AirTurn BITE-SWITCH Hands-Free Controller bite-switch


The AirTurn Bite Switch plugs into the DIGIT 200 Bluetooth Controller or any other device that accepts a momentary switch and takes a 1/8" (3.5mm) plug.
You can also use the AirTurn Bite Switch as a hand switch by simply squeezing the blue part of the switch between thumb and finger.
Features:
- Outstanding for musicians that require both hands and feet to play their instrument.
- Exceptional for people with limited mobility.
- Awesome for Xbox and PC gamers (w/adapter)
- Great as a button counter or camera trigger (w/adapter)
- The switch is protected by a food-grade silicone covering, made from FDA-compliant materials.
Musicians
If you need both hands and feet to play your instrument, you can
use the AirTurn Bite Switch to turn your pages, activate a
metronome, start/stop backing tracks, or send MIDI commands to
mention a few. Works with the AirTurn DIGIT 200 to connect
wirelessly to your Mac, Windows, iOS or Android devices.
Assisted Technology Users
Send any keyboard command or macro with a gentle bite. There are
hundreds of uses for switching in the assisted technology world. If
the device you wish to operate accepts a momentary switch with a
3.5mm (1/8") plug, the Bite Switch has you covered.
Gamers
Using the Xbox Adaptive Controller and other adapters, you can plug
into many switch controls such as the Xbox, PC or Nintendo Switch
and up your game.
Technical
The Bite Switch is comprised of a durable, sealed, flat switch
assembly, measuring .75 inches long (1.9 cm) by .5 inch wide (1.3
cm), with a 36 inch (91 cm) cable, and a 3.5mm (1/8") plug. During
use, the switch is placed in the mouth and the front teeth clamp
down with gentle pressure to actuate it. A food-grade, silicone
covering from FDA approved materials protects the switch. A soft
click indicates the switch has been pressed and again when it is
released.
The actual depression of the switch mechanism is only about 1/16"(1.6mm), so very little jaw movement is needed. As a result, head motion is minimal. It should be held and actuated only with the front teeth, not with the sharp canine teeth, and only hard enough to collapse the snap button underneath the cover.
Using Your AirTurn Bite Switch
How to Use Your Bite Switch
You can plug your AirTurn Bite Switch into the AirTurn DIGIT 200
for wireless remote control, or interface with any device that can
take a 3.5mm (1/8") plug and requires momentary switching. The 36"
cable provides plenty of room to maneuver and extension cables are
available if needed.
Instructions for Use
Place switch in mouth and use the front teeth to clamp down with
gentle pressure to actuate it. A soft click indicates the switch
has been pressed and again when it is released. Do not use the
sharp canine teeth. The switch should be held and actuated with
only the front teeth, and only hard enough to collapse the snap
button underneath the cover.
How to use as a Hand Control
The AirTurn Bite Switch may also be used as a press switch. It can
be held in the hand or attached to other devices for remote
control. Plastic wire ties or hook/loop tape may be used to attach
the switch to a mic stand or wheelchair. As a hand switch, it is
easily held between the thumb and finger. The switch can then be
used as a counter or actuator for many different apps.
Care of your Bite Switch
To clean your Bite Switch, only use warm water and soap and rinse
thoroughly. Do not use bleach, hydrogen peroxide or alcohol as it
will degrade the silicone. Only submerse the blue part of the cable
when cleaning or sanitizing.
Important Features
The actual depression of the switch mechanism is only about
1/16"(1.6mm), so very little jaw movement is required, and head
motion is minimal. The switch is protected by a food-grade silicone
covering, made from FDA-compliant materials
Super for musicians that require both hands and feet to play their instrument.