Re: Act as HIDD and more

2008-02-19 Thread Nils Faerber
Christopher Earl schrieb:
> I want my Neo to act as HIDD, I *think* the command is  hidd --server 

Nope, sorry, there is no HIDD server for Linux, as far as I know.

The --server hidd option just tells the hidd to silently go into
background and wait for incoming connections from devices, like a
reconnect from a mouse or keyboard.

> but i get an error: Address in use, any ideas.
> Also I have been testing Playstation 3 hardware, I bought the $10 Recharging 
> dock for the controllers, works with GTA01 Charges well(its just a mini-USB 
> dock) but hides the power button. As stated before the PS3 wireless KB works 
> great, even the mouse pad, next to test is the controller, I dont actually 
> have a PS3 so it may take a while, hoping to use the PS3 controller with a 
> port of Gfceu (nes emulator). If this passes the test, i will locate a PS3 
> and try to use my device as a new controller. This is why I need Hidd-server 
> mode for the Neo.

Cheers
  nils faerber

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Re: Act as HIDD and more

2008-02-18 Thread Jay Vaughan

hcitool scan
to "discover" the keyboard and get its BT address; then
hidd --connect BTADDR





SettingsGUI has a bluetooth panel btw, this can also be used and  
might be easier to extend for other BT devices.  Works great for me  
pairing an apple wireless-bt keyboard, btw, and its a rockin' combo  
of devices to boot.


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Re: Act as HIDD and more

2008-02-18 Thread Christopher Earl
Yes I know how to use a HID just need to know how to set the Neo into HID 
mode(e.g act as a Input Device)

>>> kenneth marken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 02/18/08 1:17 PM >>>
On Monday 18 February 2008 18:54:17 Shawn Rutledge wrote:
> On Feb 18, 2008 10:31 AM, Christopher Earl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I want my Neo to act as HIDD, I *think* the command is  hidd --server 
> > but i get an error: Address in use, any ideas.
>
> I haven't tried it on the phone yet, but last night I bought the Apple
> BT keyboard and got it working for my MythTV box.
>
> hcitool scan
>
> to "discover" the keyboard and get its BT address; then
>
> hidd --connect BTADDR
>
> at which point pairing begins.  You make up a PIN, type it on the
> keyboard (e.g.  ) then you should see the BT PIN prompt pop
> up on your computer (or phone) and you type the same PIN there.  It's
> a little clumsy, I wish BlueZ would auto-pair in the case that the PIN
> is .  At least it's only necessary once. 

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Re: Act as HIDD and more

2008-02-18 Thread kenneth marken
On Monday 18 February 2008 18:54:17 Shawn Rutledge wrote:
> On Feb 18, 2008 10:31 AM, Christopher Earl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I want my Neo to act as HIDD, I *think* the command is  hidd --server 
> > but i get an error: Address in use, any ideas.
>
> I haven't tried it on the phone yet, but last night I bought the Apple
> BT keyboard and got it working for my MythTV box.
>
> hcitool scan
>
> to "discover" the keyboard and get its BT address; then
>
> hidd --connect BTADDR
>
> at which point pairing begins.  You make up a PIN, type it on the
> keyboard (e.g.  ) then you should see the BT PIN prompt pop
> up on your computer (or phone) and you type the same PIN there.  It's
> a little clumsy, I wish BlueZ would auto-pair in the case that the PIN
> is .  At least it's only necessary once.  But if I want to use the
> same keyboard with multiple devices then I suppose it will have to be
> re-done each time.  Also you should configure in
> /etc/bluetooth/hcid.conf to require a role-switch, so that the
> keyboard is always the slave (change "accept" to "master").
>

iirc, you can set a default pin in the "pin" file, and it comes preset to 
1234...

> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup
>
> > Also I have been testing Playstation 3 hardware, I bought the $10
> > Recharging dock for the controllers, works with GTA01 Charges well(its
> > just a mini-USB dock) but hides the power button.
>
> You are using that to charge the phone?  Sounds useful.
>
> Like this?
>
> http://www.ecrater.com/product.php?pid=1751517
>
> I'd like to find a "smart" charger for the car eventually.  (I seldom
> take the Neo out of the house anyway, but that day is coming when the
> power management stuff gets better.)
>
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Re: Act as HIDD and more

2008-02-18 Thread Shawn Rutledge
On Feb 18, 2008 10:31 AM, Christopher Earl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want my Neo to act as HIDD, I *think* the command is  hidd --server  but i 
> get an error: Address in use, any ideas.

I haven't tried it on the phone yet, but last night I bought the Apple
BT keyboard and got it working for my MythTV box.

hcitool scan

to "discover" the keyboard and get its BT address; then

hidd --connect BTADDR

at which point pairing begins.  You make up a PIN, type it on the
keyboard (e.g.  ) then you should see the BT PIN prompt pop
up on your computer (or phone) and you type the same PIN there.  It's
a little clumsy, I wish BlueZ would auto-pair in the case that the PIN
is .  At least it's only necessary once.  But if I want to use the
same keyboard with multiple devices then I suppose it will have to be
re-done each time.  Also you should configure in
/etc/bluetooth/hcid.conf to require a role-switch, so that the
keyboard is always the slave (change "accept" to "master").

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup

> Also I have been testing Playstation 3 hardware, I bought the $10 Recharging 
> dock for the controllers, works with GTA01 Charges well(its just a mini-USB 
> dock) but hides the power button.

You are using that to charge the phone?  Sounds useful.

Like this?

http://www.ecrater.com/product.php?pid=1751517

I'd like to find a "smart" charger for the car eventually.  (I seldom
take the Neo out of the house anyway, but that day is coming when the
power management stuff gets better.)

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Act as HIDD and more

2008-02-18 Thread Christopher Earl
I want my Neo to act as HIDD, I *think* the command is  hidd --server  but i 
get an error: Address in use, any ideas.
Also I have been testing Playstation 3 hardware, I bought the $10 Recharging 
dock for the controllers, works with GTA01 Charges well(its just a mini-USB 
dock) but hides the power button. As stated before the PS3 wireless KB works 
great, even the mouse pad, next to test is the controller, I dont actually have 
a PS3 so it may take a while, hoping to use the PS3 controller with a port of 
Gfceu (nes emulator). If this passes the test, i will locate a PS3 and try to 
use my device as a new controller. This is why I need Hidd-server mode for the 
Neo.

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