I discovered with my Cinema7 that in TV mode the VCR keys controlled my DVD by default. I suspect this was intentional by one4all. And guess what? It didn't use ANY programming memory. I DID have to add the DVD's eject and power buttons to get it working to my satisfaction. Anyway, it IS a nice way to extend the remote's usefullness.

As for a macro for 36 devices, I already have one. It uses discrete off codes for 7 Home Theater devices, and one "ALL OFF" X10 command. Since I've got 30 X10 modules or switches around the house, the total is 37.

I only use this macro when leaving the house, as it turns off EVERY Light, fan, X10ed appliance, etc. I have seperate "on" macros for each room and home theater "event" such as watching a DVD movie.


Dave