Welcome to the World of Pronto and RC5000 Programing
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"The Pronto is a universal learning remote control that combines
elegance, flexibility and ease of use. It features both a large
touchscreen display with an intuitive user interface and
direct-access buttons to conveniently provide home entertainment
control." - Philips
This page was created primarily to share my pronto configuration
file and to act as a jumpgate to some greate pronto sites.
I have been having a wonderful time customizing my pronto, and
you should be able to find my current configuration under the system
information section. You will need the ProntoEdit software to view the
ccf file, which you can download
here.
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I installed the new screen and added a new section in the Pronto Ravings area that has more
information and some pictures of the upgrade process and Pronto internals. The procedure
pretty much worked. The install went flawlessly, but the end result is a little disapointing.
I have some grey lines near the right and left edges of the screen, the good news is the backlight
works. I am making a guess that the problem stems from the fact that I received the wrong revision
of the LCD screen. I got a Rev A instead of a Rev G, and at least one other person has seen similar
results. I don't know what I will do about it, if anything, but I figured the pictures and procedure
was still kind of interesting.
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I have added my review of the remote to the site. I really like the
T2 and am very happy with how this has all worked out.
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When I made my full configuration I started by making seperate files
for each component. I merged these layouts together to form my complete
.rti file. I have also created custom IR libraries for some of my
components. I have made those available if anyone wants to use them.
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I have spent a few days programming and using my new Theater Touch
T2 remote, and I really like it so far. I loved the Pronto so much
I did not think any remote would ever be able to take it's place.
The T2 has done an admirable job filling the void, and is much cooler
than I thought it would be.
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The primary reason I wanted the T2 was because I wanted a universal
remote that could handle the everyday use of all my components. The
Pronto could do that, but controlling a TiVo with it is a pain because
of all the menu navigation. The T2 handles this task exceptionally well.
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Old Messages
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wc_05-06-2000.zip Current CCF
MultiTiVo.zip 2 TiVo CCF
gallery.zip Current Gallery
TV: Mistubishi 60" RPTV VS-6043
PVR: Philips TiVo 14 Hr HDR112
PVR: Philips TiVo 30 Hr HDR312
DVD: Sony DVP-S300
VCR 1: Sony SLV-960HS VTR 3
VCR 2: Sony SLV-960HS VTR 1
VCR 3: Panasonic PV-8401
Receiver: Yamaha RX-V2092
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