A code library will be a must for the T2. It's architecture is built around it, and people will benefit greatly from it.

One thing I've found is that the hex editor works great - crude but effective as they say. I had some initial problems with the danged TA-E9000ES absolute codes but pasting them from ProntoEdit works great and may be even faster than the IR learning route.

I found four hours was plenty charging time for the first battery. I then swapped and charged the second one while I worked on the interface. I was surprised how long I was able to use it as I had the thing on for long periods of time learning and testing codes.

Anyway, back to Wimbledom and the T2 interface setup! Did I mention I LOVE the ergonomics and the display is SO VERY LEGIBLE even at angles.

Cheers,

DJ