chill wrote: > If you only have, say, a light switch available I guess you could make > it work with that, but you'd have to make it clear that the switch would > have to be toggled one way and then the other (closed then opened) in > quick succession for a single 'press'. Since you only need the 'pause' > function, you could leave out the 'stop' function, or define the long > press to be so long (say 3000 milliseconds) that there's no danger of it > accidentally being triggered. Or you could define the long press to be > the same 'pause' function. Or you could just leave the long press > undefined, so it's never triggered. Several options, but from memory I > believe that the event is only triggered once the pin is ungrounded - I > could be wrong there - so it would be important that the switch is > always toggled both ways, and left in the 'open' position. i found some old iphone headsets with headphone remote buttons, but no soldering iron, lets see, maybe i can ducktape the wires ... ill keep you posted:-)
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