bluetooth button is dead

bluetooth button is dead

[Ultrakorne]

on my acer tm 4501 i cant see my bt device (usb) on lsusb.
the button in front of the laptop used to turn bt on didnt works (and
the same for wifi i think :( )

this is the output on dmes when pushing the button:

Unknown key pressed (translated set 2, code 0xd6 on isa0060/serio0).
atkbd.c: Use 'setkeycodes e056 <keycode>' to make it known
-- 
+--------------------+-------------------------------------+
|    Metal OWNZ U    |        GnuPG ID: E2844BB9           |
|   icq#: 61252311   | My Public key at: wwwkeys.pgp.net   |
+--------------------+-------------------------------------+


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Re: bluetooth button is dead

[Johan Vromans]

Ultrakorne wrote:
> Unknown key pressed (translated set 2, code 0xd6 on isa0060/serio0).
> atkbd.c: Use 'setkeycodes e056 <keycode>' to make it known

This is quite normal. When you press the WiFi button, you'll see
similar messages (with different eXXX codes). 
On my TravelMate 4000WLMi, WiFi works like a charm, and the WiFi
button works as well. Haven't tried BlueTooth.

I've used the setkeycodes program to assign key codes, and use
xbindkeys to intercept the codes to generate on screen display
messages.

-- Johan


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Re: bluetooth button is dead

[Johan Vromans]

"Zdzisław A. Kaleta" <sanskryt-FWhLrETftxM@public.gmane.org> writes:

> Dnia wtorek 21 grudnia 2004 16:03, Johan Vromans napisał:
>> I've used the setkeycodes program to assign key codes, and use
>> xbindkeys to intercept the codes to generate on screen display
>> messages.
> May You send details to the greenhorns?

Sure. Does this list accept attachments?

-- Johan


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Re: bluetooth button is dead

[Zdzisław A. Kaleta]

Dnia wtorek 21 grudnia 2004 20:03, napisałeś:
> "Zdzisław A. Kaleta" <sanskryt-FWhLrETftxM@public.gmane.org> writes:
> > Dnia wtorek 21 grudnia 2004 16:03, Johan Vromans napisał:
> >> I've used the setkeycodes program to assign key codes, and use
> >> xbindkeys to intercept the codes to generate on screen display
> >> messages.
> >
> > May You send details to the greenhorns?
>
> Sure. Does this list accept attachments?
>
> -- Johan
I think the answer is yes. Just try.
Please for security cc it to my priv ;-)
-- 
z.a.kaleta (sanskryt), registered Linux User #279350


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Re: bluetooth button is dead

[Johan Vromans]

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"Zdzisław A. Kaleta" <sanskryt-FWhLrETftxM@public.gmane.org> writes:

> I think the answer is yes. Just try.
> Please for security cc it to my priv ;-)

Okay. Attached is "acer_keys", a script to run at boot time to map all
unmapped Acer specific keys to keycodes.
Note that the key code set is different from the one received by X,
but that seems to be a known problem.
Also attached is ".xbindkeysrc", a bindkeys configuration to intercept
some of these keys and do something.
xbindkeys is probably on your computer already, if not, use Google.
xosd is a small script (attached) that uses osd-cat (Google) to show
on-screen message.

Have phun!


[-- Attachment #2: acer key settings --]
[-- Type: application/octet-stream, Size: 1649 bytes --]

#!/bin/bash
#
# chkconfig: 2345 55 25
# description: Acer TravelMate 4001 Key codes
#
# source function library
. /etc/rc.d/init.d/functions

RETVAL=0

start()
{
	
	echo -n $"Setting Acer TravelMate key codes: "
# Set valid keycodes for all additional keys of the Acer TravelMate 4001.
# WARNING: The key code set is not always the one returned by X event!

# Euro-key near the cursor block
setkeycodes e033 89 # X: 211
# $-key near the cursor block
setkeycodes e034 90 # X: 128
# WiFi/RF [front of the latptop]
setkeycodes e055 88 # on, X: 96
setkeycodes e056 91 # off, X: 127
# Bluetooth [front of the laptop]
setkeycodes e058 92 # X: 129

# "p" key [near power button]
setkeycodes e073 93 # X: 208
# "e" key [near power button]
setkeycodes e074 94 # X: 131
# "Planet" key [near power button]
# keycode 178
# "Mail" key [near power button]
# keycode 236

# Fn F1 [?]
setkeycodes e025 140 # X: 161
# Fn F2 [ ]
setkeycodes e026 141 # X: 108
# Fn F3 [ ]
setkeycodes e027 142 # X: 109
# Fn F4 [Zz]
# ACPI button/sleep SLPB event
# Fn F5 [Video Aux]
setkeycodes e029 143 # X: 227
# Fn F6 [Display Backlight]
# -- no key/event --
# Fn F7 [Touchpad on]
setkeycodes e071 144 # X: 198
# Fn F7 [Touchpad off]
setkeycodes e072 145 # X: 199
# Fn F8 [Mute]
# keycode 160

# Fn Up [Vol incr]
# keycode 176
# Fn Left [Display darker]
# keycode 239
# Fn Down [Vol decr]
# keycode 174
# Fn Right [Display brighter]
setkeycodes e06e 238 # X: 243

# Panel close
# ACPI button/lib LID event
	success
	echo
}

case "$1" in
	start)
		start
		;;
	stop)
		;;
	restart)
		start
		;;
	reload)
		reload
		;;
	*)
		echo $"Usage: $0 {start|stop}"
		RETVAL=1
esac
exit $RETVAL

[-- Attachment #3: .xbindkeysrc --]
[-- Type: application/octet-stream, Size: 442 bytes --]

# For the benefit of emacs users: -*- shell-script -*-

"xbk_aumix incr"
  c:176

"xbk_aumix decr"
  c:174

"xbk_aumix mute"
  c:160

"echo Touchpad Off | xosd -- -"
  c:199

"echo Touchpad On | xosd -- -"
  c:198

"echo Display: Darker | xosd -- -"
  c:239

"echo Display: Brighter | xosd -- -"
  c:243

"echo WiFi Off | xosd -- -"
  c:127

"echo WiFi On | xosd -- -"
  c:96

"echo BlueTooth | xosd -- -"
  c:129

"xbk_sysinfo info"
  c:161

[-- Attachment #4: xosd --]
[-- Type: application/octet-stream, Size: 285 bytes --]

#!/bin/sh

exec /usr/bin/osd_cat \
    --font='-b&h-lucidasans-bold-r-normal-sans-0-480-0-0-p-0-iso8859-1' \
    --font='-b&h-luxi sans-bold-r-normal--0-480-0-0-p-0-iso8859-1' \
    --shadow=1 \
    --color=green \
    --pos=middle \
    --align=center \
    --delay=2 \
    ${1+"$@"}

[-- Attachment #5: xbk_aumix --]
[-- Type: application/octet-stream, Size: 750 bytes --]

#!/bin/sh

cd $HOME

action=$1; shift
killall -q osd_cat > /dev/null 2>&1

get_volume() {
    volume=`aumix -q | sed -ne 's/^vol \([^,]*\).*/\1/p'`
}

show_volume() {
    xosd --text Volume:\ $1 --barmode=percentage --percentage=$1
}

case "$action" in

incr)
    delta=${1:-5}
    rm -f .mutevol
    aumix -v +$delta
    get_volume
    show_volume $volume
    ;;

decr)
    delta=${1:-5}
    rm -f .mutevol
    aumix -v -$delta
    get_volume
    show_volume $volume
    ;;

mute)
    if [ -s .mutevol ]
    then
	vol=`cat .mutevol`
	rm -f .mutevol
	aumix -v $vol
	# echo "Volume: $vol" | xosd -- -
	show_volume $vol
    else
	get_volume
	[ $volume != 0 ] && echo $volume > .mutevol
	aumix -v 0
	echo "Volume: muted" | xosd -- -
    fi
    ;;
esac


[-- Attachment #6: xbk_sysinfo --]
[-- Type: application/octet-stream, Size: 471 bytes --]

#!/bin/sh

cd $HOME

action=$1; shift
killall -q osd_cat > /dev/null 2>&1

case "$action" in

info)
    thrm=/proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THRM
    fan=/proc/acpi/fan
    power=/proc/acpi/processor
    (
	sed -ne 's/^active state: *\(.*\)/CPU state: \1/p' $power/CPU*/power
	sed -e 's/  */ /g' $thrm/temperature
	sed -e 's/  */ /g' $thrm/state
	sed -e 's/	/ /g' $thrm/cooling_mode
	sed -e 's/status: */fan: /' $fan/FAN*/state
    )| xosd --lines=6 --delay=3 -- -
    ;;

esac

Re: bluetooth button is dead

[Johan Vromans]

[Quoting Zdzisław A. Kaleta, on December 21 2004, 20:42, in "Re: bluetooth button"]
> Thank.
> I have exactly the same model of Acer TM as You. So may be at last I should 
> not go to windows (changing harddisk) to swich killswitch off ;-) 
> May be you have also find some solving to "smart battery"problem?

No. That's why I'm lurking around in the ACPI devel list ;-).

-- Johan


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Re: bluetooth button is dead

[Johan Vromans]

Pedro Venda <pjlv-aHmAgkVUFT6Joy8PIJZ9VA@public.gmane.org> writes:

>>>May be you have also find some solving to "smart battery"problem?
>> No. That's why I'm lurking around in the ACPI devel list ;-).
>
> hehehe, that seems to be a common reason for some of us.

Actually, I'm prepared to give it a try, but I'm no ACPI wizard. So
first I want to learn from the experts.

-- Johan


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