User Settings

Introduction

The user has the ability to customize the settings of the profiles and the input. These customizations can affect more that one profile.

Button Layout

The following shows the mapping of buttons to their corresponding setting. Each individual setting has multiple options that the user can be select from.

Validating Settings

In the user settings state, pressing any button will trigger a response from the red LED, blinking a number of times corresponding to the selected value option for that setting. For example, if the card input type is set to numeric, short pressing button 1 will cause the red LED to blink twice indicating the numeric input is active.

Card Input Selection

The remote offers three different built-in options for inputting a card value for profiles that accept this type of input. Each option has its advantages, but the choice ultimately comes down to the performer’s personal preference.

• Matrix - The matrix input style takes advatage of the 10 button layout of the remote. You can review the button mapping information here.
• Numeric - The input process is simple. A card value is entered using 2 or 3 numeric digits, with the last digit always representing the suit (1-4) and the first two digits indicating the card’s value (1-13), where Ace is 1 and King is 13. The specific suit numbers are determined by the configured card order, either CHaSeD or SHoCkeD. For example, if CHaSeD is selected, the 6 of Diamonds would be entered as 64, and the Jack of Spades as 113.
• Stack - The numeric input value ranges from 1 to 52, corresponding to the position of a specific card in the configured stack. The chosen stack is selected and configured in the user settings which can be found below.

Card Stack Selection

Card Order Selection

The two options for suit ordering are listed below. This selection will apply to all card input method types.

Word List Selection

For more details about the word lists, review the word list profile.

Keyboard Type Selection

The remote is successfully used by magicians worldwide. Adapting to different languages and phone keyboard configurations is a key goal for the remote. Below are the currently supported configurable keyboards.

Time Device Selection

In version two, the remote shifted from supporting multiple simultaneous device connections to just one. Below is the current list of supported devices, with plans to expand compatibility over time.

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