Small German CCF with a surf guide, 2001 calendar and telephone book. Based on Daniel Tonks' design.

I used graphics from several other well-known CCFs on Remote Central to create a simple, easy-to-use CCF for my home theater. I like to keep the CCF as streamlined as possible, while still allowing buttons for less-frequently used functions on secondary pages.

End-user simplicity was my objective when creating this ccf file. It took me about 100 hours to create this file and to optimize and fine-tune it. I created help menus and disabled the macro and devices drop down menus. This ccf is macro intense, so many of the buttons perform several functions. There is also a technical write up on my products inside this zip file that you may find interesting.

I designed all home icons, roladex, and calender. Thanks to all whose transport icons I used. All devices use a "pop-up" style menu system, complete with "back" buttons.

This system configuration controls all devices in a main room and bedroom setup. All ideas for the design and the graphics were borrowed from Remote Central. I wish to collectively thank all those whose ideas I used in this configuration. An intuitive user guide, accessed from the main home panel, is included in the configuration. With this configuration, I have replaced a total of 14 remote controls with the TSU2000.

Nicely laid out design, complete with macros and discrete codes (all found on this site) extremely user friendly. If you have DirecTV with TiVo, check this out! Highly used TiVo commands accessible from all channel menu pages. All images borrowed and manipulated. Many thanks to everyone at this site.

This is my absolute first try at designing my CCF. All graphics/design/functions were created by myself (except for discreet codes I took from this site). I designed this CCF to be simple to use and quick to control. I started by making exact duplicates of my original remotes, on multiple screens, then I created a macro screen that combined all of the most used buttons on one screen, corresponding to the media that is being played.

A basic CCF with the following devices.

This system CCF uses bitmaps from several other CCFs and I claim no originality. There are some descrete codes used that are not in the original VCR, TV or receiver remotes.

A complete system CCF from Austria with the following devices, plus MoreTV control via Hauppauge WinTV's IR-Jack connector.