This is a completely new design. The idea was simplification throughout. You'll find that all of the devices have all of their remote codes defined on one panel with everything labeled in english (no fancy graphics, just simple IR codes that work for each device). The rest of the remote is setup to make operating the whole system easy - touch the first screen and the tv is working (with the Replay and receiver). More information in the .TXT file.

This is a collection of several CCF files. One is the overall system file, the remainder are one each for the particular components. The individual files are made to quickly and efficiently move into your current configuration with little modification. Most discrete codes are present for all.

This is a compilation of many CCF's and many ideas from other CCF's. Many vendor icons decorate this remote. My home page is dedicated to all of my phellow Phish phans. Thanks to all for your input.

I've gone function over form here. This program does it all -- scrolls through tedious Toshiba video inputs, turns off and on devices through logical paths, etc. Not all learned functions work well, but logic is excellent. If you interrupt one step it will lose its place requiring a manual fix, but it knows what is on and what is off from any point. Will switch from one component to any other with 2 button presses. The sundial is for switching components, the lightening bolt is for power off, and the circled R is for recording with DISH IR blaster (doesn't work so hot in my room). Made most buttons from scratch using Power Point and internet images.

I took a lot of ready-made items for my file. I am from Isreal so you can also see Hebrew letters.

Complete system CCF file with a clean layout.

My CCF contains a complete listing of all DVD/CD list for the changers; Discrete codes in macros for all Power On/Off operations. I also have a lot of icons (from Daniel & Dale) you may find them useful when designing your own CCF.

I have implemented a crude popup menuing system. It serves its purpose as long as you use the popup menu exclusively to change between devices. My first attempt -- still not totally complete.

Revision two. I chose not to use the default Pronto scroll bars and device button. Instead a Jump key takes you where you want to go. Can't find any better backdrop than Guy Kuo's excellent picture. Sony DVD jog dial with all functions available made using other Sony codes and the least number of macros. The Database code is 1972, which takes you to the buttons others can't reach. One page contains swearing. Still unfinished.

New version! A complete CCF file from France including 87 logos for Canal Satellite. Thanks to John Sully for his drop down menus.