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For: Pronto TSU9400 By: Aguzzi Adriano | Workout for Over Forties I use this system in my workout room, while on the treadmill or on the elliptical crosstrainer. In addition, being in my early fifties, I need reading glasses for any font smaller than 14. Therefore, the buttons are designed to be large and color-coded. This way they can be immediately found even when you are beating the hell out of yourself (in terms of cardio fitness), and even if you are far-sighted (in terms of focal length of your anterior eye chamber). |
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For: Pronto TSU9400 By: Yves Allard | Cinema 33 In my own opinion, a really nice presentation! |
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For: Pronto TSU9400 By: Luis Alves | Luis Alves' Home Theater A system controlled with discrete IR codes. Includes AV32R action switch full control to control a Revel B15a subwoofer (off/on, movie/music bias) and turn on/off a vinyl setup with a TAG Mclaren PPA20 and a SME10. Scheduled to evolve to control a Windows Vista MC via Prontoscript and IR (Origen AE S21T case). Includes icons for Portuguese cable TV channels. |
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For: Pronto TSU9400 By: Audrey | Audrey's TSU9400 My TSU9400 v1 design builds on Edward Lee’s iPhone interface and combines custom buttons with stock Pronto elements and components from Daniel Tonks, etal. The design does not break new ground; however, it does achieve my goal of minimizing the number of screen changes with minimum clutter. FYI... the interface may appear dark in the simulator; design elements were darkened to compensate for the 9400’s screen brightness. |
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For: Pronto TSU9400 By: Break-@f-Dawn | Break-@f-Dawn's XCF A complete system XCF file, including German satellite logos. |
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For: Pronto TSU9400 By: Julian Croot | Julian Croot's XCF Changing my old Pronto RU990 to the TSU9400 with its more numerous hard buttons allowed me remove the tabs on each page, and finally make full use of the screen. In this I've made sure all my components' functions fit on 1 page, (with a seperate page for each zone on my AV Amplifier), whilst keeping the button sizes larger and more attractive than I've used before. I've kept the system area as small as is practical.I've also made use of Pronto scripts to cater for short/long presses of the power button (on/off) and page scrolling of the Sky and Freeview TV guides using the rotary wheel. Every device is accessible from the home page, and I've PIN protected power to the projector (The PIN is 5555 on this version). You'll find every IR code you can think of for each of the devices, including the commands used in all 4 zones for the Denon AV amplifier. Hope it's useful. |
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For: Pronto TSU9400 By: Drew | Drew's TSU9400 Configuration Still working on it - I converted some files to the TSU9400. |
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For: Pronto TSU9400 By: Enric | Enric's Media System I hope this file will be useful. |
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For: Pronto TSU9400 By: Michael Fitzmaurice | MikeFitz TSU9400 My first attempt at a complete system XCF, very basic (but works well) and has codes for many components that I havent found elsewhere. It also uses the RFX9400 Wireless Extender. |
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For: Pronto TSU9400 By: Stefan Fuerst | Stef's EFE EFE - "easy for everyone". After downloading to your 9400 press "start", lay back and enjoy all the macros. Use the home key to reach the main page of selected device, press the arrow key to get to the macros for this device. With the small direct keys on the top of most pages you jump to other devices without using the macro. Pressing the book key (looks like two opened pages) you'll reach the amp if you want to select a source manually. From the amp page you reach the home page with the 5th hardkey (house symbol). All the buttons will remind you a little bit of the iPhone. They are designed with PaintShopPro and optimized for best readability and nice optics in crystal style. Each Device has its typical colour for best clarity. Hope you like it, its made with German Gruendlichkeit ;-) |
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