💬Guides for use with AAC
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Right now we are focused on Windows AAC Software. For iOS or Android, a developer needs to support relaykeys for it to work.
Most AAC software has a way of connecting to an external application. Some call this "Run Programme or something similar. As long as RelayKeys is installed and the correct hardware is connected you can then call the installed command line application - with the correct syntax.
Take a look at the guides for your software.
The key application you want to access is the relaykeys-cli-win.exe found in C:\Program Files (x86)\Ace Centre\RelayKeys
\ For a full list of commands you can send see here.
If you pass the --notify flag to the cli application you will get notifications about the devices you are connected to and the status of the device. See here for more information
There is no documented way for third parties integrating their software into commercial AAC software for example integrated notifications. So we have to make use of the operating system notification system. The difficulty on Windows is that by default full screen apps do not see notifications. So to make this work we recommend three alterations to your notifications.
Turn Focus Assist off.
Turn off the setting "When I'm using an app in full screen mode"
And next - because AAC users wont typically be able to dismiss notifications change the time that they appear for. To do this follow the steps here.
