Mobility Site - View Single Post

03-27-05, 07:37 PM

If BT HID driver does not work with the Xbox BT control, then lets assume no hope for a driver. (Doubt its very simple to write drivers)

Anyone up for an obscure idea?

How about a very simple program that would output based on input?
So...
BT or IR keyboard sends A to the PPC to be interpreted as A in the hypothetical utility. The utility then uses what you have setup to connect A with say x0C1 [think morphgear gives stuff like that when binding a hardware key] Add options for holding or repeating and maybe we will get greater compatability.

(Full of ideas, 0 programming skills)

EDIT:
http://www.msmobiles.com/news.php/3460.html universal HID bluetooth drivers?

Edit2:
Reply to my question to hipgear:
The LM616 is only compatible with the Xbox. We are just starting to explore options for future Bluetooth devices so maybe someday soon you will be pleasantly surprised.

03-27-05, 07:37 PM	#5 (permalink)
awdark Guest Posts: n/a	If BT HID driver does not work with the Xbox BT control, then lets assume no hope for a driver. (Doubt its very simple to write drivers) Anyone up for an obscure idea? How about a very simple program that would output based on input? So... BT or IR keyboard sends A to the PPC to be interpreted as A in the hypothetical utility. The utility then uses what you have setup to connect A with say x0C1 [think morphgear gives stuff like that when binding a hardware key] Add options for holding or repeating and maybe we will get greater compatability. (Full of ideas, 0 programming skills) EDIT: http://www.msmobiles.com/news.php/3460.html universal HID bluetooth drivers? Edit2: Reply to my question to hipgear: The LM616 is only compatible with the Xbox. We are just starting to explore options for future Bluetooth devices so maybe someday soon you will be pleasantly surprised. Last edited by awdark; 03-29-05 at 01:16 PM.