Inhand Assistant

The Inhand Assistant is a personal device designed to help you create, manage, and execute a sequence of keys for various applications. It automates repetitive tasks, enhancing productivity and efficiency.

Features

• Lots of Buttons: You can set up to 7 buttons to do different things for you, like typing words or actions you choose.
• Remembers for You: Your device keeps your choices safe, even when you turn it off, so you don't have to set them again.
• Easy Setup from Computer: Just follow the simple instructions on your computer to tell your device what you want each button to do.
• Special Actions: Your buttons can do things like press Enter, Tab, move up or down, or use other helpful keys for you.
• Send Enter Automatically: You can choose if your device should press Enter for you after finishing your action, using the white button.
• Stay Awake: Your device can keep your computer from falling asleep (if you want).

How to Use

1. Connect Device: Plug the device into your PC.
2. Choose a button: Select a button to create an action for.
3. Create an Action: Enter the text (and any special keys) you want for a button:
4. Press Button: Press the button; the text and actions you created will be typed out.
5. Enter Switch: Toggle the white button to enable/disable sending Enter after the sequence.

Special Key Symbols:

Symbol	Key
E	Enter
T	Tab
U	Up Arrow
D	Down Arrow
L	Left Arrow
R	Right Arrow
W	Left Windows
w	Right Windows
C	Left Ctrl
c	Right Ctrl
A	Left Alt
a	Right Alt
S	Left Shift
s	Right Shift
P	Pause (followed by a number for seconds)

Example Sequence:

Hello{E1}

This will type "Hello" and then press Enter once.

How to Use Special Keys

To use special keys, wrap the sequence in curly braces. For most keys, add a number after the letter to show how many times it should be pressed. For the pause key (P), add a number to show how many seconds to wait. For example, {E1} means press Enter once, {T2} means press Tab twice, and {P3} means pause for 3 seconds.

Example:

{T1}Username{T1}Password{E1}

This will press Tab once, type "Username", press Tab once, type "Password", then press Enter once.

Shorthand (Extra)

Syntax

Shorthand:

*[Button Number][your text and special keys]

Example: *2Hello{E1} — This sets button 2 to type "Hello" and then press Enter once.

• * = command prefix
• [Button Number] = button number (2–8)
• [your text and special keys] = text (can include special key symbols)

Enter Button

Your device has a white button called the enter button. When you turn it on, your device will press Enter for you after any sequence you create. A red light will show on the side when enter button is turned on, so you know it's active.

App Commands

• scan: If your device ever gets disconnected, type scan to reconnect it quickly.
• exit, quit, x, or q: Type any of these to close the app when you’re done.

Summary

You can set each button using a simple syntax, and you can mix text and special key symbols. When you press a button, the text is typed out, optionally followed by Enter if the enter button is enabled.

Download App

Download the app here (210KB):

Inhand App

• After downloading, unzip the contents to a folder on your computer.
• Right-click on inhand.exe and choose "Create shortcut" to make it easy to open.
• An installer will be available soon for even easier setup.