Is there a way to control the app in kiosk mode with a mouse, touchpad, etc? Installing the setup in my factory head unit via composite av input so I don’t think my touchscreen would work. (2013 suburban)
Mouse control should work fine, have you tested and found it to be an issue?
Keyboard control also works, see here for list of shortcuts
{
"n": "next",
"m": "siri",
"v": "prev",
"Up": "back",
"Down": "down",
"Left": "left",
"Right": "right",
"Space": "selectDown",
"h": "home",
"q": "wifi",
"w": "wifiOk",
"e": "auto"
}
It is in the plan to make these configurable via the UI.
I use this same set up for volume control with the jag, you can use certain Arduinos to emulate a keyboard
// By: Rutger de Graaf
// 06-10-2018
#include "Keyboard.h"
// buttons[i][0] = minTrigger,
// buttons[i][1] = maxTrigger,
// buttons[i][2] = funcType(1=pinOut or 2=Usb),
// buttons[i][3] = funcValue(pinout or ascii),
const int buttons[][4] = {
{290, 440, 2, 77}, //phone 905 m
{200, 280, 2, 66}, //source 810 b
{111, 160, 2, 86}, //down 685 v
{60, 110, 2, 78}, //up 530 n
{20, 55, 2, 43}, //vol_u +
{-5, 15, 2, 45}, //vol_d -
};
const int analogInPin = A0; // Analog input pin that the stepped resistor circuit is attached to
int x = 0; //value read from the pot
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