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Originally Posted by OVK
I have tried with the default headset and there's no Dbus signal emitted when the button is pressed.
Is this on N900 and with default headset?
If so, does this mean that N900 does not sense the button press when the N900 is on default state, but it needs an incoming call to trigger something so that the call can be answered with a headset button press?
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2010-01-18
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Would it be possible to test other headsets or create a special Dbus state to sniff out any inputs?
If you tell me how I can test Hs-43 (N82 headset) and the headset that 5800 comes with.
Patience required, I'm quite new with linux/dbus and might not understand what I have to do from the first attempt.
If you tell me how I can test Hs-43 (N82 headset) and the headset that 5800 comes with.
Patience required, I'm quite new with linux/dbus and might not understand what I have to do from the first attempt.
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2010-01-18
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Originally Posted by Bec
You can sniff dbus by running dbus-monitor (for session bus) and dbus-monitor --system (for system bus).
Would it be possible to test other headsets or create a special Dbus state to sniff out any inputs?
If you tell me how I can test Hs-43 (N82 headset) and the headset that 5800 comes with.
Patience required, I'm quite new with linux/dbus and might not understand what I have to do from the first attempt.
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2010-01-18
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Originally Posted by Bec
I could try to test Nokia AD-54 remote.
Would it be possible to test other headsets or create a special Dbus state to sniff out any inputs?
If you tell me how I can test Hs-43 (N82 headset) and the headset that 5800 comes with.
Although I am quite sure that nothing will be recognized by N900: if the default headset does not generate any Dbus events the same is probably true also for other headsets.
EDIT: AD-54 seems to be the remote that comes with Nokia 5800 so you probably also have that one.
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2010-01-18
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the ad-54 comes with the 5800 and it is the best remote nokia made.
It has:
Volume control
Play/pause
Next/previus.
Microphone
answer key for in comming calls.
a lock key
And 3,5 mm jack fot your headset.
It is also a fm antenna
The best thing is that you can leave n900 in your jacket an control you music player.
And you can answer the phone and talk handsfree.
So i realy hope that someone can make it work.
I am not a programmer but i was i would make work of it!
I post it also on the nokia forum but it gets pused away by people who can not
rtfm and ask questions that are answered bij the manual!
Last edited by Wimmert; 2010-01-18 at 19:56.
It has:
Volume control
Play/pause
Next/previus.
Microphone
answer key for in comming calls.
a lock key
And 3,5 mm jack fot your headset.
It is also a fm antenna
The best thing is that you can leave n900 in your jacket an control you music player.
And you can answer the phone and talk handsfree.
So i realy hope that someone can make it work.
I am not a programmer but i was i would make work of it!
I post it also on the nokia forum but it gets pused away by people who can not
rtfm and ask questions that are answered bij the manual!
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2010-01-18
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@ Wimmert
Don't forget to also vote it: http://maemo.org/community/brainstor..._input_reader/
Don't forget to also vote it: http://maemo.org/community/brainstor..._input_reader/
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2010-01-18
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Originally Posted by andrei1089
Ok, and how do I do that? didn't find any apps for this...
You can sniff dbus by running dbus-monitor (for session bus) and dbus-monitor --system (for system bus).
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2010-01-18
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I also have the AD-54 headphones...
Hope this will work soon and will find it in the repos
Hope this will work soon and will find it in the repos
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2010-01-18
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has anyone used the ad-54 with their n900
when i plug mine in with my sony ex 300 headphones , it will only play out of the right ear bud
anyone else noticed this or is my ad-54 broken :-) thanks
when i plug mine in with my sony ex 300 headphones , it will only play out of the right ear bud
anyone else noticed this or is my ad-54 broken :-) thanks
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If so, does this mean that N900 does not sense the button press when the N900 is on default state, but it needs an incoming call to trigger something so that the call can be answered with a headset button press?