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For: Philips ProntoPro NG By: Robert Boazman | Contest Entry #30: Make It Work This is my first PCF design for the TSU7000. I created this design to accommodate my 6 year old son and my wife. Like most, she doesn't want to learn about all the equipment. As she says, "Just make it work."The design is simple to use and is based on our most frequently used activities. These icons are on almost all pages, DirecTV, TiVo and HDTV icons. Since some of the equipment, like the Yamaha, is new to me, I'll be adding functionality over time. Most pages have a browse back button, even though one is hard coded. Easy access to guides and info. A complete collection of CD cover art provides direct access to any CD. TiVo is used frequently. Buttons are built from stock Liatro buttons. Thanks to Daniel and all the Remote Central forum members and their designs. I borrowed from everyone. Special thanks to Dave D'Arche for the Pronto Wizard Guide. It saved me many hours and he was extremely helpful with my email questions. |
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For: Philips ProntoPro NG By: Adam Bursey | Contest Entry #31: Quicksilver This layout is an evolution of my TSU3000 layout. It is activity-based and makes heavy use of macros to control my two zones of equipment and home automation. The layout of hard and soft buttons for each device follows a pattern, making it fairly simple to learn to use. There is a help screen for each device. The skin is based a concept of liquid metal. |
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For: Philips ProntoPro NG By: Suzanne Chanesman | Contest Entry #32: Beane Design My design is different in that it only includes items that are used by an average user. No need to clutter or confuse. |
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For: Philips ProntoPro NG By: Jon Linville | Contest Entry #33: Heavy Blue This is a PCF file that I designed 100%. It contains many devices and has a consistent easy-to-use layout throughout. The system page contains a modified version of the chrome Pronto symbol that is used as a home page button. There are two satellite boxes, each with all available DirecTV channel icons, as well as channel icons for my cable TV channels - located in the TV device. The DVD jukebox contains jackets for over 300 DVDs and allow you to jump directly to that disc. The CD jukebox currently has a sample page with CD jackets, I haven't loaded my changer yet. In the discrete codes section there are macros to get to any of the 400 discs in the DVD jukebox and the 400 discs in the CD jukebox.The file is large, but will download to the remote and simulates very well. The learning curve is very small. Enjoy it! |
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For: Philips ProntoPro NG By: Mike Ventimiglia | Contest Entry #34: Envision THIRD PLACE WINNER! Envision is a totally new way to look at the Philips Pronto. The first version encompasses a completely overhauled interface to the remote. Rather than stressing on unneeded functions, the minimal technical design makes way for increased aesthetic appeal.The typical TSU7000 interface was removed in a favor of a more user friendly environment. In the future, this design will be enhanced and made available. |
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For: Philips ProntoPro NG By: Craig Belcher | Craig Belcher's U-verse PCF Spent 2 days tring to get my TSU7000 to control AT&T's new set-top-boxes the Cisco/SA IPN4320 and IPN330HD. Well, I got everything to work except the mute key:) I hope this will save a fellow user some time. Cheers! |
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For: Philips ProntoPro NG By: Craig Nix | Craig Nix's Media Center PCF This is my first version for the TSU7000. Most of the systems I am involved with include Windows Media Centers, so you will find this one operates primarily focused on a system built around MCE 2005. If you are familiar with MCE though, you know that HDTV isn't one of it's key features, so this setup has an easy ability built in to switch back and forth from HDTV to MCE. Most artwork was designed and done by me, so be kind, but I hope you like it. First one is the hardest, stay tuned, they will get better from here. |
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For: Philips ProntoPro NG By: Craig Nix | Craig Nix's v2.0 PCF This time around I wanted to keep it simple and clean looking. Most remotes I program are for systems utilizing Media Center computers so there is the ability to switch to MCE in every screen. Once designed in this simplified looking way though, my next challenge was to secure the program by adding in a combination lock function to get into the learning and set-up functions of the remote. If someone is to download this and try to access the programming mode of the remote, they would need to toggle the screens to the right until they get to a programming access screen and enter in the code of 2006 in the on-screen keypad. This then opens up the programming mode. Very simplistic, but it keeps a customer out of relearning a particular button on an individual screen. All button functions that the customers access reference buttons on programming/learning pages that are hidden, so that reprogramming is more simple. Enjoy! More to come.... |
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For: Philips Pronto NG By: Chris Poppy | DCPoppy's Activity-Based High-Def PCF Thanks to David Shaw and Daniel Tonks for design elements and John Brandt for the NFL Sunday Ticket which I tweaked and updated for 2005. |
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For: Philips Pronto NG By: Dana Rodakis | Dana's Home Theater Thanks to other submissions that gave me ideas and graphics. Thanks to Daniel Tonks for this site and his help layout. |
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