Apple Remote (trigger)

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[edit] Description

The Apple Remote trigger is used in conjunction the Apple infrared remote control sold with most Mac OS X computers shipping today. Each button on the remote can be configured as a trigger when, and in some cases, the buttons may be configured to trigger if held. Additionally the + and - buttons can be configured to trigger when released.

[edit] Settings

• Trigger when (popup menu): Use this menu to select the primary button that will cause the trigger to fire. The choices correspond to the buttons on the Apple Remote.
• Repeat (checkbox): Select Repeat to indicate that the trigger should continue to fire repeatedly while the defined condition remains true. (only available for the + or - button)
• Pressed / Released (radio buttons): Indicates whether the trigger will fire as the primary button is pressed or released. (only available for the + or - button)
• ...for at least (slider): Use to select the minimum amount of time the button must be held (or released) before the trigger fires. The range is from 0 seconds (immediately) to 6 seconds. (only available for the + or - button)
• Fallback (checkbox): Used to indicate that this is a fallback trigger.

[edit] Values

• ButtonCode (number): A numeric identifier for the primary button. Values are:
  • 1 - + button
  • 2 - - button
  • 3 - |<< button
  • 4 - |<< button (held)
  • 5 - >>|button
  • 6 - >>| button (held)
  • 7 - Play button
  • 8 - Play button (held)
  • 9 - Menu button
  • 10 - Menu button (held)
• ButtonName (text): The name of the primary button
• Delay (number): The amount of time (in seconds) the primary button has been in it's current state.
• RepeatCount (number): The number of times a repeating trigger has fired.

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