AirTurn Remote

This document describes how to use AirTurn remotes for controlling prompter features.

1. Open the settings by pressing the settings button.

2. Select the Remote option.

3. Select the AirTurn Remote option.

4. Enable the switch for AirTurn Support.

5. Select the correct connection mode for the AirTurn device you are using. Press the Which mode should I use? link to display a list of AirTurn devices. Selecting a device from the list will automatically choose the correct connection mode.

Notes: Some AirTurn devices will appear in the Devices list when connected, some will not.

Selecting your device from the list will display options for the device, including the ability to forget the device. This is required in order to connect different AirTurn devices.

6. Choose how to display the AirTurn device by pressing the Show as: Ports, Digit II, Digit III, and PED option. This does not change how the AirTurn device functions, but is included to assist in configuring the ports as they map to physical buttons.

7. To change a function for a button/pedal/port, press the button on the remote graphic or the button with the port number to change.

Note: Pressing a pedal, or button on the physical remote will illuminate the cooresponding button or pedal on the graphic.

8. Select the function for the control from the list of prompter functions.

9. When finished configuring, close the settings by pressing the settings button.

10. Use the controls on the AirTurn remote to control prompter functions.

Note: In order to enter text in the script, or other settings, it may be necessary to disable your AirTurn device. Please follow the instructions that came with your device in order to enable to iOS virtual keyboard. It typically only requires a press of a button on the AirTurn device.

Trouble Shooting AirTurn Devices

1. Ensure that your AirTurn device is connected using the BlueTooth settings. To do this, following the instructions that came with your device.

2. Ensure that your AirTurn device is in the correct mode for iOS devices. Follow the instructions that came with your device.

3. Ensure that your AirTurn device is sending keystrokes to the iOS device and that those keys are being received by the iOS device. You can use Notepad (or any app that allows you to enter multiple lines of text) and do the following experiment:

A: Enter several lines of text, it does not matter what the text is.

B: Place the cursor in the middle of the text so that there are characters to the left, right, above and below the cursor.

C: Press the pedals or buttons on the AirTurn remote. The cursor should be around the text, just like the arrow keys on a keyboard would. Depending on the key, the remote may enter 'b' into the text, or a new line.

D: If the cursor does not move, the AirTurn device may not be functioning properly, or the connection between the devices is not valid. In either case the issue is with the devices and not software. Try using the AirTurn on a different device, or a different BlueTooth device with the iOS device in order to determine if the problem is with the AirTurn device or the iOS device.