I'm trying to configure the controls for the Genesis Plus emulator but its done through a text file that needs the hardware button codes.
Is there any software that can show all the codes for your phone as you press the buttons on it?
Thanx.
-IK- said:
I'm trying to configure the controls for the Genesis Plus emulator but its done through a text file that needs the hardware button codes.
Is there any software that can show all the codes for your phone as you press the buttons on it?
Thanx.
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http://wiki.xda-developers.com/inde...ed to Play Gameboy Advance Games on your PDA?
AEKmap (google it) has a utility included 'aekmapscan' that does this.
there's another japanese one, but I can't remember what it is...Q-something.
I found it, it's called PQz-check, found here:
http://www.nicque.com/PQz/
Xetra's tools:
http://xetranet.free.fr/xbar2/download/tools.zip
use the keycodes.exe
Please, if anyone can help...
I need useable app like virtual cursor or mouse or whatever that works on Samsung B7330.
Need it to make IGO gps application usuable. I can start it but nothing can be pressed couse of missing touchscreen.
Thank You.
ArrowSat said:
Please, if anyone can help...
I need useable app like virtual cursor or mouse or whatever that works on Samsung B7330.
Need it to make IGO gps application usuable. I can start it but nothing can be pressed couse of missing touchscreen.
Thank You.
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http://www.pocketpcfreeware.com/en/index.php?soft=1707
Press thanks if you like this!
Thank You, but this does not works for iGo.
Very non useable for B7330.
Anything other ?
Hello
I just got an asus memo pad 10 (it was cheap at £229 and all I want it for is multimedia consumption really).
I downloaded the RetroArch app to emulate "command and conquer red alert" from the playstation 1.
For anyone who hasnt played it, you control everything in the game by clicking with a cursor. With the emulator, it has a gamepad overlay with the direction keys and buttons etc. Problem is the direction keys are a bit of a nightmare. Is there any way I can make this app touch sensitive? So i can just press things on the game instead of using the virtual gamepad?
Or are there any other emulators that would let me do this? I know its possible as Ive seen a guy on youtube do it, problem is, everything is in german so I cant understand a word of it!
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks
anyone?
adamski88 said:
Hello
I just got an asus memo pad 10 (it was cheap at £229 and all I want it for is multimedia consumption really).
I downloaded the RetroArch app to emulate "command and conquer red alert" from the playstation 1.
For anyone who hasnt played it, you control everything in the game by clicking with a cursor. With the emulator, it has a gamepad overlay with the direction keys and buttons etc. Problem is the direction keys are a bit of a nightmare. Is there any way I can make this app touch sensitive? So i can just press things on the game instead of using the virtual gamepad?
Or are there any other emulators that would let me do this? I know its possible as Ive seen a guy on youtube do it, problem is, everything is in german so I cant understand a word of it!
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks
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http://forum.themaister.net/
their official forums. better luck there!
kazemitsui said:
http://forum.themaister.net/
their official forums. better luck there!
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im still waiting on my account being approved
Hallo, I'd like to buy some bluetooth gamepad from dx.com and I have few questions. Is anybody here, who has ever tried to connect wireless controller to android? I like this one
dx.com/p/rechargeable-dualshock-bluetooth-wireless-sixaxis-controller-for-ps3-black-red-93529#.U_3HHv1-nbV
Do you think it will work to me if I haven't ROOT acces. Will the controller connect as well as for example bluetooth keyboard or will I need some app?
And my last question. I Know many apps does support gamepads, but if doesn't, is here any way how to map buttons with using another app which doesn't require ROOT acces?
Thenks for the reply.
PS: Excuse my English it's not my mother language.
Hi there
As you may know, if your SWC buttons are connected to the headunit through native canbus (the specific one to your car, with opened door info, aircon info, and so on), you can't remap them using de key study app (it's only for resistive SWC input).
Unfortunately my car has the up-down buttons replicating the left-right ones, so I have 4 buttons but only 2 functions. I would like to remap the up-down buttons to another function but I'm not pretty sure wich part of the firmware would I have to mod.
Does someone know if the canbus SWC codes are managed in mtccanbus.apk? Maybe mtcmanager.apk?
I searched in mtccanbus.apk but I only found code regarding parking radar, door info, aircon....
Thanks in advance.
Same here -> All the buttons are preconfigured and not changable.
mtce-utils can remap those buttons and the ones it can't, they may be mapped to native Android functions via Keylayout. (Try App Buttonmapper)
Xorit said:
Same here -> All the buttons are preconfigured and not changable.
mtce-utils can remap those buttons and the ones it can't, they may be mapped to native Android functions via Keylayout. (Try App Buttonmapper)
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Hi Xorit
I gave mtcd-utils a try few months ago, but while you can assign new functions to buttons, the native one is still being executed.
Are you having this behaviour now?
Regards.
Pachis83 said:
Hi Xorit
I gave mtcd-utils a try few months ago, but while you can assign new functions to buttons, the native one is still being executed.
Are you having this behaviour now?
Regards.
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I had two buttons which did the same and figured out, they were executing inbuild Android functions. (in-app menu, back-button).
Those can't be simply remapped by any tool, but altered via Android keylayout. Google it.
Android uses a keylayout similar to the Windows keyboard layout config.
Try executing "keyevent" (google!) via terminal emulator.
Is mtce-utils available on it's own (without custom ROM)? I haven't been able to find it anywhere... I'm running a stock ROM that I'm customizing to my needs (trying to keep temps down), but I'd like to check out mtce-utils...
Thank you!
Hey there,
are there any news to it? I‘m also looking for a solution
Xorit said:
I had two buttons which did the same and figured out, they were executing inbuild Android functions. (in-app menu, back-button).
Those can't be simply remapped by any tool, but altered via Android keylayout. Google it.
Android uses a keylayout similar to the Windows keyboard layout config.
Try executing "keyevent" (google!) via terminal emulator.
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Thanks Xorit, I will try and let you know.
Regards.
Xorit said:
I had two buttons which did the same and figured out, they were executing inbuild Android functions. (in-app menu, back-button).
Those can't be simply remapped by any tool, but altered via Android keylayout. Google it.
Android uses a keylayout similar to the Windows keyboard layout config.
Try executing "keyevent" (google!) via terminal emulator.
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Hi Xorit
I have been investigating about the key layout feature but I couldn't do the modification:
1-I found an app in the play store to show the keycodes of each key. I got the keycode for the can-bus keys.
2-I found some .kl files somewhere in Android firmware, but I don't know wich should I edit. I searched for the can-bus keycodes but none was found in the .kl files.
Maybe can-bus key press are managed by a native microntek app? Like mtcmanager or mtccanbus?.
Regards.
Install HAL9k latest software if you hve MTCD/E 8.0 unit. Or check out the headunits over at www.androidautoshop.com
All canbus keys can now be changed in Mod settings in Hals firmware
AndroidAutoShop said:
Install HAL9k latest software if you hve MTCD/E 8.0 unit. Or check out the headunits over at www.androidautoshop.com
All canbus keys can now be changed in Mod settings in Hals firmware
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Great! I have H9k rom installed, but prior version 3.0. Didn't notice that 3.1 version includes canbus keys remapping.
Thanks for the info.
Pachis83 said:
Great! I have H9k rom installed, but prior version 3.0. Didn't notice that 3.1 version includes canbus keys remapping.
Thanks for the info.
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Yeah it just came out We tried this on a volkswagen and a mercedes. and it was awsome to see it work just as we wanted.
AndroidAutoShop said:
Yeah it just came out We tried this on a volkswagen and a mercedes. and it was awsome to see it work just as we wanted.
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O which mercedes did you tried on? (MY, Type)
rabenkind said:
O which mercedes did you tried on? (MY, Type)
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We have tried it on several now.
GLK x204 2010
E class w211
GL W164
and one more that i cant remember, think it was a C class.
Works fine on c-class S203 / MY 2003
Is there any particularly good software to use to read out the button keycodes? I currently have a "dead" panel except for the AC-buttons, so only steering wheel keys are working as of now, and it's bugging me...
In Hal9K 3.1 you can activate an option somewhere (Mod Settings...) where it says "Show Key Codes when pressed" or something like that. It helps a lot.
AndroidAutoShop said:
We have tried it on several now.
GLK x204 2010
E class w211
GL W164
and one more that i cant remember, think it was a C class.
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I have a W164 and i cannot remap the lingua buttons (the ones in the middle) to anything. Enabling the key code in Hal9k 3.1 ROM don't give any code.
Any idea ?
hblom said:
Is there any particularly good software to use to read out the button keycodes? I currently have a "dead" panel except for the AC-buttons, so only steering wheel keys are working as of now, and it's bugging me...
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Less information.
What car and what Android Radio do you have exactly?
rabenkind said:
Less information.
What car and what Android Radio do you have exactly?
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It's a Witson unit
MCU Version: MTCE_MX2_V2.92_1
And activating the ability to see the keycodes only shows keycodes from steering wheel buttons
hblom said:
It's a Witson unit
MCU Version: MTCE_MX2_V2.92_1
And activating the ability to see the keycodes only shows keycodes from steering wheel buttons
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Then I guess you have a hardware problem.