Substantial Range
The Big Red Button has an effective wireless range of 60 meters making it the ideal solution when needing to trigger remote tasks.
Big Red Button
Wireless Button Controller
Button Management
Completing the wireless bridge from the Big Red Button to the computer is the USB BaseStation, your powerful tool in managing the Big Red Buttons and their actions.
Multiple Buttons
Up to 10 Big Red Button devices can be connected to one USB BaseStation, with each Big Red Button featuring up to 5 individual macro triggers.
Versatile Control
Up to 5 press sequences per button, with press sequences from 1 to 5 + long hold. Featuring the ability to assign each of the press sequences a unique keystroke, hotkey, or macro string.
Plug and Play
Plug and play via the USB BaseStation. No setup utilities or apps are required. Configuration file stored locally on the USB BaseStation. Simple text file based configuration.
Button Configuration
BRB file - Where the magic happens. Pair the Big Red Buttons to the USB BaseStation via their unique device IDs. Define button actions and macros. View system-generated error logs.
Button Actions
Create a macro for each press sequence. {HOLDOFF} sets timings of press sequences. Create your hotkeys & macro strings using a combination of keystrokes, modifiers & delay tags.
Button Power
Powered by 9v & Li-Po charger/booster. Li-Po battery recharged via micro USB. Sleep mode for long battery life. Low battery charge state LEDs.
Dimensions
Big Red Button Dimensions:
Diameter: 132mm x Height: 54mm
USB BaseStation Dimensions:
Length: 140 x Width: 51 x Height: 21mm
Automation
Discover the Power of AutomationAutoHotkey
AutoHotkey is a free, open-source scripting language for Windows that allows users to easily create small to complex scripts for all kinds of tasks.
IFTTT
IFTTT is the free way to get all your apps and devices talking to each other. IFTTT is on a mission to build a more connected world.
Webhooks
Combined with the Big Red Button & AutoHotkey, Webhooks are user-defined HTTP callbacks (or small code snippets linked to a web application).
