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- Reviewed on: 12/03/2003
- Updated on: 10/28/2009
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After the very successful TSU2000 Pronto, Philips is glad to announce a new member in the family! The Pronto TSU3000 is now available with even higher performance and flexibility. The TSU3000 has an improved 320x240 pixel 3.8" display with 16 gray scales that allows you to create much more realistic buttons and pictures. The bright true blue backlight that lights up both the LCD and all hard buttons ensures perfect operability in the dark. The built-in light sensor will switch the backlight on automatically, while after the adjustable time-out the light will smoothly fade off. The Digital Contrast Control is always directly available to adjust the LCD-contrast. A total of 19 hard buttons are available to perform basic functions: The channel up/down, mute, volume up/down buttons are conveniently located at the right side of the LCD. Of the four buttons below the LCD three can be freely assigned and labeled. The 4-direction cursor key can both be used for controlling devices by infrared or navigating through the devices and pages on the LCD. The four buttons around the cursor are freely programmable. On the left side there are the page up/down and the backlight key. The TSU3000 has the latest available infrared codes in its universal database featuring more than 500 brands and the latest products like TiVo and X10. But in case your exotic amplifier or hard disk recorder is not listed, you can still learn the codes by copying your existing remote control. In case your equipment is hidden behind a closet or is located in another room, you just switch the Pronto to RF (optional RF Extender required). One of the strongest features of Pronto is its configurability via the included USB-cable to the PC. The software package ProntoEditNG includes new functionality to help you create your configuration file, now called PCF (Pronto Configuration File): multi-document, multi-level (Standard and Advanced), Transparency, multiple jumps in macro, full screen configurability, assignment of system functions to buttons, and import function for CCF-files.
