Various

Bluetooth page-turners & remotes

Change dash pages without taking a hand off the wheel.

Most wheel-mounted Bluetooth remotes and page-turners act like a keyboard. TRACK listens for their keys, so a button press flips the dash to the next page or acknowledges a warning.

01What it adds to TRACK

What it adds to TRACK

  • 01

    Hands stay on the wheel

    Page through the dash with a thumb button.

  • 02

    No pairing in TRACK

    Pair the remote with the dash device in iOS Settings; TRACK picks up its keys automatically.

  • 03

    Game controllers too

    Optional support for game controllers if that’s what you have mounted.

02How it connects

How it connects

  1. 1Pair the remote with the dash device in iOS Settings › Bluetooth.
  2. 2Open TRACK Dash. Arrow, Page Up/Down, Space and Return keys change pages.

03Specs that matter to TRACK

Connection
Bluetooth keyboard (HID) or game controller
Keys
Arrows, Page Up/Down, Space, Return
Volume buttons
Not possible on iOS

04iPhone & Android

iPhone and Android

iPhone appCompatible

Keyboard-style (HID) keys such as Return or arrows. Volume buttons can’t be read on iOS.

Android appCompatible

Android app planned. Android apps can also read volume-button presses, so even a basic camera-shutter button can page the dash.

The TRACK iPhone app is in beta. The Android app is planned.

05Where it stands

Tested, pending, and good to know.

Verified so far
  • Paging logic is tested.
Still to do
  • Needs testing with real remotes.
Good to know
  • Cheapest option: a coin-sized Bluetooth camera-shutter button, stuck where your thumb can reach it, can page the dash, but only if it sends a keyboard key such as Return. Many send Volume Up instead, which iOS doesn’t let apps read. Two-button models often have one button that sends Return. Not yet tested with TRACK.
  • Media-button remotes only work if TRACK takes over Now Playing, which would pause your music, so that option is off by default.
All devices

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