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It is not possible to get how long the hotkey is held down, because it is toggle on the controller and I can only notice the change from off to on or on to off again. I decided not to implement the delay myself because it is not a perfect solution and can feel weird to the user.
Only the 4 axis can be push if you set them to 100% and use threshold gates, like you probably have done.
Hope that helps!
I looked in the LUA code and its way beyond me, I also considered how to modify the output with my own micro-controller, but I effectively need a key press and key release event to do it.
The reason I ask is I want to use this as remote for a rather complex crane which uses fourteen buttons to work, four groups of winches, two of those groups also have a pair of buttons for synchronised operation and two liner sliders.
I can convert the WASD / Arrow keys to momentary using threshold gates, but I'm stuck with the hotkeys being either toggle on, or a single pulse.