Help needed getting remote buttons working
#1
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Hello all,

I have a new remote, working with a little USB dongle plugged into my Android box. Some of the buttons dont work and I would like to add entries to the keymap keyboard.xml to fix this.

When pressing the buttons, the following entries appear in xbmc log - how can I use this info to assign it to a function??

rewind:
23:19:00 T:140735197991696 DEBUG: Keyboard: scancode: 00, sym: 009d, unicode: 0000, modifier: 0
23:19:00 T:140735197991696 DEBUG: GetActionCode: Trying Hardy keycode for 0xf200
23:19:00 T:140735197991696 DEBUG: OnKey: 0 (f200) pressed, action is

fforward:
23:19:02 T:140735197991696 DEBUG: Keyboard: scancode: 00, sym: 009e, unicode: 0000, modifier: 0
23:19:02 T:140735197991696 DEBUG: GetActionCode: Trying Hardy keycode for 0xf200
23:19:02 T:140735197991696 DEBUG: OnKey: 0 (f200) pressed, action is

It appears that only the "sym:" bit is changing with the different buttons. I assume this is a HEX code (works out as 157 and 158 in decimal).

Any help would be much appreciated!
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#2
This isn't a hardware issue as it seems your remote is sending commands to your set top box. This is an android issue as you're asking how to modify the keyboard.xml so that it receives your commands correctly on an android based OS. In the spirit of keeping things organized and to get you the most help, you should probably post here: http://forum.xbmc.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=164
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#3
(2014-07-03, 21:25)SDub Wrote: This isn't a hardware issue as it seems your remote is sending commands to your set top box. This is an android issue as you're asking how to modify the keyboard.xml so that it receives your commands correctly on an android based OS. In the spirit of keeping things organized and to get you the most help, you should probably post here: http://forum.xbmc.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=164

ok, i posted there....
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=199293
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