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Everything Else => General Support and Discussion => Zaurus General Forums => Archived Forums => Accessories => Topic started by: Z_Attorney on June 08, 2006, 07:07:35 pm
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Hey, I'm running Cacko 1.23 with a C1000 and just bought a Fellowes Stowaway USB Keyboard. I read in Meanie's book that one could write a script to automatically map the keys correctly when the USB keyboard is plugged in and then switch it back to the default when it isn't.
I'm pretty new to the Zaurus, can anyone just copy me their script and tell me where I need to key it in?
It would be much appreciated!
-Jacob
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Hey, I'm running Cacko 1.23 with a C1000 and just bought a Fellowes Stowaway USB Keyboard. I read in Meanie's book that one could write a script to automatically map the keys correctly when the USB keyboard is plugged in and then switch it back to the default when it isn't.
I'm pretty new to the Zaurus, can anyone just copy me their script and tell me where I need to key it in?
It would be much appreciated!
-Jacob
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Hmm, let me put my question another way...
I get that Keyhelper is supposed to allow me to get the USB keyboard's keys mapped correctly. But, for example, it won't let me key in "?" either on the Zaurus's built-in keyboard or the usb keyboard. In fact, when I type the ? key on the USB keyboard, nothing happens. So, how do I get this keyboard working correctly?
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Hi,
I have the same problem. I am using SL-C3100 + Cacko + Stowaway USB Keyboard and a bluetooth mouse. I tried Meanie's suggestion custominput_1.1.0 + usbkeyboard_0.1 ipks but it didn't work...
If anyone knows how to do this or give some links it would be appreciated
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Just a quick bump. Has anyone done the remapping for that keyboard? I've been thinking of buying one.
I understand that it doesn't have an escape key.. can I remap another key combination to send an escape?
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Does anyone have any news about this?
Naively I imagine there are two steps:
1. create a keymapping for the Stowaway
2. do something to load and unload it when the keyboard is plugged in
Any other suggestions or comments welcome. Right now I still reach over and type some things directly on the Z, and there are quite a few others I need to think hard to remember where they are on a Japanese keyboard, which seems quite unnecessary (shift-7 for a single quote, for example!)
Thanks
Rohan
Just a quick bump. Has anyone done the remapping for that keyboard? I've been thinking of buying one.
I understand that it doesn't have an escape key.. can I remap another key combination to send an escape?
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This doesn't have to do with the "?" key or the stowaway keyboard, but maybe some of the info here might help you out or give you some ideas.
https://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showt...ndpost&p=141558 (https://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=20487&view=findpost&p=141558)
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I've got the automatic keyboard remapping working with another keyboard. I wouldn't want to buy a stowaway until I resolve the escape key remapping and learn that someone else has had success with the auto remapping.
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Also, Meanie's keyhelper for usb keyboards (http://www.users.on.net/~hluc/myZaurus/) might help you out.
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Also, Meanie's keyhelper for usb keyboards (http://www.users.on.net/~hluc/myZaurus/) might help you out.
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I got mine working so I don't want to undo it to test the different permutations, but I tried to install my Stowaway keyboard first using Meanie's ipk. No joy. Everytime I would plug it in to the host, it would lock up. My suggestions:
1) Make sure that plug in the host cable first, then plug-in the keyboard.
If that locks you up, follow Meanie's instructions to enable a USB mouse and then try #1 again. That worked for me.
I figured out that my USB A Female to USB mini-A adapter will not work for this. You need to use the host cable. Either it has some logic or is wired cross-over or something, but it was the only thing that worked for me. Now I have my USB mouse and USB Stowaway keyboard plugged in to an unpowered USB hub that is plugged in to the host cable to the Z and the mouse is working great (with scrollwheel) and the keyboard is recognized, but the map is really wacky so I need to see if I can find/make a better one.