How to bind the volume down key to rotate te screen to landscape??
You can bind it by AAE Button maper.
no, no need to install applications...
start - settings - buttons - 1. 'hilight' button 2 2. select 'rotate screen' (scroll up in the list)
done!
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i was actually running an application on hima.
this application has assigned a shortcut command on certain key like
ctrl , alt or esc .
for example to close the program press ctr A. and there is no display x on the top right of the program which be used to close the program .
As hima is a touch screen pda, are there any application which can help ?
use aes button application
OK, I am planning to buy the keyboard at Walmart. According to one user, "I paired it with my Samsung Galaxy S2 (Sprint) and it works just fine," which is the answer to the Android support. At least version 3.x+ should work. I'm on DextersJB ROM v1.8. Um... I also saw a picture of the Black version that has windows key and PC keys. But since I'm planning to buy the Apple version, I'm really concerned about the apple keys. Also, since my previous keyboard runs on batteries, It does have a Lithium Ion battery, and charges through microUSB like other phones, so I could use another USB Plug to charge it, so no need for buying cheap batteries!
Here is the difference:
It has Control Key, Alt/Option Key, and Command Key. Those do not work.
Has no num lock key
And, instead of insert, delete, print screen, it's delete, print screen, and then insert.
But hey, everybody knows that Enter is Return key. Everything else is the same layout. So... here are the questions.
- Does it work for CM10 Android Jellybean 4.1.1 Custom ROMs?
- How can I pair it? Can I pair it normally?
Apple Keys? Try This!
First, enable Bluetooth, and pair your keyboard. Then, Download and Install the External Keyboard Helper or External Keyboard Helper Pro.
Go to Advanced Settings -> Customize Keyboard Mappings.
Click either Custom 1 or Custom 2.
Then add new mapping.
Map the keys by pressing the button. Click the scancode text box and press a button. Then check keycode and choose what key that you will assign. Here's what I assigned if I'm planning to buy the iHome Keyboard. I made two layouts, Universal (Windows) Keyboard, and Apple Keyboard.
Windows Layout
F1 -> F1 Key
F2 -> F2 Key
F3 -> F3 Key
F4 -> F4 Key
F5 -> F5 Key
F6 -> F6 Key
F7 -> F7 Key
F8 -> F8 Key
F9 -> F9 Key
F10 -> F10 Key
F11 -> F11 Key
F12 -> F12 Key
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fn Key -> Function Modifier
Control Key -> Left Control
Left Option Key -> Menu In Windows 8 RT, it's the Windows Screen, In older versions, it's Start Menu.
Left Command (Meta) Key -> Left Alt modifier
Right Command (Meta) Key -> Menu
Right Option Key -> Right Control
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Apple Layout
F1 -> F1 Key
F2 -> F2 Key
F3 -> F3 Key
F4 -> F4 Key
F5 -> F5 Key
F6 -> F6 Key
F7 -> Play Previous Media
F8 -> Play/Pause Media
F9 -> Play Next Media
F10 -> Volume Mute, or Mute
F11 -> Volume Down
F12 -> Volume Up
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fn Key -> Function Modifier
Control Key -> Menu
Left Option Key -> Left Alt modifier
Left Command (Meta) Key -> Left Control
Right Command (Meta) Key -> Right Control
Right Option Key -> Right Alt modifier
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Here are the rest of the non-alphanumeric keys and it will suit both layouts.
Other Keys For Both Layouts
Esc -> Escape
Delete -> Forward Delete
Prt Sc -> System Request / Print Screen
Insert -> Insert
"Screen" -> You can map any button you want. I choose Notification.
Tab -> Tab
Backspace (Left Arrow Key next to Home) -> Backspace
Home -> Home
Enter Return Key -> Enter
Left Shift -> Left Shift
Right Shift -> Right Shift
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Hope this thread works!
[Only for those who don't like Capacitive touch buttons+Home key]
1 First of all make sure you have on-screen
buttons enabled. If you don't have on-screen buttons then just go to this thread to find out how to enable them-
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1940842
2 Download a root explorer or any similar explorer like that.
3 Navigate to
system>usr>keylayout, and look for a file named as " cyttsp_key.kl ".
4 Select it and open it as text with Root explorer's text editor.
5 There you will find following lines-
#KEY_MENU, KEY_BACK
key 139 MENU VIRTUAL
key 158 BACK VIRTUAL
6 Now all you have to do put # before these lines as shown below-
#key 139 MENU VIRTUAL
#key 158 BACK VIRTUAL
And done.
Now if you want to disable home key also then-
7 Again navigate to
system>usr>keylayout, and look for a file named as " pm8058-keypad.kl ".
8 Select it and open it as text with Root explorer's text editor.
9 There you will find following lines-
# this corresponds to kernel/arch/arm/mach-msm/keypad-hallon.c
#
# defines for values are in frameworks/base/include/ui/KeycodeLabels.h
key 115 VOLUME_UP WAKE
key 114 VOLUME_DOWN WAKE
# KEY_HOME
key 102 HOME WAKE_DROPPED
# CAMERA Related Key
key 212 CAMERA
key 528 FOCUS
10 Now again all you have to do put # before the line " key 102 HOME WAKE_DROPPED" as shown below-
# this corresponds to kernel/arch/arm/mach-msm/keypad-hallon.c
#
# defines for values are in frameworks/base/include/ui/KeycodeLabels.h
key 115 VOLUME_UP WAKE
key 114 VOLUME_DOWN WAKE
# KEY_HOME
#key 102 HOME WAKE_DROPPED
# CAMERA Related Key
key 212 CAMERA
key 528 FOCUS
11 Now just reboot and DONE!
This tutorial should be applicable to Xperia Ray users also because it has same button like our devices.
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Nice guide, been searching for this while I'm using Paranoid Android ( 3 months ago )
via XDA for Timescape™
Diaz1999 said:
Nice guide, been searching for this while I'm using Paranoid Android ( 3 months ago )
via XDA for Timescape™
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Mankotialovely said:
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Are we can disable the "big & ugly" home key with adding "#" in front of HOME_KEY
via XDA for Timescape™
Diaz1999 said:
Are we can disable the "big & ugly" home key with adding "#" in front of HOME_KEY
via XDA for Timescape™
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Yes my friend, sure.
Home key is also added in this tutorial.
Great but one question, after performing this will keys work in cwm or not ?
vivek856 said:
Great but one question, after performing this will keys work in cwm or not ?
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Keys will definitely work in cwm.
Disable Home
Thanks for the idea, and it works,
But my Home key is nonfunctional , so i would like to change my home key action into my camera key . IS it possible, I mean when i press camera key i want to wake up my 4n
sesath said:
Thanks for the idea, and it works,
But my Home key is nonfunctional , so i would like to change my home key action into my camera key . IS it possible, I mean when i press camera key i want to wake up my 4n
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Yes it is possible but before that can you provide me little info about your rom and phone ?
Hello. Can make longpressing the menu button to bring tasks list? (multistak app list). Tq!
Hello
I have started to read "Pro Android Python with SL4A" by Paul Ferril & immediately failed while trying to execute Python script. I'd be very thankful to anybody who can provide a little explanation about SL4A + Python installation process.
So, my steps:
1) I opened this page, read QR code, downloaded and installed sl4a_r6.apk.
2) I opened previously installed SL4A app on my phone, press Menu > View > Interpreters, the list of the interpreters appeared with only one item - "Shell".
3) I pressed Menu > Add > Python 2.6.2, this started downloading of the "PythonForAndroid_r5.apk". I downloaded that file & installed it.
4) I opened newly installed "Python for Android" and press "Install" button in the app. Some components and scripts were installed successfully.
5) I opened the "SL4A" app again, press Menu > View > Interpreters, the "Python 2.6.2" item appeared in the list together with the "Shell".
6) I pressed "Back" button, the "Scripts" screen appeared with a list of scripts with the "py" extension.
7) I pressed on the "hello_world.py", the little pop-up appeared with the buttons "Execute", "Settings" (at least, with the settings icon), "Edit" and so on.
8) If I press the "Execute" button, I get only the black screen with the label "hello_world.py exited".
9) If in "SL4A" app I press Menu > View > Interpreters and the select "Shell" I will get terminal with the Linux Prompt ".... $". But If I go to the SL4A > View > Interpreters and the select "Python 2.6.2" I will receive black screen with the label at the top: "Python 2.6.2 exited."
So, as from the novice's point of view, the Python process is terminated each time I try to start it. What can be done in this situation?
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Device: Lenovo Vibe Z2 Pro (international version) / Android 5.0.2, Stock Rom - K920_S230_150506_ROW / Rooted
Did you ever find an answer to this? I'm having the same issue.
I am on official build (cm-13.0-20160820-SNAPSHOT-ZNH5YAO0J4-kenzo.zip), I want to swap the menu and back key, so I use root explorer to change the value of Menu key (from 139 to 158) and the value of Back key (from 158 to 139) of the 3 files located at /system/usr/keylayout (Atmel_maXTouch_Touchscreen.kl, Generic.kl & qwerty.kl), after that I reboot the phone and found that it was not successful, the menu key and the back key remain unchanged.
Is there any apps or methods can be easily assign the layout of the hardware touch buttons of RN3? Thanks.