This design has a very simple concept that centralizes around an animated 3D disc that serves many different purposes in this layout. All graphics and animations are completely original, however the channel icon buttons are alterations of existing available graphics. Thanks Much!

I have taken some great work by others, and added a litte flair. I tweeked the grahics a bit, and added some of my own. I focused on the biggest problem with this remote, the space issues. This forced all the grahics to be too small to be practical. I fixed this problem, and was still able to add jump buttons on the top of all pages. Run the emulator to really see the potential of this layout.

My CCP file for MX-6000, MSC-400 and PSX-1. It is very much a work in progress, as have yet to move the required macros and controls to the MSC-400 (there are a couple, but far from complete). Will provide updates when complete. If you have any comments/feedback or questions, please feel free to drop me a line through RC Mail or email.

Complete control, easy to use with all components and functionality.

A simplefied, original user interface that can be expanded upon. Note that older MX-3000s might have a hard time with the PNG files used in this template.

I've been a computer programmer for longer than I care to admit. It took some time to get used to the development environment for the MX-3000, but this forum helped a LOT. I'm finally posting my RCC file that controls all electronics and lights in my house, inside and out. Many of my controls for the various devices I borrowed from various posts here. I even took some digital pics my rooms and of some of my remotes to put them in the remote either as backgrounds or to use for buttons. I also tried to standardize the layout somewhat, almost every screen has a return arrow in the lower left to go to the previous screen, each room has a lights button in the middle of the bottom edge, each room has a power on/off button in the lower right, each lights screen has an All Off button. I used a lot of variables to determine which devices were on, and each light has its own variable so when it is off the slider is red and to the left, when it is on it is green and to the right. I use X-10 modules for the holiday lights and then hide those buttons during the off season. I even have a Packer G icon on the main page which brings up the schedule with buttons on each game to switch to the proper... (more)

This is a MX3000 templete with a Rolex theme. Lots of pictures of nice Rolexs provided by a guy in Germany named Croco. There are a couple of nice easter eggs. This is a sure hit for any client who is into watches.

This is a copy of the James Bond file that I was given by Hank at URC. I believe this was made by one of the guys at URC.

Here is my first attempt at the MX-3000. Controls my Russound Cav system and the two TVs that I have now. Already programmed in variables and macros for the other rooms for when TVs go in there. There are quite a few pages of macros and variables used to keep track of what is on, what source is being used and also which room you're in. Tried to keep all user screens to have the features used most and the ability to switch sources without having to go to the main screen. Most functions are in the exact spot in each screen to keep a familiar feeling for the user. This is based off of the Gravity template.

System contains all three of the Panasonic DMR-E codes with discrete on-off buttons and two pages for titling timer functions and programs that will work on all of the Panasonic DMR-E machines. EDV file has discrete on-off that will work on any Sony Beta Machine or VHS machine using code #1.