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imported_>joerg_rw: Undo revision 45782 by 70.135.114.247 (Talk) SPAM

2011-11-22T02:52:56Z

Undo revision 45782 by 70.135.114.247 (Talk) SPAM

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70.135.114.247 at 22:10, 21 November 2011

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imported_>amigadave: cut some extra categories, tidy

2010-12-08T13:33:38Z

cut some extra categories, tidy

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	=== Nokia SU-8W ===		=== Nokia SU-8W ===

	Of course Nokia's own [[~~bluetooth~~]] keyboard plays with Maemo very well, but in some cases, as in ~~brazilian portuguese~~ (pt_BR) language, some accents don't work. There's a workaround in [http://labs.danilocesar.com/blog/2008/06/30/su-w8-accents-on-n800/].		Of course Nokia's own [[Bluetooth]] keyboard plays with Maemo very well, but in some cases, as in Brazilian Portuguese (pt_BR) language, some accents don't work. There's a workaround in [http://labs.danilocesar.com/blog/2008/06/30/su-w8-accents-on-n800/].

	=== The Apple Bluetooth Keyboard ===		=== The Apple Bluetooth Keyboard ===
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	Apple's keyboard works out of the box if you set the keyboard type to "Generic 105-key PC" and the layout to "English (USA)".		Apple's keyboard works out of the box if you set the keyboard type to "Generic 105-key PC" and the layout to "English (USA)".

	An extensive discussion about customizing this keyboard for ~~maemo~~ (adding page-up/page-down, lots more keys and functionality, etc.) [http://cs.gmu.edu/~sean/stuff/n800/keyboard/ may be found here]. Much of this information is applicable to other keyboards as well, particularly discussion about xmodmap.		An extensive discussion about customizing this keyboard for Maemo (adding page-up/page-down, lots more keys and functionality, etc.) [http://cs.gmu.edu/~sean/stuff/n800/keyboard/ may be found here]. Much of this information is applicable to other keyboards as well, particularly discussion about <code>xmodmap</code>.

	=== Cygnet ("Smart") Keyboards ===		=== Cygnet ("Smart") Keyboards ===

	A large number of [http://www.cygnetuk.com Cygnet] ~~bluetooth~~ keyboards are currently showing up around eBay for very reasonable prices. The good news is that they are indeed Maemo-compatible. The bad news is that they're not HID keyboards, they're serial keyboards, which means that setting them up is currently a little more work. (We're working on making this easier).		A large number of [http://www.cygnetuk.com Cygnet] Bluetooth keyboards are currently showing up around eBay for very reasonable prices. The good news is that they are indeed Maemo-compatible. The bad news is that they're not HID keyboards, they're serial keyboards, which means that setting them up is currently a little more work. (We're working on making this easier).

	There are two types of Cygnet keyboard, both rebranded [http://www.chainpus.com/ Chainpus] ("Smart") keyboards:		There are two types of Cygnet keyboard, both rebranded [http://www.chainpus.com/ Chainpus] ("Smart") keyboards:
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	* There is also another keyboard being sold, branded as Cygnet - it's the BK-300 (currently only available on the Chainpus [http://www.chainpus.com/ home page]). I got one by mistake - they're gratifyingly thin and tiny, but I didn't like the equally tiny calculator-style buttons, and exchanged mine. It claims to be HID-compatible, so you shouldn't have any problems.		* There is also another keyboard being sold, branded as Cygnet - it's the BK-300 (currently only available on the Chainpus [http://www.chainpus.com/ home page]). I got one by mistake - they're gratifyingly thin and tiny, but I didn't like the equally tiny calculator-style buttons, and exchanged mine. It claims to be HID-compatible, so you shouldn't have any problems.

	The BK-600 is supported by [http://fanoush.wz.cz/maemo/ kbdd] ([http://www.handhelds.org/moin/moin.cgi/kbdd source code]), the serial-port keyboard daemon, using the "smartbt" driver. You will need a version of kbdd built for ~~maemo~~, and the uinput.ko kernel module. Binaries of both of these for ~~maemo~~ v1.1 are available at http://fanoush.webpark.cz/maemo/		The BK-600 is supported by [http://fanoush.wz.cz/maemo/ kbdd] ([http://www.handhelds.org/moin/moin.cgi/kbdd source code]), the serial-port keyboard daemon, using the "smartbt" driver. You will need a version of kbdd built for Maemo, and the uinput.ko kernel module. Binaries of both of these for Maemo v1.1 are available at http://fanoush.webpark.cz/maemo/

	Both he and I have also succeeded in building them for v2.0, and a similar binary tarball should be posted on that website by the time you read this. Failing which, email the site maintainer, as he is known to have a working version with some extra patches.		Both he and I have also succeeded in building them for v2.0, and a similar binary tarball should be posted on that website by the time you read this. Failing which, email the site maintainer, as he is known to have a working version with some extra patches.
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	Keyboards such as the HP iPAQ Bluetooth Foldable or the Freedom Keyboard will need the [http://fanoush.wz.cz/maemo/ kbdd driver] for the 770, N800, and N810. (original source [http://www.handhelds.org/moin/moin.cgi/kbdd here]).		Keyboards such as the HP iPAQ Bluetooth Foldable or the Freedom Keyboard will need the [http://fanoush.wz.cz/maemo/ kbdd driver] for the 770, N800, and N810. (original source [http://www.handhelds.org/moin/moin.cgi/kbdd here]).

	~~[[Category:Users]]~~		== Maemo Devices ==
	~~[[Category:Bluetooth]]~~
	~~[[Category:Power users]]~~
	~~[[Category:Beginners]]~~

	~~== Maemo Devices ==~~		N800 and N810 devices have Bluetooth HID out of the box.

	~~N800 and N810 devices have bluetooth~~ HID ~~out of the box~~.		The N900 does not officially support Bluetooth HID. However, you can enable Bluetooth keyboards with some hacking: see [[Fremantle Bluetooth Keyboard Layout]].

	~~The N900 does not officially support Bluetooth HID. However, you can enable bluetooth keyboards with some hacking~~: ~~see~~ [[~~Fremantle~~ Bluetooth ~~Keyboard Layout~~]].		[[Category:Users]]
			[[Category:Bluetooth]]

imported_>matthew_exon at 21:33, 2 April 2010

2010-04-02T21:33:18Z

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			== Maemo Devices ==

			N800 and N810 devices have bluetooth HID out of the box.

			The N900 does not officially support Bluetooth HID. However, you can enable bluetooth keyboards with some hacking: see [[Fremantle Bluetooth Keyboard Layout]].

imported_>jaem: /* Installing Non-HID Bluetooth Keyboards */

2010-01-31T11:01:02Z

Installing Non-HID Bluetooth Keyboards

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	=== Installing Non-HID Bluetooth Keyboards ===		=== Installing Non-HID Bluetooth Keyboards ===

	Keyboards such as the HP iPAQ Bluetooth Foldable or the Freedom Keyboard will need the [http://fanoush.wz.cz/maemo/ kbdd driver] for the 770 ~~and~~ N800 (and ~~maybe~~ N810?). (original source [http://www.handhelds.org/moin/moin.cgi/kbdd here]).		Keyboards such as the HP iPAQ Bluetooth Foldable or the Freedom Keyboard will need the [http://fanoush.wz.cz/maemo/ kbdd driver] for the 770, N800, and N810. (original source [http://www.handhelds.org/moin/moin.cgi/kbdd here]).

	[[Category:Users]]		[[Category:Users]]

imported_>ossipena at 12:50, 1 November 2009

2009-11-01T12:50:13Z

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imported_>allnameswereout at 14:16, 29 October 2009

2009-10-29T14:16:23Z

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	== Nokia SU-8W ==		== Keyboards ==

			=== Nokia SU-8W ===

	Of course Nokia's own [[bluetooth]] keyboard plays with Maemo very well, but in some cases, as in brazilian portuguese (pt_BR) language, some accents don't work. There's a workaround in [http://labs.danilocesar.com/blog/2008/06/30/su-w8-accents-on-n800/].		Of course Nokia's own [[bluetooth]] keyboard plays with Maemo very well, but in some cases, as in brazilian portuguese (pt_BR) language, some accents don't work. There's a workaround in [http://labs.danilocesar.com/blog/2008/06/30/su-w8-accents-on-n800/].

	=~~= Installing Non-HID Bluetooth Keyboards ==~~		=== The Apple Bluetooth Keyboard ===

	Keyboards such as the HP iPAQ Bluetooth Foldable or the Freedom Keyboard will need the [http://fanoush.wz.cz/maemo/ kbdd driver] for the 770 and N800 (and maybe N810?). (original source [http://www.handhelds.org/moin/moin.cgi/kbdd here]).

	== The Apple Bluetooth Keyboard ==

	Apple's keyboard works out of the box if you set the keyboard type to "Generic 105-key PC" and the layout to "English (USA)".		Apple's keyboard works out of the box if you set the keyboard type to "Generic 105-key PC" and the layout to "English (USA)".
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	An extensive discussion about customizing this keyboard for maemo (adding page-up/page-down, lots more keys and functionality, etc.) [http://cs.gmu.edu/~sean/stuff/n800/keyboard/ may be found here]. Much of this information is applicable to other keyboards as well, particularly discussion about xmodmap.		An extensive discussion about customizing this keyboard for maemo (adding page-up/page-down, lots more keys and functionality, etc.) [http://cs.gmu.edu/~sean/stuff/n800/keyboard/ may be found here]. Much of this information is applicable to other keyboards as well, particularly discussion about xmodmap.

	== Cygnet ("Smart") Keyboards ==		=== Cygnet ("Smart") Keyboards ===

	A large number of [http://www.cygnetuk.com Cygnet] bluetooth keyboards are currently showing up around eBay for very reasonable prices. The good news is that they are indeed Maemo-compatible. The bad news is that they're not HID keyboards, they're serial keyboards, which means that setting them up is currently a little more work. (We're working on making this easier).		A large number of [http://www.cygnetuk.com Cygnet] bluetooth keyboards are currently showing up around eBay for very reasonable prices. The good news is that they are indeed Maemo-compatible. The bad news is that they're not HID keyboards, they're serial keyboards, which means that setting them up is currently a little more work. (We're working on making this easier).
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	Both he and I have also succeeded in building them for v2.0, and a similar binary tarball should be posted on that website by the time you read this. Failing which, email the site maintainer, as he is known to have a working version with some extra patches.		Both he and I have also succeeded in building them for v2.0, and a similar binary tarball should be posted on that website by the time you read this. Failing which, email the site maintainer, as he is known to have a working version with some extra patches.

			=== Installing Non-HID Bluetooth Keyboards ===

			Keyboards such as the HP iPAQ Bluetooth Foldable or the Freedom Keyboard will need the [http://fanoush.wz.cz/maemo/ kbdd driver] for the 770 and N800 (and maybe N810?). (original source [http://www.handhelds.org/moin/moin.cgi/kbdd here]).

	[[Category:Users]]		[[Category:Users]]
	[[Category:Bluetooth]]		[[Category:Bluetooth]]

imported_>allnameswereout: Bluetooth keyboards moved to Bluetooth HID

2009-10-29T14:14:52Z

Bluetooth keyboards moved to Bluetooth HID

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(No difference)

imported_>guaka at 01:57, 26 October 2009

2009-10-26T01:57:51Z

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	== Nokia SU-8W ==		== Nokia SU-8W ==

	Of course Nokia's own bluetooth keyboard plays with Maemo very well, but in some cases, as in brazilian portuguese (pt_BR) language, some accents don't work. There's a workaround in [http://labs.danilocesar.com/blog/2008/06/30/su-w8-accents-on-n800/].		Of course Nokia's own [[bluetooth]] keyboard plays with Maemo very well, but in some cases, as in brazilian portuguese (pt_BR) language, some accents don't work. There's a workaround in [http://labs.danilocesar.com/blog/2008/06/30/su-w8-accents-on-n800/].

	== Installing Non-HID Bluetooth Keyboards ==		== Installing Non-HID Bluetooth Keyboards ==

imported_>nighto: pt_BR workaround for SU-8W

2009-09-16T18:09:27Z

pt_BR workaround for SU-8W

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			== Nokia SU-8W ==

			Of course Nokia's own bluetooth keyboard plays with Maemo very well, but in some cases, as in brazilian portuguese (pt_BR) language, some accents don't work. There's a workaround in [http://labs.danilocesar.com/blog/2008/06/30/su-w8-accents-on-n800/].

	== Installing Non-HID Bluetooth Keyboards ==		== Installing Non-HID Bluetooth Keyboards ==