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[Psi-Jack]

Hello everyone..
I need some help here. I have a Logitech Coordless Freedom keyboard, paired with a Logitech Click! optical mouse. The keyboard is wireless, while the mouse isn't.

The problem I'm having is, first of all, the receiver has a dual USB/PS2 connector on it. The PS/2 I believe is strictly for the mouse, (which I don't use, because it sucked). I got the reciver basically from a cheaper coordless keyboard/mouse combo.

Anyway. Some keys don't come up in the Keyboard History. Such keys that aren't showing up are as follows:

F-Lock
Messenger/SMS
Webcam
iTouch
Shopping
Sleep/User
WheelUp
WheelDown
Back
Go

While in F-Lock mode, also, F1 - F12 return no scancodes, either.


I've been using Logitech's iTouch software up until I found AutoHotKey, and I've since, started trying to implement everything that iTouch does, plus a lot more.

One thing I have tried, is uninstalling the driver. But once I plug the keyboard back in, it just comes right back, the driver does.

I've tried using a USB->PS2 adapter, but when I use it, I get nothing from the keyboard at all.

I need suggestions, badly.


Logitech makes excelent hardware, especially mice and keyboards, but their software to work with it is definately something that definately needs to be made more useful, overall. That is why I'm going with AutoHotKey. I'm hoping to do everything Logitech did with iTouch, but a /lot/ more. Like, modifiers for volume. SHIFT+Volume, only adjusts the Wave volume. Stuff like that.

I'm also trying to make some of these extended keys into menus. As if you were to right-click the desktop or something, and pull up a menu of what to do. I did that with iTouch, and if anyone has any idea how to do similar behavior with AutoHotKey, much would be appreciated.

Anyway, thanks in advance, for anyone that can help me.

Psi-Jack

PS: I'm tweaking my system out to the ultimate that I can. Including replacing the shell of explorer.exe to something else. Currently Blackbox's bbLean.

[evl]

I tried looking into this and I think it came down to something called a "filter driver" being required for hooking the media keys, etc - which basically doesn't seem to exist.

[Psi-Jack]

Well, I did some testing, tweaking and stuff..

What I came up with, apparently Windows XP disables the PS/2 ports if nothing was plugged into them when the system was booted. REALLY annoying.

Now, I have my keyboard installed using the USB->PS/2 adapter, and I get /every/ key on the keyboard to work. The F-Lock itself doesn't seem to get any kind of scancode itself, but the keyboard itself changes mode. Basically all that means is I can't get the status of the keyboard's F-Lock mode, which isn't very nice, but I can deal with that. When in F-Lock mode, the F1-F12 now sends unknown key scancodes, so that they can be mapped to whatever, finally.

Now, the ONLY thing that doesn't send any scancode, however, minus the F-Lock key, is the wheel Up/Down movement. When the wheel is pushed down, it sends a scancode, but rolled up or down, nothing.

Psi-Jack

[Opacalumen]

Can you list the key codes for the buttons you found that wouldn't scan originally? (Messenger, Webcam, iTouch, Shopping, etc). I'd like to see if they work with the USB port, as I lost my converter a long time ago...

Thanks!

[Psi-Jack]