This CCF is based on Daniel's tab design. This is configured for a multi-zone system with extensive use of macros and discrete codes to make life simpler. Highlights include single button macros to turn on receiver, select input and turn on device; Macros that revert system back to watching TV after turning off DVD or VCR; Thirty minute sleep delay for listening to music in bed; A weekday morning alarm process that plays a selection of a soothing CD to let you know sleep time's running out and then a few minutes later wakes you up with NPR, it then plays a rock station to let you know you should be heading out the door to work. It has many help panels to figure out what some buttons do.
• Operated by model CR235 original remote control.
Uses Daniel's tab design. The Alpha 10 is not represented as a device, but rather its functions are embedded within macros for each of the devices it amplifies (stored in the power/device buttons).
