AirTurn DIGIT II User Manual

DIGIT II Manual

The AirTurn DIGIT II is a 5-button Bluetooth

rechargeable multi-

function remote

controller using the

HID profile. The

remote works with

all known Bluetooth

hosts that support HID including PC, MAC, Android

smart phones, and Apple iDevices including the iPod,

iPad, and iPhone.

In addition to the built in modes, AirTurn, can supply

custom modes for special environments. Contact

[e-mail]

for more information.

Power On/Off

To Power on the AirTurn DIGIT II, press and hold the

round center button for 1 second. To power off, hold

the button for 2 seconds. The DIGIT II will power off

after 10 hours of non-use.

General Pairing and Connecting

The DIGIT II is designed to always be discoverable and

will show up as a keyboard with the device name shown

in the following format:

DIGIT II-ABCD

where ABCD represents the last 4 characters of the

Bluetooth MAC address.

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Since the DIGIT II uses SSP (Secure, Simple Pairing), then

the typical 4-digit pairing code is not required. In the

event a PC or MAC is configured to use an older

Bluetooth stack such as version 2.0, then the pairing

code is 1234.

Once paired, the DIGIT II will automatically connect back

to the host device on power up or when a link is lost. Up

to 8 pairings can be stored by the DIGIT II and the most

recent pairing is the host that DIGIT II will try to connect

back to.

iOS Device Pairing

To pair the DIGIT II with an iOS Device such as the iPad,

iPod or iPhone, tap the following sequence:

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Settings → General → Bluetooth → DIGIT II-ABCD

Button Layout

Modes of Operation

To change the operational mode, hold

down the appropriate button as

described in the following table on

POWERUP. The YELLOW and Blue LEDs

will flash quickly 5 times to indicate that

the mode has changed, and the Blue LED

will blink X times to show the new mode. The DIGIT II

will remember the configured mode through power- up

cycles.

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Once the mode is set, you can toggle between this

Button

Mode

B1

iTunes/iCamera default /mode 1

B2

Presentation 1 /mode 2

B3

Presentation 2/ mode 3

B4

Voice Over /mode 4

stored mode and iTunes mode by a long press on B4 at

any time.

The remote has 4 “modes” which define up to 5

variable keystrokes that are sent when a button is

pressed, including iTunes, Presenter 1, Presenter 2 and

VoiceOver mode. The default mode can be selected on

power up by holding down button B1, B2, B3, or B4.

The following chart shows the characters sent for each

mode.

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