[mrigsby]

I have a NeoPronto right now and it has the full controls programmed in for my Sony 1272 PJ. Are those files compatible with the TSU-2000?


I'm looking into getting a TSU-2000 and I can't find anywhere that says whether I can transfer my Sony controlls over to it from thr Neo.


Thanks


Mark

 

[MikeSRC]

The two remotes use a different file system, so you can't transfer them directly, but you could learn the commands from your Neo to the TSU-2000

 

[Gary Quiring]

I would get the TSU-3000. More hard buttons and newer interface. You can read about it at remotecentral.com. The TSU-3000 also has a USB interface. The TSU-2000 has serial which is becoming harder to get on new PC's especially laptops. I have little luck with the serial to USB adapters working with my TSU-2000.

 

[GreySkies]

While you can't directly use your NEO files on the 2000, the file format is a zip file. This means, you can rename the file with a .zip extension and open it with winzip or similar. Graphics are in bmp format and the rest of the programming in an XML file.

 

[mrigsby]

Gary,


Thanks for suggesting the TSU-3000...Picked one up off ebay for around $120 and I guess i'll just learn the PJ controls (ewwww 20 pages worth of controls)


I'm really looking forward to this re,ote.

 

[Gary Quiring]

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Originally posted by mrigsby TSU-3000...Picked one up off ebay for around $120

Wow that's a great deal. I have never seen one go that low on ebay. Was it a refurb or new?

 

[mrigsby]

It was used but barely...apparently the guy bought it and never took the time to program it. I found it as a buy it now about 10 minutes after he listed it.


His email said that he proced it because he need the money fast and a $200 price tag was too in line with the rest on there.


First thing I usually do on ebay is check the newly listed Buy It Now's in case anything like this is on there.


Then I check for misspellings. Some of my best deals have come through the seller mispelling the name.