Complete European CCF file. Note for the D+ Gold Box, all TV stations are based on standard D+ channel tuning as of April 10, 2000.

The home menu has 2 key actions (listen to radio & start PC). Once the PC is lauched, additional actions become available. Everything useful for a given action is within two button's reach. The interface relies on tabs, buttons and simple graphics.

There was one main goal for this CCF: easy to use in low light. I also avoided icons, when I could, to keep the size down as I have several devices. I haven't spent much time with the CD controls since I use the SLINKE/CDJ for them. As is the case with so many here, I am grateful for the hard work and generosity of others.

Complete system with four VCRs and many macros. Remote codes for the TV are incomplete since the original wore out long ago.

Full System file including matched graphical displays, intuitive navigation,full Sky Digi TV Guide. Parts borrowed but not much. Feedback welcome.

Based on D. Tonks original Pronto CCF with Swedish translations in bitmaps.

This remote was designed to operate our store theater. It controls two different projectors, one of which does not have discrete off. There are also lighting and screen masking controls. Individual componenents were designed to be merged easily into an entire system.

Updated version of V2 which was inspired by one by Jim Hughes on Remote Central. Added projector and upscaling box as well as some more macros. Effectively replaces V2. Complete codes for the remotes replicated in the hidden 'source' panels, the main panels have been made with ease of use in mind.

Due to my move to a new apartment, where I can receive many more television and radio stations, I think it's time to post my CCF again. It has undergone lots of changes and additions to the one from January 2000. Everything is "stolen" from this page, so I'd like to thank all the people I grabbed ideas from.

This is a complete makeover of my previous CCF. It now supports the Toshiba TW40X81 television and the Pioneer PD-F19 megachanger. The TV supports some useful "magic" codes learned from a Cinema 7.