A1−05 What are the ProntoNEO and RC3200?

Even though the ProntoNEO and RC3200 sound similar to their more expensive counterparts, these are in fact totally different products incompatible with the "normal" Pronto's standards. Yes, they can be similarly customized with macros and bitmaps, however these newer models cannot use standard Pronto CCF files (they employ a new NCF format), or Pronto−formatted IR hex codes. Currently, there is no way to convert a CCF to NCF format, or vice versa.

A1−06 What is the Pronto NG and ProntoPro NG?

The black and white Pronto "Next Generation" TSU3000 and SBC−RU950, along with the color ProntoPro NG TSU7000 and SBR−RU980, are very different remotes from the original Pronto hardware designs. They feature a completely new hardware platform with better screens, additional hard buttons, more memory, USB communications and a wealth of operational enhancements. In other words, progress!

The software programs ProntoEdit NG and ProntoProEdit NG will be instantly recognizable to original ProntoEdit users, and can import Pronto CCF files and use regular Pronto hex codes. The new models share that distinctive "Pronto" feel that made the originals so popular. If you'd like more information on the Pronto NG, be sure to browse Remote Central for full reviews, a discussion forum, and a completely new file area.

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Philips TS1000 manual A1−05 What are the ProntoNEO and RC3200?, A1−06 What is the Pronto NG and ProntoPro NG?