Hello.
Usually, buttons/switches on RC remotes will change between sending out a low pulse width (something like 1000us) and a high pulse width (such as 2000us) depending on the state of the button/switch. If that is how your remote works, then you should be able to use one of our RC switches with digital output to convert that to a digital signal that the Maestro can read. The RC switch with digital output considers any RC signal valid that is within a 10–330 Hz pulse rate and 500-2500us pulse width (which should cover the range of most typically RC transmitter/receiver pairs). Just to clarify, the RC switches do not have a built-in receiver, so you will need to connect the signal from your receiver to the RC switch.
You can read the digital output from the switch with any Maestro channel that is configured as an input, which you can do from the “Channel settings” tab of the Maestro Control Center software. From there, you can essentially treat that input like a button in your script. If you just want to start your script from that, you can find some information (including some sample code) for doing that in this post.
Brandon