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The phrase "a remote is pressed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the action of pressing a button on a remote control, typically in the context of operating a device like a television or a media player.
Example: "When a remote is pressed, the television turns on automatically."
Alternatives: "a remote is activated" or "a remote button is pushed".
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Because manufacturers have created something called "rolling codes" that are transmitted each time a remote is pressed.
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These record what is said when a button on a remote control is pressed.
Although almost identical to a conventional plug socket, the switch simply clicks on and off when a remote button is pressed.
And a remote is $25 extra (booooo!).
Every time CHAN/PG UP is pressed and released the remote advances to the next code.
The word "mute" in red letters under the artist's name at the lower corner is directly inspired by the message that appears on the television screen when the mute button of the remote has been pressed.
It revealed that a remote-control button was pressed by someone inside the venue to activate the cutting mechanism. .
It revealed that a remote-control button was pressed by someone inside the venue to activate the cutting mechanism.
As for the Bluetooth remote: there are three inputs: a safety button (must be pressed to move), scroll wheel (the throttle) and a multi-function button (turns the remote on, shows range and switches between riding modes).
As for the Bluetooth remote: there are three inputs: a safety button (must be pressed to move), scroll wheel (the throttle) and a multi-function button (turns the remote on, shows range and switches between riding modes).
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