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Please enter your Remote Central user account information to vote: User name: Password: Get a password!  Your vote: Thumbs up! Average... Thumbs down! Once you have voted for a file you may not vote for that same file again. Remember that your vote is applied to all segments of a file. So, even if you may have only evaluated a single element, your rating should reflect the file as a whole. Below you will see all aspects of this file as entered in our database. The file you are rating is as follows: Lee Friedman's MX-950 Designed for: Complete Control MX-950 Aurora Submitted by: Lee Friedman Show author's email address. This is a novice's basic setup of the MX-950 remote. There are a few comments I would like to add regarding my design philosophy. I am fortunate in that my components all offered discrete on/off codes, enabling me to avoid variable statements for the various power statuses of the devices. The main program design issue I had was the main up/down/left/right "joystick" button in the middle of the remote. While it normally operates the codes for the Motorola STB, I had to design a situation in which it controls the TV menu system if that is accessed (hence assigning the joystick buttons to the Pioneer). I managed to do this by writing identical pages under both TV and STB devices; the default page is the STB device, where the toggle operates STB commands. When "menu" is pressed however, it opens the identical page under TV, wherein the toggle operates Pioneer commands. The MENU button itself toggles between the pages so that exiting the TV menu brings the remote back to STB-appropriate commands. Menu paging is seemless, with only the page title changing. I used variables to define the status of the AVR device selector (eg. TV, DVD, etc.), since changing from TV to TV or DVD to DVD causes the AVR to cut the signal for a few seconds. The Listen functions are still in the rudimentary phases of development, but the Watch devices are fully functional at least in a basic sense (I fully expect to embellish these as I grow more familiar with the AVR and add commands). Components in this system: Cable: Motorola DCT6412 CD: Sony CDP-CE405 DVD: Denon DVD-1920 Receiver: Denon AVR-3806 Television: Pioneer Elite PRO-1130HD Return to the file area.