From the Manufacturer
The Pronto Pro TSU7000 universal remote control goes well beyond the borders of your imagination. The device features an incorporated TFT display with touch screen technology that allows users to control their TVs, DVD players, satellite receivers, stereo systems, and more. The screen offers the best readability on the market, and its 64,000 colors allow users to be as creative as they want to be. Unlike most remote controls, which are limited to a certain number of components and/or functions, the ProntoPro’s unparalleled design combines the benefits of a dynamic digital user interface with direct access buttons. It’s easy to add, delete, and label new buttons or menus, letting users customize the remote according to individual needs and tastes. Users can also set up, change, and personalize the user interface with any number of components.
In combination with the ProntoProEdit software package (with a free download at www.pronto.philips.com), users can create state-of-the-art configurations. The device offers a 32 MB memory capacity, which is big enough to implement any type of user interface with custom button colors, channel icons, and background colors.
The ProntoPro can control virtually any infrared (IR) device and comes with pre-installed codes for more than 800 brands. It can also learn new brands and even grow in functionality as your system changes to accommodate new components. Plus, with IR/RF compatibility, the device can control infrared devices in cabinets or other rooms with the simple addition of an RF extender.
Features include:
- Single solution for any device and brand
- Extensive universal infrared code database
- Learns any infrared code from another remote by simply pointing at the device
- Future-proof, upgradeable software
- Radio frequency for devices not in line of sight via RF extender
- Fully customizable user interface
- PC software helps design your remote’s functions
- Creates macros that perform multiple commands with 1 button
- 64,000-color TFT LCD screen for extensive graphical capabilities
- 32 MB of memory enables creation of large custom configuration files
- Ergonomic design with 1-hand operation
- Keys assignable to the most frequently used functions
- Large 3.8-inch LCD touch screen display
- Compatible with Windows 98 SE, Me, 2000, and XP
Product Description
The ProntoPro Next Generation provides the opportunity to go beyond the borders of imagination. The incorporated TFT display technology guarantees the best readability on the market, and 64K colors allow you to stretch your creative imagination to the maximum! Includes ProntoPro NG control panel, NiMH rechargeable battery pack, CD-ROM with ProntoProEdit NG PC-software, USB cable for PC- connection, User guide. * Extended Memory : 32 MB * Large LCD Touchscreen Display : 3.8″ 64K TFT Color Large, High Resolution LCD Display with bright backlight for convenient operation with easy-to-use touch screen. * Fully-Customizable Learning Remote Control Remote controls are typically limited to a certain number of components and/or functions – not this one. ProntoPro NG s unparalleled design combines the benefits of a dynamic, digital user interface with direct access buttons. It s easy to add, delete, and label new buttons or menus. This allows maximum customization according to individual needs and tastes. It s easy to set up, change, and personalize the user interface with any number of components. In combination with the strong ProntoProEdit NG software package (a free download at pronto.philips.com), you can create state-of-the-art configurations.The unit s memory capacity-32 MB gives the freedom to implement any type of user interface with customized button colors, channel icons and background.
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Frank Wilson is a retired teacher with over 30 years of combined experience in the education, small business technology, and real estate business. He now blogs as a hobby and spends most days tinkering with old computers. Wilson is passionate about tech, enjoys fishing, and loves drinking beer.
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