The latest released version of ProntoEdit Professional is available in the Files section of RemoteCentral.com: http://www.remotecentral.com/cgi-bin/files/rcfiles.cgi?area=professional&db=other&br=programs&dv=philipsprontoprofessional

I have been unable to get any type of a response from Philips, especially since they closed the books. I need to get a copy of ProntoProEdit and was wondering if you had any ideas where I could get a copy?

Thanks,
John

Great information on your site by they way.

The Philips web site is very weak in terms of support. So it is either buried deep or non-existent.

To use Intelliremote both from a Telnet window or from your android Application…. You must do these in order or it will not work.

1. Open a socket to port 6000. You will see the response “200 Intelliremote Server”.

2. Send the command “version”. The response will be VER:Version : 2.7.1.845. You can use this to display on the G1 to know what version of the server the user is using.

3. Send the command “verify”. This returns the value “VFY:271845″ which you can use to make sure the number is greater than 271000. this is how I control upgrades on the client. If a user is using an older version of Intelliremote Server this should throw an error telling them their version is old and disconnect.

4. Send the command “model Philips Pronto”. This will return “VFY:271845″ also but this will display in Intelliremote Info tab and log file what device is connected.

5. Send the command “device 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890″. In the iPhone this is the 40 digit iphone id and this step is REQUIRED or Intelliremote will not respond to more command. It’s just one more security check to make sure someone isn’t just scanning port. This returns the BASE64 Image of the currently loaded profile!

6. Now Intelliremote is connected and ready to be controlled. Send the command “TCP22″ which is mapped in the XML profile to the Play command. The response will be “MSG:Play/Pause”. I always send back the name of the button you pressed so you can get some feedback to the user.

7. The commands are TCP1-TCP55. Send TCP100 and you will see “ERR:TCP Command Unknown”. Anything that begins with ERR you should display an error to the user.

{TCP/IP Socket Commands}
TCP_0: string = ‘TCP0′;
TCP_1: string = ‘TCP1′;
TCP_2: string = ‘TCP2′;
TCP_3: string = ‘TCP3′;
TCP_4: string = ‘TCP4′;
TCP_5: string = ‘TCP5′;
TCP_6: string = ‘TCP6′;
TCP_7: string = ‘TCP7′;
TCP_8: string = ‘TCP8′;
TCP_9: string = ‘TCP9′;
TCP_STAR: string = ‘TCP10′;
TCP_POUND: string = ‘TCP11′;
TCP_CLEAR: string = ‘TCP12′;
TCP_ENTER: string = ‘TCP13′;
TCP_VOLUP: string = ‘TCP14′;
TCP_VOLDOWN: string = ‘TCP15′;
TCP_CHANNELUP: string = ‘TCP16′;
TCP_CHANNELDOWN: string = ‘TCP17′;
TCP_RECORD: string = ‘TCP18′;
TCP_STOP: string = ‘TCP19′;
TCP_REWIND: string = ‘TCP20′;
TCP_FASTFORWARD: string = ‘TCP21′;
TCP_PLAY: string = ‘TCP22′;
TCP_PREVIOUS: string = ‘TCP23′;
TCP_PAUSE: string = ‘TCP24′;
TCP_NEXT: string = ‘TCP25′;
TCP_ARROWLEFT: string = ‘TCP26′;
TCP_ARROWUP: string = ‘TCP27′;
TCP_ARROWRIGHT: string = ‘TCP28′;
TCP_ARROWDOWN: string = ‘TCP29′;
TCP_SELECTOK: string = ‘TCP30′;
TCP_BACK: string = ‘TCP31′;
TCP_INFO: string = ‘TCP32′;
TCP_MUTE: string = ‘TCP33′;
TCP_GREENBUTTON: string = ‘TCP34′;
TCP_RADIO: string = ‘TCP35′;
TCP_MUSIC: string = ‘TCP36′;
TCP_PICTURES: string = ‘TCP37′;
TCP_VIDEOS: string = ‘TCP38′;
TCP_RECORDEDTV: string = ‘TCP39′;
TCP_GUIDE: string = ‘TCP40′;
TCP_LIVETV: string = ‘TCP41′;
TCP_DVDMENU: string = ‘TCP42′;
TCP_POWER: string = ‘TCP43′;
TCP_RED: string = ‘TCP44′;
TCP_GREEN: string = ‘TCP45′;
TCP_YELLOW: string = ‘TCP46′;
TCP_BLUE: string = ‘TCP47′;
TCP_TELETEXT: string = ‘TCP48′;
TCP_ASPECT: string = ‘TCP49′;
TCP_PRINT: string = ‘TCP50′;
TCP_VIZUALIZATION: string = ‘TCP51′;
TCP_SLOW: string = ‘TCP52′;
TCP_STEP: string = ‘TCP53′;
TCP_EAX: string = ‘TCP54′;
TCP_DISPLAY: string = ‘TCP55′;

I’ve search the site foe several hours, found many files but not the one for these specific devices.
Any comparable devices I can use?