I ve installed TomTom3 and a Rikaline GPS 6010 mouse on my XDA but as soon as I start TomTom GPS the system almost freezes and I have to make a soft reset. Can anybody advise me what to do? :?
If bluetooth is switched on and gps is bonded ok then the only time I see this problem is when the tomtom gps program has the wrong settings, it freezes when trying to hook to the wrong port. I have had to remove the tomtom gps and reinstall because of this. It may also do this when bluetooth is switched off when launching the program.
Hello, anyone can help me have a mouse on the X7500?
I managed to pair my notebook bluetooth mouse to it but no cursor appears
Thanks...
NeatPixel said:
Hello, anyone can help me have a mouse on the X7500?
I managed to pair my notebook bluetooth mouse to it but no cursor appears
Thanks...
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use this software install the CAB and restart your phone and reconnect the mouse you will see the mous !!:
Thanks, but... it doesn't seem to work
I did exactly as you told me, after resetting the device I get a message screen with lots of squares, but nothing happens. I can pair the mouse as before, but nothing more.
What to do? Thanks...
Hi everyone. This is my first post, a question, and I have tried to find a solution, without success:
Components of problem:
a) I have an ATT Tilt2
b) I have a generic Bluetooth keyboard (same problem occurred with iGo Freedom Bluetooth keyboard)
c) there is no issue with the bluetooth connection to/from the keyboard
d) the problem is this
IF (the SIP is not displayed) THEN (the top row of the bluetooth keyboard, instead of producing NUMBERS, produces the SYMBOLS that are on top of the slide-out keyboard of the Tilt2)
IF (the SIP is displayed/visible) THEN (problem goes away, and when the keys on top of the bluetooth keyboard are pressed (numbers) the numbers correctly come through)
** so in some way, the invocation of the SIP corrects the "wrongness" of what happens on the first row of keys, of the bluetooth keyboard **
Here is what I have tried:
1) I tried to find an app that keeps the SIP "always on", so that I could keep using the bluetooth keyboard, without having to keep pressing the touchscreen to make the SIP re-appear........couldn't find one.
2) Tried different bluetooth keyboards (that is why i bought the generic BT keyboard, in hopes that same problem with the iGo keyboard would go away).....didn't help
Any help or direction-to-help is appreciated,
Peter
Wait, isn't the whole point of the TP2 is that it has a dedicated keyboard, so there's no need for a BT kb?
Sorry, I'm no help.
petechinw said:
Hi everyone. This is my first post, a question, and I have tried to find a solution, without success:
Components of problem:
a) I have an ATT Tilt2
b) I have a generic Bluetooth keyboard (same problem occurred with iGo Freedom Bluetooth keyboard)
c) there is no issue with the bluetooth connection to/from the keyboard
d) the problem is this
IF (the SIP is not displayed) THEN (the top row of the bluetooth keyboard, instead of producing NUMBERS, produces the SYMBOLS that are on top of the slide-out keyboard of the Tilt2)
IF (the SIP is displayed/visible) THEN (problem goes away, and when the keys on top of the bluetooth keyboard are pressed (numbers) the numbers correctly come through)
** so in some way, the invocation of the SIP corrects the "wrongness" of what happens on the first row of keys, of the bluetooth keyboard **
Here is what I have tried:
1) I tried to find an app that keeps the SIP "always on", so that I could keep using the bluetooth keyboard, without having to keep pressing the touchscreen to make the SIP re-appear........couldn't find one.
2) Tried different bluetooth keyboards (that is why i bought the generic BT keyboard, in hopes that same problem with the iGo keyboard would go away).....didn't help
Any help or direction-to-help is appreciated,
Peter
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Did you try using the FN key with the top of your BT keyboard. Try that if you haven't.
petechinw said:
Hi everyone. This is my first post, a question, and I have tried to find a solution, without success:
Components of problem:
a) I have an ATT Tilt2
b) I have a generic Bluetooth keyboard (same problem occurred with iGo Freedom Bluetooth keyboard)
c) there is no issue with the bluetooth connection to/from the keyboard
d) the problem is this
IF (the SIP is not displayed) THEN (the top row of the bluetooth keyboard, instead of producing NUMBERS, produces the SYMBOLS that are on top of the slide-out keyboard of the Tilt2)
IF (the SIP is displayed/visible) THEN (problem goes away, and when the keys on top of the bluetooth keyboard are pressed (numbers) the numbers correctly come through)
** so in some way, the invocation of the SIP corrects the "wrongness" of what happens on the first row of keys, of the bluetooth keyboard **
Here is what I have tried:
1) I tried to find an app that keeps the SIP "always on", so that I could keep using the bluetooth keyboard, without having to keep pressing the touchscreen to make the SIP re-appear........couldn't find one.
2) Tried different bluetooth keyboards (that is why i bought the generic BT keyboard, in hopes that same problem with the iGo keyboard would go away).....didn't help
Any help or direction-to-help is appreciated,
Peter
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Sounds like SIP alters the keyboard layout or keyboard state. Editing registry setting might help here. See the "status" value here:
hxxp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms892476.aspx
or check for layouts:
hxxp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms892476.aspx
Alternatively, it is possible to change the key mapping on WM, maybe you can create a mapping that works for you with and without SIP visible. hxxp://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/HTC_Rhodium/ChangingKeyboardLayout
Yesterday I purchased a bluetooth mouse and a bluetooth keyboard to use on my new galaxy s4. When I connected both, I can move the mouse and use the keyboard but the keys get "stuck" and will keep sending the same letter. The mouse will intermittently stick and not update its location for a bit and then snap way out.
If I recall correctly it says that that the keyboard keeps reconnecting when it start repeating the key it is stuck on.
If I turn off one or the other device, neither the mouse or keyboard has any issues both function smoothly. Is this normal? Is there something I can do to fix this?
The phone's model number is SGH-M919. Its on android 4.2.2.
Kernel version 3.4.0-453951
Build number JDQ39.M919UVUAMDL
The keyboard is a Logitech Tablet Keyboard, I can't find any other way to describe it.
The mouse is an HP Bluetooth Mouse X4000b.
Thank you for any assistance!
How can I make the trackpad on my Logitech K400r USB keyboard/trackpad act like a bluetooth mouse for using a traditional mouse cursor?
I hate the stupid issue of how I can't get real-time "mouse" position because of the orange circle not writing its current location to the internal pointer position.
The most frustrating issues is that flash games receive the click input twice and can't read the floating circle because the internal pointer's position is not getting updated until holding the 2nd tap on a double tap which may also unintentionally force a drag function or shortly stop working if you switch fingers.
Here is a random YT video of an actual bluetooth mouse on another Android device (if I am not mistaken).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9RkGXVXnW4
Is there an app or root function that can make my K400r's trackpad act like a bluetooth mouse?
Edit:I found the directory for mouse pointer type,but I don't know what to do from there.
/system/usr/idc/"input device config" files
file extension:.idc
Can someone knowledgable of this please elaborate on how to replace the circle with a constant mouse pointer on Fire TV?