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Logitech Cordless Desktop s510 problems - ctrl+pgdn scancode gone and connect buttons triggers standby
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Henrik Jensen
2006-01-09 01:36:31 UTC
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Hey there

Got some problems with a newly bought "Logitech Cordless Desktop s510 Media
Remote" ( Keyboard, mouse and remote control combo).
I wondered if some of you could help me with some questions around it.

Problem 1:
The ctrl+pgdn scan code/key combination is dead.

( I use Total Commander as an Explorer replacement and with this app the
ctrl+pgdn scan code is used to move down a directory or inside a
archive/exe-archive without starting the exe file. Moving up uses ctrl+pgup, but
this scan code/key combination works. This is an essential functionality that
prevents accidental execution of files when navigating the directories in Total
Commander.
Btw. The ctrl+Numeric-PgDn works as expected )

Anyone know heard of this problem with logitech keyboards or is it just mine
that is faulty ?

Does anyone know of a low level utility (dos, windows or Linux - preferably open
source or freeware :P ) to test for scan codes ? ( I want to see if the
ctrl+pgdn even sends a scan code so I might will be able to remap it to the scan
code through the registry.

Problem 2:
When using the connect buttons on the different cordless devices it seems to
trigger the scan code (?) for the standby/sleep mode function. So to use the
devices I have to disable the standby button and hibernation button in the Power
Management applet in Control Panel.

btw. I'm using a Asus p4p800 motherboard but right know I can't remember the
bios version ( have to reboot to check) but can it be a bios problem, some acpi
thingy going on ?

tia

Henrik
Snowbat
2006-01-11 22:03:40 UTC
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Post by Henrik Jensen
Does anyone know of a low level utility (dos, windows or Linux -
preferably open source or freeware :P ) to test for scan codes ? ( I
want to see if the ctrl+pgdn even sends a scan code so I might will be
able to remap it to the scan code through the registry.
In Linux, showkey -s from a console will display the scan codes of pressed
keys.
Erik
2006-03-21 17:14:17 UTC
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Hej Henrik kan jeg få dig til at skrive til mig.
Post by Henrik Jensen
Hey there
Got some problems with a newly bought "Logitech Cordless Desktop s510
Media Remote" ( Keyboard, mouse and remote control combo).
I wondered if some of you could help me with some questions around it.
The ctrl+pgdn scan code/key combination is dead.
( I use Total Commander as an Explorer replacement and with this app the
ctrl+pgdn scan code is used to move down a directory or inside a
archive/exe-archive without starting the exe file. Moving up uses
ctrl+pgup, but this scan code/key combination works. This is an essential
functionality that prevents accidental execution of files when navigating
the directories in Total Commander.
Btw. The ctrl+Numeric-PgDn works as expected )
Anyone know heard of this problem with logitech keyboards or is it just
mine that is faulty ?
Does anyone know of a low level utility (dos, windows or Linux -
preferably open source or freeware :P ) to test for scan codes ? ( I want
to see if the ctrl+pgdn even sends a scan code so I might will be able to
remap it to the scan code through the registry.
When using the connect buttons on the different cordless devices it seems
to trigger the scan code (?) for the standby/sleep mode function. So to
use the devices I have to disable the standby button and hibernation
button in the Power Management applet in Control Panel.
btw. I'm using a Asus p4p800 motherboard but right know I can't remember
the bios version ( have to reboot to check) but can it be a bios problem,
some acpi thingy going on ?
tia
Henrik
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