A complete system setup for the following devices.

This is my complete remote system, including DSS, DVD, TV, VCR, Receiver, and X10. I'm having a problem with one of the DSS pages and would appreciate help. See forum for details.

Using Norman King's CCF as a base (which had a very clean look), I expanded it to handle 2 Sony 300 disk changers, allowing for group play for each or both players, and also finding a specific artist on either player. The TiVo/DSS controls are set to allow easy recording and playback. The TV control buttons change channels and activate the rotor to point the roof antenna to the strongest signal for that channel here in our rural part of Colorado.

This is an update to my previous configuration, mostly for improving the usability of the Tivo and DirecTivo. The "Live TV" tab will now toggle you in and out of Live TV. I added an "Enter" button to the Menu page, in case you needed Enter while navigating (this came up today when I needed to do the Tivo 3-thumb-down+Enter combo to get the unit to restart). I also added a "Tuner" button to the DirecTivo Live TV page so you can switch tuners while watching Live TV using the dual-tuner 2.5 Tivo software. Finally, I fixed the "Now Playing" tab to work with the 2.5 Tivo software release.

Updated CCF with tabbed panels for DirecTV channels, discrete on/off for most components.

The unique feature of this remote is easy usage by my kids (4 and 2) and my wife and advanced usage by me. I purposefully only allow the built-in arrow navigation between their panel and mine because they have a very hard time hitting it. All graphics are original by me. The kids' panels are more activity based and the advanced panels are more device based. I hid the Macro panels (with the learned codes) by naming them with a single space this makes navigating to them much more difficult, because it just shows a blank menu.

A multi-monitor system with child lockout panels (code 2192) and the following devices.

Combination of original samples and items & artwork borrowed from other designs. The home screen is split into two, with the top half having icons for channel selections and the bottom for devices devices. The dividing line has buttons for lights and for power control. As with most, this CCF isn't (and will never be!) 100% complete. But it's not too far off, and my family and kids use it every day.

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.

Features amp controls from all pages, a CD jukebox listing, help on every panel, musical theme from Terminator and more - but all in French!