I have bought C1311B bluetooth mouse & succesfully connected it to my laptop (under Windows 7). But the primary aim of mouse buying was to connect it to HTC One X. So, phone shows Bluetooth mouse in the list of devices, but can't connect to it, only "Connecting..." label is showing. This mouse has switchable CPI (I dont know what is it) among 800/1000/1200/1600 and, according to th User's guide, if I press CPI button, the blue LED (on the bottom) flashes & current CPI will be changed (flash once - 800 CPI, two times - 1000 CPI & so on). But despite the count & duration of the presses on the CPI button, this LED doesn't flash. So, is there any solution for my problem? Thanks
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Hello,
Does anyone recognize this issue?
The keyboard should reconnect on pressing a key within a few seconds. However what happens:
-immediately the standard keyboard SIP icon is replaced by the igo icon, so it does make a connection.
-but the green led doesn't start blinking, and it doesn't start typing
-I have to repeatedly press a key, sometimes for 2~3 minutes
-then the led start blinking and i can start typing.
When I open the keyboard cnfg screen, in the BT tab, it says:
-waiting to reconnect, press any key etc. etc.
-repeatedly, it flashes to "connection is not setup" but immediately goes back to waiting to reconnect state,
-until ultimately the connection is enabled.
Setting up the connection with the standard built-in driver works perfectly, but i cannot use that anymore because i now also have a BT mouse.
I have an x51v with WM6
I use igo driver 4.52
So, please, does anyone recognize this problem? Is there a solution?
Thank you
Kuifje
Hi there,
Yesterday I experienced the first crash on my S4 mini (GT-I9195 bought 2 weeks ago): it gradually came to a halt, where it was no longer possible to "wake" it by pressing the power button.
So, I resetted it by pressing the power button for 7 seconds, and everything went well after that. But I noticed something that I hadn't noticed before (though it may well have existed before the crash itself): when connected to my PC via the USB cable, the dropdown menu is sometimes (not always) very slow to appear. This does not happen when charging via the AC plug so I guess it is somehow related to the fact that some kind of communication is also taking place (MTP or PTP mode) between the phone and the PC.
What I mean is: bascically, the dropdown menu is "triggered" by placing your finger at the top of the screen, then you can pull it down by swiping. Usually, you don't even realise that it first has to be triggered. It is so quick that you get the impression you can immediately swipe the screen to pull the menu down.
However, when connected to a PC via USB, it can take up to a second for the menu to appear, so if you swipe too quicky, your finger exits the "triggering zone" too quickly and the dropdown menu simply does not appear. The "triggering" time seems to be longer just after you have "woken up" the phone by pressing the power button. It looks as if the phone "polled" the screen less often... If you pull the menu down several times in a row, this triggering time also seems to lower after a few swipes.
Has anyone else experienced that, and is it "normal" according to you ?
Thanks a lot !
This follows a thread from elsewhere http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=45284421#post45284421
The question was how to extend or expand the Nook keys.
The Power and the "n" button work off single GPIO lines.
The side buttons are part of an 8 x 8 matrix.
The full 8 x 8 is apparently not enabled in the software,
The attachment shows where to hook up duplicate pushbuttons for the side buttons.
You connect between Common and one of the four pads.
This has all been verified to work.
(Con6 is the full qwerty keyboard connector but I've not managed to get a peep out of it yet.)
hi guys,
I am using a Bluetooth mouse with my note 8. The left mouse button works as expected, but I would like the right mouse button to work roughly as it does under windows. Is there a way to assign functions ( like copy/paste) to the right mouse button. Right now it will close a window if I press it.
Incidentally I am using both a Bluetooth and a USB keyboard( with the docking station) and many of the keys don't work as expected. For instance, the escape key will close a window. Is there a way to assign a function to a key?
bump
Hi guys,
Just giving this a bump. It has been here for a week and no reply. Please let me know if there is a better forum for these types of questions.
Last I tried my wireless mouse I had the same issues which I think are either android related or touchwiz implementation. So rightclick works as a back button however if you hold left mouse button for a while you should get the context menus or what ever you expect rightclick to do. Not ideal but works. In win7 I get same behaviour with my wacom tablet pen.
Sent from my GT-N5100 using Tapatalk
i think its an operation system issues , how to react on right mouse click.
i use a mouse on my n5100 when i need to connect rdp to my WIN7 desktop,
and there, right click works just fine.
i think, if you want to call context menu with right mouse button on android,
(which is done by long clickin), maybe try searching for apps that control those kinda functions.
Idk waht, but if what - ask me the questions here about the problem - I need it to be solved. If you didn't understood me - also ask them..
Well, here is the problem exactly: I got mouse and keyboard. Both are connected to my Android device.
They're setup just like I need, but..
When i click the mouse while any keyboard key is pressed - keyboard key pressing signal interrupts (at least the action it should lead to is getting stopped),
and the same vise-versa (when I pressing any keyboard key while mouse button is pressed - mouse pressing button action interrupts, and only then the keyboard starts to do it's things).
So: how to make them work together? (Both in my case are should lead to emulating the touches on the screen directly)