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Major file area update...
This week we’ve finally managed to verify and upload every file that has been submitted in the past few months. There are now over 8800 entries in our entire file area database, not including discrete codes!

Philips Pronto
First up is the classic Philips Pronto area, covering the TS-1000, TSU2000, TSU6000, RU890, RU940, RU970, RC5000, RC5000i, RC5200, RC9200, RAV-2000 and CHAD. Pronto NG owners, don’t forget that you can import CCF files too! New or updated color or black and white system CCFs are now available by:

Andreas Pfister Anthony Poole Chad Gauntt Christopher Palmer Craig Sawyer Dana Rodakis David Armour Emmanuel Garcia François Lesueur Frank Bogen Frank Del Favero Greg Klein Guy Kuo Jeff Bernardis Julian Levene

Malcolm Demanuele Marchal Mark Kumke Martial Bouvard Pawa Richard Tong Rick Follett Roberto Porcelli Russell O'Hara Simon Polinelli Steve Koestner Steve McNally Steve Rosing Tom Patterson Tony Prince

Other file updates include channel logos from Steve McNally, Craig Keightley and “Eichi0815”, a mass IR format converter called Vert from Tony Marona, and an interesting file from Eigeny Oulianov. He’s the guy responsible for the unique FontRep and ImgRep utilities, which can be used by power users to change the look of the default Pronto user interface – something that isn’t normally possible. He’s also written a rather in-depth look at Pronto IR formats, but his most recent release is a CCF file designed to integrate with Crestron RF systems.

This file will work on any RF-enabled Pronto-based product such as the TSU6000, RU970, RC5200, RC9200, USR-5RF (CHAD) and imported for Pronto NG models TSU3000, TSU7000, RU950, RU980. It provides through-the-wall control of Crestron’s RF-based control systems including models CNRFGWA-418, CNRFGWA, MC2W, ST-CP and STI-CP. Turn your Pronto classic into the equivalent of a Crestron MT-500!

But that’s not all... if you have a ProntoNG and an IR-based Crestron CNIRGW, he’s got a new specially modified PCF to work with that device’s codes, which are too fast for normal learning and reproduction. If you’d like to upload something, click here.

Philips Pronto NG
One of our most recent file areas is for the new Pronto NG remote control, and has seen quick growth over the past few months – in fact there are now over 200% more systems than our last report! New or updated configurations are now available from:

Adam D. Bursey Andreas Besser Barry Barlow Bill Kounellas Chad Bevoduz Clint E. Simester Daniel Tonks

Dave Nibeck Dean Rossman Dennis Wilkinson Gary Rodgers Joe Gildein (x2) Mark Clinger Mark Smallman Martin Murphy

Matt Bennett Michael Burwen Peter A. Kemmer Richard Strudwick Russ Budro Russ Waters Sam Thorpe Scott Chen

Scott Siegel Simon Rompf Steve Martin Steve McNally Teddy Dimou Tom Uryga Tony Tyler Ager

There’s a large number of original designs already available for the Pronto NG, so be sure to check them out! Other Pronto NG uploads include an NFL schedule (get it before Superbowl!), Pronto Lock, plus a new Button Maker utility from Richard Strudwick. To upload a new Pronto NG file, click here.

Philips iPronto
If you’re the proud owner of a Philips iPronto TSi6400, we’re looking for your ICF files! Help us make the iPronto file area bigger and better – send in your ICF files today! Click here for the upload form.

Philips ProntoNEO
In the Philips ProntoNEO and Marantz RC3200 section you’ll find new or updated complete system NCF files from:

Andrew Phillippe Chris Boar Chris Rees Chris Roy Drew Kronick Gary Frisard Holgi Joe Hopper Kelly Brown

Kim Jensen Mark Jents Mike Ola Möller René Cason Ron Jones Steffen Herr Vitaly Gutkovich

NEO owners – we know you’re out there! Upload your NCF files today!

Home Theater Master MX-700
The Home Theater Master MX-700 & MX-800 section has seen seven recent system uploads from Brian Troy, Darren Davies, David Bulfer, Harvey Gordon, Helgardt Dippenaar, Scott Spillers and “Teddy Bear”. You’ll also find new configurations for a wide range of Panasonic components.

We know there are a lot of MX-700 owners out there – so why not send us your system MX file today and help others? To start the download process click here.