What does the Repeat Rate refer to in button functionality?

The Repeat Rate refers to the frequency at which a button executes its assigned function when it is held down. This functionality is particularly important in control systems where continuous action is required; for instance, pressing and holding a volume up button may result in a gradual increase in volume rather than just a single increment.

By defining the Repeat Rate, the system can determine how quickly or slowly to trigger repeated commands, allowing for a smoother and more user-friendly operation, especially in scenarios where adjustments need to be made continuously and accurately. This allows users to have better control over the system's response, making it easier to navigate settings such as audio levels, channel changes, or other functions that benefit from repeated inputs.