updated readme for remote control

docs/remote-control.md

@@ -5,10 +5,13 @@
 2. [MQTT Remote Control](#mqtt-remote-control)
     - [Mosquitto Installation Guide](#mosquitto-installation-guide)
     - [Android Shortcut Setup](#android-shortcut-setup)
-    - [Nexus Timer Setup](#nexus-timer-setup)
+    - [Configure `Quick Tap` gesture to trigger the shortcut](#configure-quick-tap-gesture-to-trigger-the-shortcut)
+    - [Testing with `mosquitto_pub` (via Termux)](#testing-with-mosquitto_pub-via-termux)
+    - [Nexus Timer (PWA) Setup](#nexus-timer-pwa-setup)
+
 
 ## HID Smart Buttons
-For an enhanced tactile experience, Nexus Timer supports Smart Buttons based on Bluetooth-connected microcontroller (e.g., XIAO nRF52840) implementing HID (Human Interface Device) protocol.
+For an enhanced tactile experience, Nexus Timer supports Smart Buttons based on Bluetooth-connected microcontroller (e.g., XIAO nRF52840) implementing HID (Human Interface Device) protocol emulating a keyboard.
 
 *   **Buttons:** Connect 3 physical buttons, potentially extended (e.g., via 1.5m wires) for easy player access.
 *   **Configuration:**
@@ -24,9 +27,7 @@ Players can use their smartphones to send commands to Nexus Timer via MQTT. This
 
 ### Mosquitto Installation Guide
 
-**On Android (using Termux):**
-
-1. **Install Termux** from the Play Store and run.
+1. **Install Termux** from the [Play Store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.termux) and run.
 2. **Update packages and install Mosquitto in Termux:**
     ```bash
     pkg update && pkg upgrade
@@ -34,45 +35,54 @@ Players can use their smartphones to send commands to Nexus Timer via MQTT. This
     ```
 3. **Configure the MQTT Broker:**
     ```bash
-    nano ~/.termux/etc/mosquitto/mosquitto.conf
+    nano $PREFIX/etc/mosquitto/mosquitto.conf
     ```
     Add the following configuration, then save and exit:
     ```
     listener 1883 0.0.0.0
     protocol mqtt
 
-    listener 8080 0.0.0.0
+    listener 9001 0.0.0.0
     protocol websockets
 
     allow_anonymous true
     ```
 4. **Run Mosquitto with the configuration:**
     ```bash
-    mosquitto -c ~/.termux/etc/mosquitto/mosquitto.conf
+    mosquitto -c $PREFIX/etc/mosquitto/mosquitto.conf
     ```
-
-*   **MQTT Broker:** Needs to be accessible on the local network and configured with a WebSocket listener (e.g., `ws://<broker_ip>:<ws_port>`). Nexus Timer defaults to `ws://localhost:9001`.
-
 ### Android Shortcut Setup
-*   Install the "HTTP Shortcuts" app from the Play Store.
+*   Install the `HTTP Shortcuts` app from the [Play Store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.rmy.android.http_shortcuts).
 *   Create a new shortcut.
-*   **Shortcut Type:** Choose "Execute Script" or a type that allows MQTT publishing (some versions might have direct MQTT support, or you can use Termux with `mosquitto_pub` called by the script).
-*   **If HTTP Shortcuts has direct MQTT publish action:**
-    *   Configure Broker URL (e.g., `tcp://<BROKER_IP>:<TCP_PORT>`).
-    *   Set Topic to: `game`
-    *   Set Payload to: The single character (e.g., `a`).
-    *   Set QoS, Retain as needed (usually 0 and false are fine).
-*   **If using scripting with `mosquitto_pub` (via Termux):**
-    *   Install Termux and `mosquitto-clients` package (`pkg install mosquitto`).
-    *   In HTTP Shortcuts, create a shortcut that executes a script.
-    *   The script would be something like: `mosquitto_pub -h <BROKER_IP> -p <TCP_PORT> -t game -m "X"`
-        *   Replace `<BROKER_IP>` with your Mosquitto broker's IP.
-        *   Replace `<TCP_PORT>` with Mosquitto's TCP port (e.g., 1883). Note: `mosquitto_pub` uses TCP, while the PWA uses WebSockets to connect to the *same* broker.
-        *   `-t game`: The topic Nexus Timer listens on.
+*   Advanced Types -> MQTT Shortcut.
+*   Shortcut name: `Pass Turn/My Pause`
+*   Basic Settings: Set the MQTT server's address to `tcp://localhost:1883`. *(Note: `HTTP Shortcuts` app uses TCP, while the PWA (Web app) uses WebSockets to connect to the same broker.)*
+*   Messages:
+    *   Set Topic to: `game`. *(Note: The topic name is hardcoded in the PWA.)*
+    *   Set Payload to a single character (e.g. `a`). Each player will set a unique character (i.e. `a-z, A-Z, 0-10`). 
+*   Go back and save the configuration.
+*   Create homescreen icon for the `Pass Turn/My Pause` shortcut:
+    *   Tap and hold on an empty space on the homscreen. 
+    *   Select widgets.
+    *   Search for HTTP and select the `HTTP Shortcuts` app.
+    *   Select the icon and assign the `Pass Turn/My Pause` shortcut.
+    *   An icon will appear on the homescreen.
+    *   Tap the icon to trigger the game action.
+### Configure `Quick Tap` gesture to trigger the shortcut:
+*   Go to Android `settings`.
+*   Navigate to `System -> Gestures -> Quick Tap to start actions`.
+*   Select `Open app` and click the configure icon.
+*   Select `HTTP Shortcuts` app and click the configure icon.
+*   Select `Pass Turn/My Pause` shortcut.
+*   Double-Tap on the back of the phone to trigger the game action.
+### Testing with `mosquitto_pub` (via Termux):
+*   Run: `mosquitto_pub -h <BROKER_IP> -p <TCP_PORT> -t game -m "X"`
+    *   Replace `<BROKER_IP>` with your Mosquitto broker's IP (e.g. `localhost`).
+    *   Replace `<TCP_PORT>` with Mosquitto's TCP port (e.g., 1883). 
+    *   `-t game`: The topic the PWA listens on.
     *   `-m "X"`: The single character message (e.g., "a", "b", "s"). This "X" should match the MQTT char configured in Nexus Timer for the desired action.
-*   **Customize Shortcut:** Give the shortcut a name (e.g., "Pass My Turn") and an icon on the Android home screen.
 
-### Nexus Timer Setup
-*   Enter the MQTT Broker URL in the Setup screen and connect.
+### Nexus Timer (PWA) Setup
+*   Enter the MQTT Broker URL `ws://localhost:9001` in the Setup screen and connect.
 *   Assign unique single characters as **MQTT Triggers** for each player's "Pass Turn / My Pause" action.
 *   Assign unique single characters as **MQTT Triggers** for "Global Stop/Pause All" and "Global Run All Timers".