The short answer is no. This device, like quite a few, is designed for tap, double tap, or long hold. And that’s it.
Anything else will not be reported correctly to the hub.
There are other handheld buttons that have more options, but they all cost more.
Fibaro has one that allows for up to 30 different patterns, but it does require custom code to work with smartthings.
The Remotec ZRC90 is very popular as a small wall panel, about the same size as a light switch. It has eight buttons and allows for single tap, double tap, or long press on each, for a total of 24 options.
Again, it does require custom code
[RELEASE] Remotec ZRC-90 Scene Master - Button Device Supporting 24 Unique Button Commands