What makes my remote configuration unique is that it is simple, easy to use but also adapts to many tastes, from contemporary to refined. Most importantly, my remote is functional for not only the most basic perspective (ease of use) to the more complex use. This makes my remote a great find for any member of the family.

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 combines a local zone of control for a media rooms as well as whole house audio control for any room in the house using Axium multi zone amps being controlled by IR.

Basic system with a Panasonic Plasma TV, Yamaha 2 zone system, X-10 Lighting, Panasonic Blue-Ray DVD and ATT-UVerse Cable. I also control several pool functions via X-10.

This is a graphics setup that I use in my own remote. Pics of Lamborghinis with matching buttons via Lee Kropp. I will be updating this setup from time to time with more devices.

Repainted and resized all bitmaps to fit my taste. Thanks to all whose graphics I changed.

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.

All Main screen device buttons are "press" for on macro and "press-hold" for Off macro. Also, small clear buttons at the bottom of the main screen are for just page jumps. Tap the "Info" hard button on the main page for a device list and "Screen Cleaning" page.

Here is a design I set up using buttons from another user. It has all sorts of cool GIF images.

A sample Home Theater Master MX-3000 RCC system confgiration file for MX-3000 Editor.