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2006-01-25
, 22:59
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@ France
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I just tried lon's recipe for xmodmap modifiers on both the stowaway and freedom mini keyboards. All is hunky-dory for typing on sites like this one. Thanks again lon for your good work!
A cheap Y usb cable together with a usb hub also allows a normal USB keyboard to be connected,
as detailed elsewhere on this site. Going mini, I decided to order the inexpensive and tiny "keysonic" nano usb keyboard:
https://linitx.com/product_info.php?products_id=838
However at the moment the stowaway Think Outside is my favourite.
A cheap Y usb cable together with a usb hub also allows a normal USB keyboard to be connected,
as detailed elsewhere on this site. Going mini, I decided to order the inexpensive and tiny "keysonic" nano usb keyboard:
https://linitx.com/product_info.php?products_id=838
However at the moment the stowaway Think Outside is my favourite.
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2006-05-14
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Joined on May 2006
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I m really having a hard time installing the keyboard (no nothing about linux or any other programing expirience)
I have an Omiz Bt kb, which seems not to be HID.
Can anyone help me? i ve ben reading bits and pieces from lots of forums but havent been able to get it. thanx
deepsicario
I have an Omiz Bt kb, which seems not to be HID.
Can anyone help me? i ve ben reading bits and pieces from lots of forums but havent been able to get it. thanx
deepsicario
Originally Posted by Mike Cane
Live via 770 with *Bluetooth keyboard*
It was coincidental that I had my BT KB out when replying to this. Why should I bloody tap-tap when I can type?!
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It seems I don' t have any problems getting all the keyboard characters in this text box. What problems are other people having?
Anyway, yes, it seems to never stop Searching -- but you should see your keyboard in the list of found devices. Click on it and the Search stops.
See my "blog" for my adventure with the latest driver.
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2006-05-14
, 15:32
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Joined on Mar 2006
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I just bought a stowaway BT keyboard and it works great !
The only point is that I have the french version and the keymap doesn't exist.
I'm trying to create it myself with xev :
http://ploum.fritalk.com/stowaway-fr.map
But I don't understand how to set the symbol of a blue modified/green modified key. (in xev, it appears like I don't have the modifier key pressed)
Also, I don't know how to obtain the name of some symbols ? (for example, I want keycode 48 to be "ù" or how do I set "é" "è" ?)
Also, the keycode 20 must be a deadkey, don't know how to configure that.
Thanks for informations.
The only point is that I have the french version and the keymap doesn't exist.
I'm trying to create it myself with xev :
http://ploum.fritalk.com/stowaway-fr.map
But I don't understand how to set the symbol of a blue modified/green modified key. (in xev, it appears like I don't have the modifier key pressed)
Also, I don't know how to obtain the name of some symbols ? (for example, I want keycode 48 to be "ù" or how do I set "é" "è" ?)
Also, the keycode 20 must be a deadkey, don't know how to configure that.
Thanks for informations.
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My current 770 experience
My current 770 experience
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2006-05-15
, 07:35
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Joined on Jan 2006
@ Czech Republic
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Originally Posted by deepsicario
You may check this http://fanoush.webpark.cz/maemo/#kbdd but you need some linux skills. In worst case you will need to figure out keyboard keycodes for proper support. It is doable but a bit hard for newbie. Or you may ditch the keyboard and buy one that supports HID profile.
I m really having a hard time installing the keyboard (no nothing about linux or any other programing expirience)
I have an Omiz Bt kb, which seems not to be HID.
Can anyone help me? i ve ben reading bits and pieces from lots of forums but havent been able to get it. thanx
deepsicario
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2006-10-17
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Joined on Aug 2006
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I have just acquired a Think Outside BT keyboard. I have no doumentation to get bonded with my 770. If some one could tell me how to do that, I would be very appreciative.
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2006-10-17
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Joined on Oct 2005
@ UK
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Hi,
Ctrl-Fn-Fn puts the ThinkOutside Stowaway into pairing/discoverable mode, use this with the BlueTooth plugin - more instructions at its homepage.
HTH,
Andrew
Ctrl-Fn-Fn puts the ThinkOutside Stowaway into pairing/discoverable mode, use this with the BlueTooth plugin - more instructions at its homepage.
HTH,
Andrew
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2006-10-17
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Joined on Aug 2006
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I am curious as to whether anyone has tried the new Brando mini-bluetooth keyboard with their 770, and if so, what they thought of it? It is amongst the cheapest bluetooth keyboards I have found.
http://shop.brando.com.hk/minibluetoothkeyboard.php
http://shop.brando.com.hk/minibluetoothkeyboard.php
and post a brief summary: It feels as if the usefulness of my 770 just
doubled.
Thanks again,
Stefan