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2010-02-07
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#162
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Originally Posted by pH5
I've tried these instructions but failed
Just to add another data point, I just paired a Logitech diNovo Edge with a N900 running PR1.1 (flashed, not updated OTA, input enabled in /etc/bluetooth/main.conf) using the GUI. It wouldn't connect from the GUI, but using the bluez D-Bus interface from the command line worked:
Code:# dbus-send --system --print-reply --dest=org.bluez \ / org.bluez.Manager.DefaultAdapter object path "/org/bluez/11984/hci0" # dbus-send --system --dest=org.bluez \ /org/bluez/11984/hci0/dev_00_07_61_75_xx_xx \ org.bluez.Input.Connect
I did the following:
dbus-send --system --print-reply --dest=org.bluez \
/ org.bluez.Manager.DefaultAdapter
object path "/org/bluez/887/hci0" was returned
# dbus-send --system --dest=org.bluez \
/org/bluez/887/hci0/dev_00_07_61_E6_B2_53 \
org.bluez.Input.Connect
Nothing was returned by the final command and the keyboard didn't pair (it was in pairing mode by pressing the red button on the unit.)
Any ideas where I went wrong?
Ta
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2010-02-08
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#163
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meep:
I also did not succeed, exactly as you write, but then I tried to add "--print-reply" to the second command as well (to see if I won't be able to get an idea of what's going on) and magically, the keyboard started working!!
So now I will try to follow instructions earlier in this thread to get all characters working, since now only standard characters work (not even numbers)
Also, I have paired the keyboard prior to all this (through the menu, set bluetooth to on, then succesfully paired the keyboard, it did not work, as usually, then I issued these commands and it started working)
Now when I switch bluetooth to off and then on again, the keyboard is connected automatically.
Thanks pH5!
I also did not succeed, exactly as you write, but then I tried to add "--print-reply" to the second command as well (to see if I won't be able to get an idea of what's going on) and magically, the keyboard started working!!
So now I will try to follow instructions earlier in this thread to get all characters working, since now only standard characters work (not even numbers)
Also, I have paired the keyboard prior to all this (through the menu, set bluetooth to on, then succesfully paired the keyboard, it did not work, as usually, then I issued these commands and it started working)
Now when I switch bluetooth to off and then on again, the keyboard is connected automatically.
Thanks pH5!
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2010-02-08
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#164
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OK, so I managed the keyboard to fully work using the guidance from qobi in the first few pages of this thread.
Now I'm happy
Now the only thing which would offer more comfort is how to issue the setxkbmap automatically after the keyboard gets connected so that the pc105 layout will be automatically applied (otherwise I have to issue it every time I turn on the keyboard - although the keyboard connects automatically now, the layout is not remembered from the last session), and/or if there is any way how to eliminate the need of typing one character on the internal keyboard before the pc105 layout gets applied.
Anyway, I'm more than happy with the way it works now, if we managed to solve above mentioned issues, it would just be a nice bonus in addition to the working keyboard.
JoHnY
Now I'm happy
Now the only thing which would offer more comfort is how to issue the setxkbmap automatically after the keyboard gets connected so that the pc105 layout will be automatically applied (otherwise I have to issue it every time I turn on the keyboard - although the keyboard connects automatically now, the layout is not remembered from the last session), and/or if there is any way how to eliminate the need of typing one character on the internal keyboard before the pc105 layout gets applied.
Anyway, I'm more than happy with the way it works now, if we managed to solve above mentioned issues, it would just be a nice bonus in addition to the working keyboard.
JoHnY
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2010-02-08
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#165
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Originally Posted by meep
As JoHnY helpfully pointed out, adding the missing --print-reply seems to make a difference. If not, you could try to remove and re-pair the keyboard from the bluetooth menu, first. If the error persists, installing the sysklogd package (from the tools repository) and checking /var/log/syslog for messages from bluetoothd might give a hint what went wrong.
Nothing was returned by the final command and the keyboard didn't pair (it was in pairing mode by pressing the red button on the unit.)
Any ideas where I went wrong?
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2010-02-09
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#166
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Thanks for the help guys, I've now got my keyboard working with us mapping.
I've noticed Ctrl does not work and I can't press two keys at once... I bought the keyboard to remotely use the n900 through a tv, any ideas how I can get them working?
Thanks again to ph5 and johny
I've noticed Ctrl does not work and I can't press two keys at once... I bought the keyboard to remotely use the n900 through a tv, any ideas how I can get them working?
Thanks again to ph5 and johny
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2010-02-09
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#167
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Guys,
does this know mean we know how to do this with the current version or do we have to flash to a previous version?
does this know mean we know how to do this with the current version or do we have to flash to a previous version?
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There is a way that seems right to a man, but in the end it leads to death. Proverbs 14:12
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2010-02-09
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#168
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Originally Posted by cardiff-blues
Yes, you do not need to reflash anything. Just use the above mentioned commands (plus remap the keyboard as mentioned at the start of this thread) and it will work.
Guys,
does this know mean we know how to do this with the current version or do we have to flash to a previous version?
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2010-02-09
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#169
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Rock N' Roll!
I can't wait to try this later tonight. Hang around guys because no doubt I will need help
I can't wait to try this later tonight. Hang around guys because no doubt I will need help
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2010-02-09
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#170
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Originally Posted by meep
What keyboard do you have? It works on my freedom pro... So I probably won't be able to help you with this.
Thanks for the help guys, I've now got my keyboard working with us mapping.
I've noticed Ctrl does not work and I can't press two keys at once... I bought the keyboard to remotely use the n900 through a tv, any ideas how I can get them working?
Thanks again to ph5 and johny
The ctrl not working is probably related to the fact that you can't press two keys at once (since you can press ctrl by itself but it does not do anything :-) )
I'm not sure if it's a keyboard design problem or what.
# dbus-send --system --print-reply --dest=org.bluez \ / org.bluez.Manager.DefaultAdapter object path "/org/bluez/11984/hci0" # dbus-send --system --print-reply --dest=org.bluez \ /org/bluez/11984/hci0/dev_00_07_61_75_xx_xx \ org.bluez.Input.ConnectLast edited by pH5; 2010-02-08 at 13:10. Reason: add missing --print-reply