This remote is designed to be easy to use in low light and by a wife with poor eyesight. Many thanks for the ideas and button designs from Andrea Whitlock, Pete Miller and Daniel Tonks. It also includes Andrea Whitlock's 2002 calendar. Feedback is welcome, this is my first shot at designing a remote.

This is the winning ProntoPro CCF submitted by John Corkery, converted for use on my TS-1000. I actually changed some buttons to my own liking, but left the originals included in some other panels.

Based on Scott's Popcorn Trek design. After trying many many designs with & without fancy graphics, this layout proved to be the most practical & fastest to navigate. I altered the original panels to all black, as the grey tended to be hard to read. My goal was to be able to jump from any device to any other device with the minimum number of button presses, and to avoid useless jumping back and forth between menus. Based on Australian TV/FoxSat stations, with as many discrete codes as I could find.

This CCF is in a state of flux - I have added a number of new components... many thanks to all that have generously contributed to this forum.

A complete system with German TV logos.

Multizone navigation is setup for whole house automation and A/V control. Includes discrete power codes for most equipment.

It's not really "pretty", it's got Big Buttons for Big Fingers and not much else. A tabbed design with 7 actual devices, combined into one virtual device with all panels hidden, everything jumps you to where you need to go next. One tab allows you to access the main panel for each device if needed. Home page is a borrowed Matrix BMP with access to a clean screen and a couple of “hidden” buttons that activate-deactivate an X-10 Security Camera after everything else is shut off. Includes panels with all Panasonic codes, downloaded from the files section.

Icons & ideas borrowed from others via RC, plus some custom material. A non-framed layout (for maximum usable area), designed with two main uses: watching movies and listening to music. In each case I have tried to decide what functions I need to hand when performaing either activity, and have tried to incorporate this functionality into one main screen per component. Includes a DVD region macro and power on/off macros that even reduce the TV volume to minimum along the way.

A complete system CCF with the following devices.

My CCF is inspired by many people and I borrowed graphics from everywhere. I put everything together so that it is easy to use and intuitive. The Philips TiVo includes a keyboard for the Search by Title function and a DVD library thanks to Super Nudelist.