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[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mrbox23:
You need to program your carriers MMS APN. Google will serve you there. Apn is under settings, wireless and networks, apn when you see T-Mobile or whatever press menu, new apn and find android mms values for your carrier last entry should be mms and there shouldn't be any button to select new apn in the list.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] madbi:
Hi MrBox23, maybe you can give me a suggestion regarding mms apn problem.

:(:(:(:(

I can receive a message that reports me I got a mms with a button to download it... the only way I found to download it is to remove the internet apn parameters and leave only the mms parameters.

Same thing for outgoing mms.

Is there any solution to this problem???

I searched around but with no success....

:(
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mrbox23:
I don't know make sure apn is labeled mms mine coexist just fine mms has no button.

There needs to be two apns one for internet one for mms that's the way simple mobile is anyway tmobile should be same format idont know about att
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] NZtechfreak:
Quick vid to show off HID profile support in 2.2 firmware builds, really enjoying it with TV Out, like having another laptop in the house (one with a 42inch screen mind). Need to sort out some remote desktop action, should be sweet with this setup!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21aVbYpgrRA

...and here is another showing the Zeemote in action:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8y5Z_Xc7fI

EDIT: Although I believe any HID-based keyboard/mouse should work, here is an ongoing list of those confirmed by users to work -

- Palm 3245WW BT keyboard, fully working on JPH and JPK ROM's.

- The wireless (bluetooth) apple keyboard

- Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 fully working on JPH & JPK ROM's.

- Logitech Dinovo Working like a charm. Keyboard as well as the mouse.

- DealExtreme Mini Bluetooth keyboard

- SU-8W is a go!

- Logitech DiNovo EDGE

- KeySonic "Super Mini Keyboard" ACK-340BT works, including the touchpad

EDIT EDIT: Just so its here on the front page - WiiMotes still do not work despite the addition of HID support.

Is anybody else able to confirm that BT HID devices do not work with the JPU 2.2.1 firmware?
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] oswade:
OMG so HID works on 2.2? Does that mean apple keyboards and crap will work (cause they seem to be easily available, not that i like them "that" much)

I really want a close to fullsize BT keyboard (or something which is very easy to type with (i wanna use it for uni), any recommendations?
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] NZtechfreak:
Before I updated to 2.2 I confirmed that with another user who was using an Apple keyboard, so I'm assuming its all good. By its nature HID-supporting keyboards should all work with 2.2 builds.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] oswade:
Great news, thanks for sharing mate :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] NZtechfreak:
If you try another keyboard post here and let us know how you get on.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] frauhottelmann:
WiiMote support would be awesome! Can somebody check that please...
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Zvenn:
That's so cool! Thanks for sharing. Does that BT keyboard you use include the stand for your phone?
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] NZtechfreak:
@Zvenn: Yep, it has the stand.

I've not tried WiiMotes yet, but another user says they still don't work (I'm inclined to believe him, since the WiiMote Android software only works with a particular BT implementation - not Samsungs).
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Zvenn:
Name of keyboard?
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] NZtechfreak:
Its an iGo Ultraslim Stowaway keyboard (Dell branded in this case because it was half the price of the iGo one, despite being made by them...not sure how that works, but was happy at the time). For my money its still the best ultraportable folding keyboard (its hinge mechanism is sheer genius), but sadly its been out of production a couple of years now. If you can get your hands on one somehow it really is great.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] hiperjp:
I have a Palm 3245WW BT keyboard, fully working on JPH and JPK ROM's.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] NZtechfreak:
Thanks for that, updated first post to include that info.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] oswade:
I impulse bought the microsoft bluetooth mobile keyboard 6000 (only cause managed to haggle it down by 20 bucks :)).

It doesn't work on JM7 (as expected. It pairs but doesn't connect), but I will try on froyo soon. I want to wait for official froyo or at least the next stable release before updating though.

I really hope this keyboard is compatible cause i just spent 80AUD on it lol.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] NZtechfreak:
Hope it works! Can't see why not, providing its a HID device.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] bert269:
I was using the Apple key-board on the G1...

I know, I know...I hate Apple too, but on my G1 I was connecting the the Apple bluetooth keyboard. Nice piece of equipment - metal.

Although it was not an automatic connection, I had to manually start the drivers every time I want to use it. A bit of a pain, but it was working fine....and that on the G1!

I'll try it sometime in the next few days and report back on how I did it and if it even works with the Vibrant.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] sam213:
hy guys

i have a very old version of Freedom Universal bluetooth keyboard.

i don't found the model on the Freedom web site, but is similar of these: http://www.freedominput.com/technical-support/technical-support/technical-support.

mi have follow the android installation guide concerning the universal keyboard pro, i have make a paring of keyboard, i have download and install the drivers, but a message tell me that this driver are only for a universal keyboard pro and not for my model.

some time ago, with my iphone, the problem was that my keyboard had not a spp mode, and for me was impossible connect it.

now, my impression is that the problem is more simple because i can make a pair, i can install the drivers and these work fine! but..i see this message and the keyboard don't work...

i know that this is a very old keyboard..but before change it, i want to be sure that i can't use them with my device android.

and second question..if i must change it..some suggestion for the model? i don't like yet universal keyboard, becasue i think that is impossible that this product is not supported in after market.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Rc-Blob:
sam213 Don't change the keyboard. It WILL work with froyo. I have had the freedom universal keyboard for a few years now and it works great with any device that supports HID. (Nokia n95, n900, my laptop, lego NXT). The drivers that freedom input make are for devices which don't natively support HID :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] sam213:
Hi Rc-Blob

thanks for your reply...

but..i have on my galaxy S already a froyo relaise (the "famous" jpk version)...

how i can connect thie two device to work with him?

i don't know what is the HID..samsung galaxy s support this? and if is supporte..how i can use them?

thanks and i'm sorry!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] mstrandbo:
Thanks OP for this!

I'm really looking forward to 2.2 now, if only the WiiMotes would work!
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] appelflap:
The wireless (bluetooth) apple keyboard works great with the Samsung Galaxy S international (Froyo JPK). Absolutely no hassle. Turn on bluetooth, press a key on the keyboard and *bam* connected..
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] sepata:
Based on comments that the Nokia SU-W8 was working fine, I went and bought one. This is a quality build keyboard for the price, and it connected first up, but while the main alphanumeric keys work, most of the punctuation and special characters don't.

This is basically a German keyboard running on Symbian software, and needs serious remapping for Android. I went hunting and found this for German keyboards: (not enough posts to give you the link! Google: Broadcom_Bluetooth_HID.kcm.bin German). I put the kcm.bin in system\usr\keychars and it worked on Froyo 2.2 but when I upgraded to Gingerbread, I had to rename it to qwerty.kcm.bin.

This kcm gets the German keys and secondary green Fn keys working, making it much more functional. However, the other AltGr keys, caps lock, del and special blue keys still don't work. Also it swaps Y and Z, and nothing I do in qwerty.kl will turn it back.

Hope this helps people looking for a German keyboard, but has anyone had more success remapping the su-w8, especially for English? (Hex editing keymaps is beyond my skill and patience levels.)
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] gStAv:
Thanks!

Sounds like it would work!

Sorry for my n00bness, but how can I edit the framework-res.apk?

As I only want to install. Looks like a folder in your description.

Is there any way to edit an apk-file?

Thanks for your help!! :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] picard666:
you should start looking at the themes and apps topic, there you will find everything needed tool and help (mainly you should modify your theme)
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] tiuk:
The apk file can be opened as a zip with no compression. The path I gave leads to its location (/system/framework) and the rest of the path is the location of the png within the apk. You can use a file manager off the market to browse to and open the file. As the post above me said, there is lots more information in the themes forum.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] gStAv:
Thanks man!

Opened it up but the file dosen't contain any pointer.png :(

, not in the directory or anywere else of the folders!

I searched in the framework-res.apk for:

pointer,cursor and mouse without any hit(!)

Even browsed trough ALL of them but no mouse pointer image.

It must be somewere else... or what am I doing wrong?

Maybe someone could check their phone on Darkys10.2EE?

(and maybe make a flash file for this? :D)

Thanks for all of the help!

Cheers!
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] tiuk:
Sorry, they must store it elsewhere or name it differently. Do you have a com.nvidia.graphics.jar in your framework directory?
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] gStAv:
Hi tituk!

No, I do not have the com.nvidia.graphics.jar,

but I did copy it in there after reading your sollution.

But as it's not there as default, I guess it dosen't do anything.

Rebooted after the copy but the mouse pointer was still visible! :(

The contents of my /system/framework/ folder is:

am.jar

android.policy.jar

android.test.runner.jar

bmgr.jar

bouncycastle.jar

com.android.location.provider.jar

com.google.android.maps.jar

com.samsung.device.jar

core-junit.jar

core.jar

ext.jar

framework-res.apk

framework.jar

ime.jar

input.jar

javax.obex.jar

monkey.jar

pm.jar

sec_feature.jar

seccamera.jar

secharware.jar

services.jar

sqlite-jdbc.jar

svc.jar

twframework-res.apk

twframework.jar

:confused::confused:

/Mr. Confused
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] tiuk:
You could check twframework-res.apk for pointer.png, probably in the same location. Failing that I'm pretty much out of ideas, not so familiar with locations/names of files in touchwiz roms.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Iluminatus23:
Thanks! That was also for me a big help! I had the same problem...
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] gStAv:
Thanks man!

Love the support but I've allready checked the twframework-res.apk too without success as to find the mouse pointer image! :mad::mad:

Iluminatus23, did you solved this?

Would be more than happy if you could help me out if that's the case!! :D

Cheers!
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] picard666:
i've found you the com.nvidia.graphics.jar file

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1740216/Vega/VEGA-Cursorfix-newbe5.zip

although it's for advent vega i think it should be good for you too

you might give it a try (you might have to manually copy it to system/framework)
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] gStAv:
Thank you!

I've tried this too, and it does not make the mouse cursor go away.

Don't know if I did it right though.

copied the com.nvidia.graphics.jar to the /system/framework/ folder,

and then I just re-booted the phone.

Is this correct? Or have I missed some important step?

Thanks again! :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] picard666:
sorry i actually misread your problem and thought you want to have a cursor instead of hiding it

sorry, i don't know what to change to hide it :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] gStAv:
Hehe! No problem friend! :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] sepata:
Sticking keys

Got a crazy problem with my Nokia su-w8 bluetooth keyboard. When I type within google search or internet the keys keep stickinggggggggggggg likeeeeeeeeee thiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis. For a while it was throwing up the accent box, which was annoying but preferable to repeating characters, but now that doesn't work either.

But if I type in Write and Go or other apps, it's fine, and the keyboard has no problems with my pc or on an iphone. I'm running 2.3.3 with a CF-root kernel.

Anyone have any ideas what the problem is? At the least, does anyone know what settings on my sgs will get the accent box back?
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] tiuk:
If anyone is interested, I mapped the scancodes of the Microsoft Bluetooth Number Pad today (WalMart currently has it on sale for $15).

These are the scancodes that android sees when I press each button:

Logically, I thought once I knew the scancodes I would just need to map them in my qwerty.kl file (/system/usr/keylayout/qwerty.kl to have them recognized, at which point I could do whatever I wanted with them (was planning to use it as a game controller, also thought about mapping media functions to the keys, etc).

So, at the bottom of qwerty.kl I added this:

# Mappings for the 17 keys of the
# MS Bt numpad
# Starting from top-left (numlock)
# going left to right, row by row
key 69 ALT_LEFT ALT # using numlock as alt modifier
key 98 SLASH
key 55 STAR
key 74 MINUS
key 71 7
key 72 8
key 73 9
key 75 4
key 76 5
key 77 6
key 78 PLUS
key 79 1
key 80 2
key 81 3
key 82 0
key 83 PERIOD
key 96 ENTER

Set the proper permissions, rebooted... and it doesn't work. I'm not really sure where I went wrong here, but hopefully it's at least a starting point for someone with a similar idea.

[edit]Here's a good resource for keylayout modification.

http://www.kandroid.org/online-pdk/guide/keymaps_keyboard_input.html
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] sepata:
I tried the same for my keyboard. Modifying qwerty.kl did nothing. I had to hex edit /system/usr/keychars/qwerty.kcm.bin to change characters but I didn't try functions.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] tiuk:
Thanks for the tip, wondered if that was the problem. Not too concerned about functions, main use would be emulators and they let you map any function to a key.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] discodancer:
Apple Azerty Keyboard

I'd rather not try to reinvent the wheel since regardless how you do it, mapping a keyboard will probably take several hours or trial and error.

This is why I'd like to know if anyone has been able to successfully map out the AZERTY (French) Apple Bluetooth keyboard? This keyboard works out of the box with the Samsung Galaxy S2 but even though I've managed to get an azerty.kbm.bin and azerty.kl file off the net, they don't work very well (many of the keys are not the right ones). I figure Apple keyboards should be pretty popular (keeping my fingers crossed).... so hopefully someone has already done this?

On a side note, I've tried pairing up the Galaxy S2 with this Apple keyboard, a bluetooth logitech 470 mouse, an image of Debian, an MHL HDMI output and the result is an ultra-mobile linux workstation (it's pretty fast as well)...

D.D.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] eodirq:
french layout for the apple keyboard

Hi, i worked on this, and i post here the files.

I use a french AZERTY apple keyboard with my samsung galaxy s, and it works well.

Try this and you can modify the files to improve them !

I post 4 files :

Broadcom_Bluetooth_HID.kcm.bin

Broadcom_Bluetooth_HID.kl

qwerty.kcm.bin

qwerty.kl

I think only the broadcom are usefull, because they are used by the apple keyboard (that's what keyEventDisplay App told me). But if there is a problem, i mapped the qwerty file too.

If someone use these file, tell me if they are OK !

Edit :

I experienced some troubles : the digits in the swype keyboard didn't work anymore after these modifications. My fix : i switched shift and non shift keys.

Other point : the apple keyboard seemed to use the broadcom file, but sometimes it uses the qwerty one, i don't know why. It's a little bit confusing, but it still works.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Le_Matriciel:
Hi

I ve tested your french map key files and the layout ... qwerty

have you anoter mapping file
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] warrenis1234:
anyone ever hear of pairing your laptop to the phone w/ bluetooth and using the laptop keyboard to control it? is that possible?
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] tiuk:
It's possible, I've used Symbian, BlackBerry, and WiMo apps that do it. I don't know the names of any similar Android apps, but they're probably out there.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] darknum:
You can use wifi keyboard app. It's easy to use and no configuration needed.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] warrenis1234:
excellent, thanks. do you know one that does the same with the laptops trackpad for mouse control? if you look up wifi mouse, all the apps are in reference to using your phone to control the PC and not the other way around

long story short, I have the mhl adapter but I'm not ready to commit to purchasing a Bluetooth key and mouse. if I use the app you suggested, ill be able to type, but ill have to walk to the phone to switch apps which defeats the purpose as u can imagine
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] tiuk:
If you can't find one, you could try using VNC.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] arses:
Hey guys

I need keytest.apk but I cant download it from github.com.

The link does not work.

Can anybody gives another link or upload on dropbox or...?

Thanks

Edit: found it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] NZtechfreak:
WiiMotes... sigh...

I actually tried them out last night, since I only had one other users confirmation they didn't work, can confirm his findings that they do not work...
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] NZtechfreak:
Thanks, first post updated.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Rc-Blob:
The pairing is a bit icky. If it's the freedom universal keyboard, set the little switch to 'HID', and press the little 'B' button (not the b key) for a few seconds and the led on the keyboard should start blinking.

Then, go to your phone and scan for devices. Select the keyboard and when it asks for a pin enter anything (like '1234').

Then type the same pin on the keyboard and hit enter. (i.e. press 1, 2, 3, 4 and then the enter key)

It should then work :) I haven't tried it myself yet, I'm still waiting for official froyo :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] gaelynx:
Too bad wiimotes still ain't working :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] oswade:
Anyone tried PS3 controller? It's a longshot but I do remember someone seeing some code in the eclair firmwares related to them... (although they didn't work)
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] NZtechfreak:
No idea how to get the PS3 controller into pairing mode, requires plugging into a USB port for that...
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] hiperjp:
Please add this update. Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 fully working on JPH & JPK ROM's. ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] NZtechfreak:
Thanks, updated :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] gjroeleveld:
Logitech Dinovo Working like a charm. Keyboard as well as the mouse. And even the volume control. Need to figure out some of the buttons..

Sofar...

Home = home

End = Power button

F1 = Options

Esc = Back
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Meister_Li:
Hmm... Does anyone know a "Handheld" keyboard where you can snap the phone into? Basically something you can use while walking/sitting in the bus etc?
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] NZtechfreak:
Thanks gjroeleveld, updated first post.

Meister_Li - I don't know of any, Ebay could be a place to check, there are dozens of different kinds of keyboards there...
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] TheBeano:
DealExtreme Mini Bluetooth keyboard (link) $21.50

Edit: sorry I linked to the wrong SKU earlier, the one I got was sku.45604 with the blue Fn labels.

This works, pretty much, with the SGS running Froyo (JPK).

It is very small, slightly thinner and about 1cm shorter than the SGS. It comes with a portrait-mode keyboard stand that doesn't really fit the SGS, although you can perch it on top. I would prefer a landscape-mode stand anyway.

The touch-typing experience is not great, the keys are really too small for it. Experienced two-finger typists or thumb-typists should be OK.

Special keys:

Arrow keys work

"Home" key (not the one with the house) goes to android home screen. Long-press on this key brings up the last used application list, can hold it down and navigate in the list with arrow keys

"Esc" works as the Back button

"End" works as the Power button

Volume Up/Down works, mute doesn't

PgDn & PgUp don't seem to do anything

Media control keys don't work (with Cubed, which normally works with AVRCP keys)

Control key doesn't work in Terminal (sends ^@ when pressed by itself)

Selecting text with shift-arrow keys works
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] TheBeano:
Here's qwerty.kl and qwerty.kcm.bin files for the DealExtreme keyboard that map the following keys:

Media keys to AVRCP keys, will work with most music players but not the Samsung Music Player app I think

Left "Windows/cmd" key to Menu

Blue Home key (FN-Windows) mapped to Home

PgUp and PgDn mapped to ALT_LEFT and ALT_RIGHT (not sure what these do, anyone?)

Fixed mapping of "Shift-comma" to "<" and "Shift-period" to ">".

Grave and Tilde mapped correctly.

Ctrl mapped to DPAD_CENTER, which is the "Ball" key referred to in Terminal Emulator

Install these files as described here, use the SGS Toolbox app to remount /system as rw if you need to. The qwerty.kl goes to /system/usr/keylayout, the qwerty.kcm.bin goes to /system/usr/keychars.

With this setup the following keys work for cut-paste:

• Menu + X: Cut text (will cut all text on-screen unless specific characters are highlighted)

• Menu + C: Copy text to clipboard (will copy all text on-screen unless specific characters are highlighted)

• Menu + V: Paste text from clipboard

• Menu + A: Select all text in the current field
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] NZtechfreak:
Thanks for the information! First post updated.

Thats one of the nice things about the iGo, the key size/travel/tactile feel are basically identical to a laptop, but for a cheap option the DealExtreme one looks decent.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] sam213:
I have this version of universal keyboard.. I don't know if us a very old.or a special version of(you can see the menu button for Nokia symbian phone) but i have only a little.switch.. I have not a hid mode and the little.b button... I send you a little.picture...
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] oswade:
I took the plunge and updated to the new JP6.

Microsoft mobile bluetooth keyboard working PERCFECTLY!

Kudos to you NZtechfreak for letting us know about this great feature :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Rc-Blob:
Hmmm, strange. Is there a model number or something on the back (or maybe in the battery compartment) ?

Could you post a pic of the entire keyboard please? Maybe someone else will recognise it :)