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2009-02-10
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@ Germany
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#222
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This is the perfect tool for maintenance work on my HTPC (e.g. reboot). No more need for keyboard and mouse in my living room. 
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2009-02-12
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@ Vienna
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pretty cool - did anyone try it with their ps3 yet ? I gave it a brief try but it didn't appear to work.
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2009-02-12
, 11:26
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@ Helsinki
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Originally Posted by Ghostface
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...&postcount=216
pretty cool - did anyone try it with their ps3 yet ? I gave it a brief try but it didn't appear to work.
Best regards,
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2009-02-12
, 17:54
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@ Scotland
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Originally Posted by astrogirl
The steps I do to pair are:
On the PS3 go to the menu Settings > Accessory Settings > Manage Bluetooth Devices.
Press Register New Device and Start Scanning
On the n810 I make sure bluetooth is on and open bluemaemo.
The PS3 will as to enter a key which i typed into the n810.
It then gives a message that they are now connected (the n810 just says "Connected to:", as in the ps3 does not have a name)
To use the most keys (including direction buttons) you have to be on the keyboard profile or assign them in the game controller.
To use the triangle button you have to be on the mouse profile.
The buttons are:
Triangle: Right mouse button
Square: backspace
Cross: enter
Circle: Escape (back button)
oh, also. i added a youtube video of setting it up if anyone wants to see. apologise for the bad quality though, it was a rushed effort...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8bMNEHVBxE
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2009-02-14
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@ Vienna
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#226
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Thanks for the trackback I have to admit that I didn't read every post from this thread
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2009-02-15
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Really great affords!
I use BlueMeamo with Mac Os X 10.5.6. Connecting and all main functions are working fine.
Because I am using a Mac i would appriciate it so much if it would be possible to use the 'Command' key somehow. Nearly every program uses it for global shortcuts. Local shortcuts (when a program is in focus) can be changed easily (sometimes, not in every program, i.e. quicktime, because they are not available via the program menu).
Anybody out there who knows how to use the 'Command' key via the tablet?
I use BlueMeamo with Mac Os X 10.5.6. Connecting and all main functions are working fine.
Because I am using a Mac i would appriciate it so much if it would be possible to use the 'Command' key somehow. Nearly every program uses it for global shortcuts. Local shortcuts (when a program is in focus) can be changed easily (sometimes, not in every program, i.e. quicktime, because they are not available via the program menu).
Anybody out there who knows how to use the 'Command' key via the tablet?
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2009-02-15
, 16:11
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@ Helsinki
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#228
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Originally Posted by diE_sohlE
And you need also the CRTL key ?
Really great affords!
I use BlueMeamo with Mac Os X 10.5.6. Connecting and all main functions are working fine.
Because I am using a Mac i would appriciate it so much if it would be possible to use the 'Command' key somehow. Nearly every program uses it for global shortcuts. Local shortcuts (when a program is in focus) can be changed easily (sometimes, not in every program, i.e. quicktime, because they are not available via the program menu).
Anybody out there who knows how to use the 'Command' key via the tablet?
I can make a option to change CTRL to CMD in the program.
Best regards,
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2009-02-15
, 16:21
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Originally Posted by VDVsx
Well, I think for Mac users the Command key is more important.
And you need also the CRTL key ?
I can make a option to change CTRL to CMD in the program.
Both keys would be even better. :POne think that I remarked just a few seconds ago:
I tried using a tablet with english and german keyboard layout. My Mac has a german layout.
When I use the HW keyboard on the tablet every key is working as it should, expect the combinations with FN (i.e. '(' or '='). They are totally messed up and show up on the wrong press of a key combination. The same problem occures when using the SW keyboard.
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2009-02-15
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Originally Posted by diE_sohlE
Only the English layout is supported at this time
One think that I remarked just a few seconds ago:
I tried using a tablet with english and german keyboard layout. My Mac has a german layout.
When I use the HW keyboard on the tablet every key is working as it should, expect the combinations with FN (i.e. '(' or '='). They are totally messed up and show up on the wrong press of a key combination. The same problem occures when using the SW keyboard.
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