Hi there, I'm in a funny predicament.
I have been asked to configure a pronto for a friends home theatre system, I have the remotes here at home with me and the pronto TSU7000 plugged in to Prontoedit, the trouble is I am a complete newbie!
I think I've grasped the main concepts, with hidden action pages and relative links, macros etc, but it has been an accelerated learning-by-doing curve and I'm sure I missed something vital along the way .....
do I really have to go through the 100's of IR codes in the Denon RC-1036 [the monstrous 4806's remote] one at a time and assign them to action buttons to be referenced later?
That thing is practically a computer itself! Can I make the Pronto learn them all in one go?
Is that too much to hope for?! If so, how does one normally do a job like that? And how long would you expect it to take?
All and any advice greatly appreciated ....
Thanks in advance for your time.

No need for learning on these main Denon receivers. Check the files areas and I am sure you can download a entire Denon 4806 config or something very close, in which the work has been done already. Keep in mind that Denon uses the same codes from model-to-model, as much as they can. This might mean that a Denon 4306 will do what you want.

You are most interested in the IR codes pages, which may be within these configs. If you like the display buttons, go with the entire config.

Dave

Thanks for the prompt reply, it's a daunting amount of twiddling!
... here goes>:)