotary wheel in a basic fashion. There is a write up that will give instruction on implementing for beginners.

This is an example of using ProntoScript to track the state of a device and then take action conditionally based upon the device state. It is good when discrete commands are not available. There is a write up that will walk the beginner through implementation.