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[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] dkobran:
Do not refer to this manual. You do not need to take the phone apart whatsoever to replace the keyboard- no screws or nothing. you dont need to get behind the keyboard or anything. you literally just pull up the keys of the keyboard- theres nothing holding it down except for some sticky material (not glue- its constantly sticky).
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] edskii:
Congrats with successfull keyboard replacement! One thing bothers me: what about those transparent edges that new keyboard has (look at the previous pictures someone posted earlier in this tread)? Do you need to slide those edges in under the Fuze hosing? Or it's just the transparent underlayer film that you can peel off when you install the keyboard? I might getting it wrong, so can you advise please? Thanks in advance!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] dkobran:
You were right with your second guess- The transparent thing you see in those photos is what protects the sticky stuff- like a sticker backing. You peel it off and then put lay the keyboard down. I saved it and put it on the old keyboard to protect its glue so if i ever needed to send the phone back i could re-swap the keyboards as it probably voids the warranty to do this swap (but dont worry they keyboards are easily interchangeable. Good luck
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] trueg:
zachthemaster, did you set this up in the registry or did you use a remapping program?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] bpm2000:
i put on my touch pro keyboard today. Just did the registry change as well.

One thing to note is that when you are using a knife or whatever to get under the old keyboard, and also when you are peeling the clear plastic layer off of the new one you get, you can remove the actual layer the keys are sitting on if you're not careful so make sure you are peeling the adhesive layer and not the keyboard layer. It will be pretty obvious if you are messing up (its not sticky on the bottom :D) so take your time and make it right the first time.

thx for taking the plunge gramsey, i am very happy to have a proper # row, tab and ctrl keys now.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] gramsey1911:
Hello All...It is good to see I wasn't the only 1 not crazy enough to change the keyboard. I might have been the 1st but I always knew I wasn't going to be the last. I must say I love the TP layout 1,000,000 times better than the Fuze layout.

To all who have made the change:

Good job!!!!!!

Maybe the "smartguys" @ ATT will see all of us changing the keyboard and maybe just maybe they won't mess up the Touch Pro 2 (Rhodium) when or if they get it because Looking at the Touch pro 2 It look like it would kind of hard to change that keyboard.

On a different note...I am thinking of replacing my fuze lcd with the touch pro lcd so I could have the front facing camera...What do you guys think?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] gramsey1911:
Here is some updated pictures of my ATT Touch PRO
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] bpm2000:
i have a feeling that might require more hardware changes than is available inside the fuze... or will it? anyone know?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] edskii:
Just changed the keyboard! It was easy as 1-2-3. The whole process took less than 5 minutes. Thanks everyone for your help! The phone functionality is much more efficient now!!!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] trueg:
Just made the change. There was free shipping on the keyboard which is awesome. No problem pulling up the old keyboard and putting it away for safe keeping.

I use remote desktop often (probably my most used function) so having tab and ctrl is great. I can tab and shift tab around the desktop as well as ctrl+a, ctrl+c, ctrl+v, ctrl+z & ctrl+x. I would kill for an alt key (alt+enter, alt+tab, alt+(file menu), etc etc). Function keys would also be nice (F2 (rename), F4 (close)). I would love to have a Windows key that worked in remote desktop as well, but I mostly only use win+e.

The downside is I now miss the windows and OK key. Using the hardware back key is fine for OK and I'm using the PTT for windows, but it would be nice to have them on the keyboard still. I guess you have to make sacrifices somewhere.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] tasguy:
Keyboard link

Hi

Just an update of the URL:

http://www.gsm4world.us/htc-touch-pro-htc-raphael-100-oem-inner-keyboard-d-02161_405.html

Just ordered one :) I Wanted a Touch Pro but they dont support 3G 850Mhz here in Australia so I have ebayed a Fuze from the states and now it will have the right keyboard :D

All for less than 1/2 the price of a Pro here... AWESOME :cool:
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] hacqua:
I'm glad I've found this thread as the Touch Pro I just received has Chinese characters in the keyboard in addition to the normal letters. This seems not a big deal but those characters are really distracting when you are typing fast and are driving me nuts. I was about to request a replacement for another model, but I really liked the Touch Pro except for this issue, so I just ordered the keyboard replacement. Hope that making the switch is as easy as you described, as I don't have any talent for this type of thing.

For the guys that did it, is there any noticeable difference between the original keyboard and this one? Is typing still precise and does the backlight work as before for all keys?

Thanks!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] TechnoHippie:
I'm wanting to do this too. If you take apart yer FUZE, you'll notice that the socket for the front-facing camera is there - so in theory all we need to do is cut a small hole in the front part of the case and stick the camera in the socket.

Now...getting a hold of the camera is another issue. I *thought* I had this all figured out but as it turns out I don't.

None of the USA versions of the phone have the front facing camera - so even USA HTC can't help - only options I've come up with is to try to get a hold of HTC in Europe somewhere & then try to talk them into selling the part - which they probably won't do.

Other alterntive is to simply buy a broken phone and take the front camera from it and put it in yer Fuze.

...then of course there is the issue with the software drivers - who knows if the fuze even has the drivers for the front camera - my guess is it does not since it doesnt have the part.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] gramsey1911:
I did not notice any difference with keyboard performance or keyboard backlight.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] gramsey1911:
I gave up on this months ago...Trying to do that to the Fuze would stir up a hornets nest of problems...Any who Touch Pro 2 is just around the corner so my custom Fuze with battery door and stock keyboard will be on ebay.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] TechnoHippie:
They're removing the front camera from the USA versions of the Touch Pro 2 also - so we're going to be stuck with the same problem...
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] hacqua:
Keyboard switched in 5 min, very easy process as you described. High quality replacement, cannot differentiate it from the old one, except for the original English layout I was looking for. Thank you guys, now I'm really happy with my TP.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] muzikfreakah:
Wow this is great! I also have a russian version which I want to change the keyboard layout to all english.

Can anyone post some photos on the actual removal of the keyboard? Where do you insert your fingernail or blade?

Thanks!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] hacqua:
Well, I didn't take photos, but it is simpler than it sounds. First step is to carefully insert the blade into one of the sides of the keyboard (I chose the right bottom corner), then lift it slowly to the point you can grab it with your fingers. The first pull may scary you a bit, but just go on and you will see that there is nothing to break there. Keep pulling slowly in the opposite direction, detaching one column of keys at a time. When the original keyboard is out, remove the new one from its plastic protection. Be careful when doing this, because as bmp2000 alerted us, you may damage the internal layer of the new keyboard if you detach its middle layer instead of the bottom layer (the sticky one). Putting the new keyboard into the TP is the easiest part, just align the left side and gently slide your finger over it to the right and it will adhere to the surface. Job done!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] muzikfreakah:
Thanks, got it!

Question when putting it back, is there a chance you will misalign it? I notice there is a very small gap on all sides on the original keyboard, is it easy to put it back this way or is there a chance, when I stick it back my left part will be gap less and my right and bottom side will have a bigger gap?

Do you get what I mean?

Thanks! :-)
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] maloosheck:
Excellent mod. I just applied it to my Fuze. I used a plastic MTA card to pry the old keyboard while the phone was warm from charging the battery. The new keyboard fits like a charm.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] hacqua:
I'm not sure because when I was aligning the left part, the other side of the keyboard slipped away from my fingers and adhered to the contacts. I don't know if I was just lucky, but it fitted perfectly, there is no gap in any side. But I think that if something goes wrong, you can just remove and realign it, as its bottom is permanently sticky.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] gramsey1911:
It is great to see all you guys following my lead. Just remember you will get more for your fuze when you sell them.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] k-semler:
Thanks for the tutorial, but I will caution you not to use a razor blade when you remove the old keyboard. If you pull up the keyboard, and you see just a raw circut board, (with no buttons that push down). then you cut off too much, You'll need to fit the new keyboard to the removed buttons, and trim off the excess material so you can fit it back in the case. So when you do this, use something dull enough that it won't cut metal, or you'll waste 20 miniutes to make it fit perfectly, (when if I wouldn't have cut too far, it would have taken all of 3 miniutes to replace it).Oh well, at least it works. 99%

The only button that doesn't seem to function corretly is the control button, it doesn't seem to do anything, (yes, I have remapped my keyboard to the TP layout), therefore I cannot make use of cut, copy, paste, highlight all by using control shortcuts. Is there a way to get the control button to function?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] trueg:
Did it possibly get damaged? I didn't have a problem with any buttons after making the change.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] k-semler:
I don't think so. Every other button that I've tried functions correctly, and I find it highly unlikely that, (even after f*king up and accidentally removing the button depressing board and having to re-insert it and line everything back up again), 1/57 keys will not function. I'm reasonably certain that it's not damaged, and I think it's due to the software TP2 keyboard that I have installed. When EnergyROM gets updated to a new release, I'll see if a flash resolves the issue with the control button, as logic dictates that it highly unlikely only 1 button would fail. (esp since if I wait for the keyboard back light to go off, and press ctrl, it comes on just as it should, (signifying that the signal is registering, it just doesn't do anything).

Is there a keyboard remapping tool available on WM such as is found in Windows Desktop?, (specifically WinXP), (and I'm not talking about Fuze --> TP remap via regedit, I already did that. I'm talking about specifically assigning individual keys separate functions.) [specifically, get control working, and change caps to the windows key, (since I see no point in having caps lock when pressing shift twice in rapid succession does the exact same thing)].
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] trueg:
It was just an idea. If the backlight comes on, it does sound more like a software problem. There are a couple of button re-mappers, but if I remember correctly, CAPS doesn't work well as a start button.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] trueg:
The program I had once tried for button remapping is KwikEMap. If I remember correctly, it worked pretty well.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] k-semler:
Thanks. :) I'll use it to remap the caps lock button to a start menu button. The issue with the control button was solved by updating to the latest version of EnergyROM.
[General Questions and Answers] Fuze*Freak:
Ok so I have WMDC installed on my computer and Outlook set up. When I go to connect my Fuze to my laptop via USB it says its an unidentified device and has to find drivers for it. When its finished and I get the little alert from my tool bar it says it is successful and it says when I click on it "Software Ready to Use" but nothing happens. And when I look at WMDC it says not connected. I'm trying to get FuzeBerry on my Fuze, but why won't WMDC work?
[General Questions and Answers] Fuze*Freak:
Please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Touch HD General] geekbuddha:
I copied a whole bunch of music to the storage card and updated the library in Windows Media player but the music player in TouchFlo still shows no music. I am assuming its trying to look at the internal device music folder and not looking at the storage card. How do I update the settings and make it index the music on the storage card. Does it not use the same library as the Windows Media Player?

Thx.
[Touch HD General] pierrelp1:
Try to put some musics file to the device not SD card and check if TF3D play can see them
[Touch HD General] geekbuddha:
Thx for the suggestion ...yes it does see them
[Touch HD General] Cheesy Dave:
Hmmm - I don't think that's it.

TF3D player does seem to behave poorly at times. I suggest either a soft reset or a TF3D shut down and then restart.

I have my music in the SD card in a folder called Music and then each album in a folder.

TF3D finds this OK. But, of course, behaves badly at times - last night I showed the HD to a iphone user and the album pictures just did not show up (damn TF3D) and the iphone user just laughed.

Who knows how/when TF3D does its scan of music ??

My other music players (pocket tunes and pocket player) both have scanning options.
[General Topics] Fuze*Freak:
Ok so I have WMDC installed on my computer and Outlook set up. When I go to connect my Fuze to my laptop via USB it says its an unidentified device and has to find drivers for it. When its finished and I get the little alert from my tool bar it says it is successful and it says when I click on it "Software Ready to Use" but nothing happens. And when I look at WMDC it says not connected. I'm trying to get FuzeBerry on my Fuze, but why won't WMDC work?
[General Topics] DaveShaw:
*Double post*

Closed

Dave
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] exemike:
Hello everyone,

I am just wondering if the Dynamic CPU setting/app or whatever it be called these days is available without having home screen active because i cannot run CR1.6 (I THINK) with the manilla interface (I also think its called) and the dynamic cpu is unbelievably handy for me, so im just wondering if its out there as an independant application.

Thank you all.

Exemike
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] XDA-MATT:
Hello everybody! This is my first post.My name is Matt, I'm from Poland.

I have big problem with my Kaiser ;/ When i want click something on the screen by taping or clicking a button, the phone dont reaction :(

Please help me :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] DaveTheTytnIIGuy:
When you say there is no reaction, do you mean that the phone is just slow, and takes a few seconds, or do you mean that the phone doesn't acknowledge the tap at all? If it is the second one, it may be a hardware problem. How long have you had the phone? When did this start happening, and did you do anything you think may have caused it?

Dave
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] XDA-MATT:
i have Kaiser six months.Maybe You're right, this is possible hardware problem ;/

ohh my God :(
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] crissg:
Soft then Hard Reset?

I had a similar issues many months ago. I still don't know what locked it up, but I ended up hard resetting, which cleared it up. Thank God for SPB backup.

Good Luck
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] XDA-MATT:
Ok, I do a hard reset and check the problem again :)
[General Questions and Answers] dejfson:
Dear All,

i'm owner of omnia i900 from samsung, and i'm bit interested in adroid os and what would be eventual possibilities to port it to this pda/phone. I'd like to copy driver files from /windows/ directory on the phone and disasseble it to see the init of lcd etcetc. These files are copy-protected so I gues they are sort of executable-in-place because they do a core of wm6 system. is there any way how to disassemble/copy/reconstruct them? i've been looking around, but didn't find any specific info.

i'd be happy for any useful info.

thx.

d.
[General Questions and Answers] Soul_Est:
It's possible to disassemble and reconstruct the dlls. You would first have to download a ROM update for the phone and then dump the PDA part of the ROM using the an omnia kitchen. All this can be found over @ the MoDaCo forums. When you look in the ROM folder inside the XIP folder there will be the dlls you need. You should then get the IDA disassembler and disassemble the dlls with that. After finding the routines you need you'll need to get the HAReT bootloader and the Linux kernel to patch. from there on in you'll need to read up on dzo's android linux for the Vogue and HAReT's documentation and go from there. Hope it helps...
[General Questions and Answers] dejfson:
Sorry for late response. Sort of busy. Thanks for info. Very useful. I'll try to look into....

d.
[General Questions and Answers] dejfson:
XIP again?

Dear All,

maybe someone could give me some hint. I've got all the drivers I need thanks to post of Soul_Est. Unfortunately this is not a complete solution for me.

When I try to disassemble e.g. zylonite_usb driver, it ask me for reference to ceddk.dll library. this is unfortunately XIP file, therefore no ceddk.dll exists as this library is spread over many files (imageinfo.bin, imageinfo.txt, s000,s001,s002,s003). Of course when I cancel import of this DLL, the IDA disassembler will put into the decompiled zylonite_usb code links to call functions as CEDDK_37, CEDDK_62 etcetc. It would improve my guessing of what happens by degree of order if I would be able to import this CEDLL XIP file into IDA, thus instead of CEDLL_37 call I could see real function name...

could someone smart tell me how to do this? how can I prepare these ceddk files in order to import them into IDA?

thanksalot
[General Questions and Answers] Soul_Est:
You could use ervius' buildos + pkgtools 4.3beta1 to re-assemble the module as it's called into the file you need. I can't remember where I found it though. You could also look into the haretconsole to look into the function calls. Documentation is here: http://www.handhelds.org/moin/moin.cgi/HaRET_20Documentation

There is also someone porting the Linux kernel to the Omnia as well. You should check here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=431329

The two of you could possibly work together on the project.
[General Questions and Answers] nir36:
moved to the Q&A section
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] technickal:
I have a HTC Wizard G4

Model T-Mobile MDA - Wizard 200

I tried flashing it with farias old build and it stoped at 99% then error occured now i only get the bootloader screen

I have downloaded an upgrade rom from mda website and tried it but it says i need a different version to update

My phone currently shows only with the red green blue screen

IPL 3.08.0001

SPL 3.08.0001

What on earth can I do to get it working again?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] technickal:
Im currently trying step G4.3 on page http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=310831

Downloading wizard love now, please advise if I will further ruin the phone or if I am on the wrong path, btw i need this phone urgently so will be going ahead with the next step in about 45 mins, will keep u updated unless I am stopped by one of the uber leet on the forums
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] technickal:
Woohoo!

Ok so I ran the step as mentioned above. It is now booting into wizard love version of windows! Could whoever is responsible for creating that walkthrough and tool please email me directly at nick@technick.co.nz. I would like to give you $50.

I dont know if I should now bother flashing a new rom as it seems to have what I need and I can always install apps on there myself unless anybody else disagrees with that? (is it outdated and a crappy OS or is it fine to keep on here?)

One problem is that it is not a qwerty keyboard layout but functions as one

For example - y is z and ? is ~

Are there any software apps out there that allow you to configure the keyboard layout?

Kindest regards,

Nic
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] witch1:
Winmo5 is a fine OS. Have you tried Resco Keyboard Pro? I use it and really like it. WM5 is older, true, but is considered by many to be the last STABLE version of windows mobile. There are many apps and tweaks you can apply that will upgrade your device considerably.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] DustinEarnhardt:
First off, I need to thank everyone on this site for the wealth of information that is contained here. I took my stock XV6800 and walked through several tutorials and I've put on 4 different ROM's in 2 days, all of them with the GPS functioning like a champ and everything on the phone running swimmingly.

A special thanks to mr-free for his prompt responses and dcd for his excellent guides.

Anyway, I've already used two kitchens so far to make custom roms (Titan Kitchen 6.5 Beta 4, and Titan Reloaded 1.3.2). Both create very usable ROM's but there's aspects of each that I like better than the others. Since Kitchen 6.5 uses WM 6.5, I'd like to start with that one, but there are several OEM packages that I would like to add to it from Titan Reloaded, as well as a couple of other ones that I've found from the web.

And so I'm not flamed, I have searched and found the following information about Alex's Cooking Kits helpful, but still not completely sufficient to answering my questions:

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Kaiser ROM Kitchen Tutorial

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Alex's Cooking Kits

And on to the questions:

1) Is it possible to just copy the folders from the OEM folder of the Titan Reloaded 1.3.2 kitchen into the OEM folder of the 6.5 Beta 4 Kitchen and have them show up in the "BuildOS" menu?

2) Are the instructions in Alex's Cooking Kits applicable to the Titan? Its geared towards the Kaiser, and I couldn't find anything that would lead me to believe it is compatible with the Titan. If not, is there a "Cooking Kit" suitable for the Titan?

I'm not to the point where I'm capable of creating my own OEM packages, but I'm gunning for that too eventually. No questions on that though...yet. ;)
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] bitserve:
The only question I can help with is your first. The OEM packages from Titan Reloaded 1.3.2 should be able to be copied into pretty much any kitchen.

Note that the Manila_2d_Scott OEM from Titan Reloaded kind of depends on the SYS\dcd_UCAutorun package, as it installs the first M2D theme from CAB at boot. This may be fixed in later versions by making a seperate config.txt for m2d. That way the OEM package will be more portable.

Note that the Youtube package from Titan Reloaded also requires the YTFIX package, but those will hopefully be merged in later versions.

Other than that, you just need to watch out for conflicting packages. Usually buildos will give you errors if this happens, so you'll know.