I would say that only with the first press should be an interrogation and the second change the function, at least on some of the features like Filters, probably topping can do itAs you can work in Chinese, there is something you could do that would be rather useful if you can explain it to Topping. On the remote for my Topping DX7s there is (IMHO) an obvious error of logic that should be changed but I fear that it will need someone fluent in Chinese to explain. Here we go....
Buttons such as FIR (filter selection) and AUTO (auto power ON/OFF) serve as both interrogation [tell me what mode am I currently using?] and change (by pressing the button again). Problem is, the first press changes the state and it is necessary to press the button – five further times in the case of FIR – to get back to where you want to be. Logically, the first press should be just interrogation. After a couple of seconds, the display should return to its default state and NOTHING should have changed. It is only a second press – before the display returns to its default state – that should cause the function to change.
Another logical fault is the ease with which DAC mode can be selected. This is the mode in which the volume control is bypassed and the unattenuated DAC output level is sent to the power amp. This has the potential to be harmful (and possibly, dangerous to hearing). The selection of that mode really needs a safeguard involving a second press of a different button ( to safeguard against accidentally double-pressing a single button).
If you could explain the above to Topping, you would be doing their business, and us, a great favor
@TP-wang