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- <a href="https://garage.maemo.org/projects/simplictionary">QZeeControl<br/>Control your N9 remotely.</a>
+ <a href="https://garage.maemo.org/projects/qzeecontrol">QZeeControl<br/>Control your N9 remotely.</a>
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<li><h3><a href="#Download">Download</a></h3></li>
<li><h3><a href="#How-To">How-To</a></h3></li>
<li><h3><a href="#License">License</a></h3></li>
+ <li><h3><a href="#Trademarks">Trademarks</a></h3></li>
<li><h3><a href="#Contact">Contact</a></h3></li>
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<a name="Description">Description</a>
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- QZeeControl lets you control your N9/N950 with a Zeemote bluetooth remote control.
+ QZeeControl lets you control your N9/N950 with a Zeemote(TM)(TM) Bluetooth remote control.
QZeeControl is completly written from scratch in Qt/QML.
It is currently available for MeeGo/Harmattan.
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<a name="How-To">How-To</a>
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- In order to use your Zeemote with your smartphone you have to follow three steps.<br />
- First, you need to pair your Zeemote with your phone.
- In order to do this activate bluetooth via the settings menu and turn your Zeemote on by long-pressing the button at the top of your Zeemote that is marked red.
+ In order to use your Zeemote(TM) with your smartphone you have to follow three steps.
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+ <p>
+ First, you need to pair your Zeemote(TM) with your phone.
+ In order to do this activate bluetooth via the settings menu and turn your Zeemote(TM) on by long-pressing the button at the top of your Zeemote(TM) that is marked red.
Next go to the "Bluetooth devices" sub setting menu.
- There you should find an entry named "Zeemote JS1" select it and select to pair it.
+ There you should find an entry named "Zeemote(TM) JS1" select it and select to pair it.
The code for pairing is 0000.
- At this stage the remote control is paired but not connected.<br />
+ At this stage the remote control is paired but not connected.
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+ <p>
Once you have paired your remote control with your smartphone you need to discover it using QZeeControl.
To do this start up QZeeControl and press the "Scan" button.
Note that this may take a while.
If the scan was successfull you should see some address in xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx format be filled in the field that prior showed just a message and the "Connect" button should have become enabled.
- Note that these values will be stored and loaded once you open QZeeControl the next time so you usually should not need to scan again except you want to use a different remote control.<br />
+ Note that these values will be stored and loaded once you open QZeeControl the next time so you usually should not need to scan again except you want to use a different remote control.
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Finally, in order to start controlling your smartphone you need to actually connect your remote control to the phone.
To do so just press the "Connect" button.
After a short moment you should see that the connection has been established.
At this stage you can test if the remote control actually works by using the built-in test functionality.
Try to move your joystick and press some buttons.
- You should see the red rectangle moving and the letters representing the buttons light-up in red respectively.<br />
- From there on you can use your Zeemote remote control to control your phone.
- Next time you want to use it just enable bluetooth at your phone, enable the Zeemote remote control, and finally start QZeeControl and connect to the remote control.<br />
+ You should see the red rectangle moving and the letters representing the buttons light-up in red respectively.
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+ <p>
+ From there on you can use your Zeemote(TM) remote control to control your phone.
+ Next time you want to use it just enable bluetooth at your phone, enable the Zeemote(TM) remote control, and finally start QZeeControl and connect to the remote control.
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Please note that for now the key presses are hard-coded.
This will be changed in future releases.
Apps like EmuMaster let you configure key bindings anyhow.
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+ As a temporary workaround you can as well edit the file /opt/QZeeControl/qml/QZeeControl/MainPage.qml in which the keybindings are coded.
+ Lookout for the parts saying onXChanged for X being: A, B, C, D, Up, Down, Left, Right.
+ There the first value given to "xtstAdapter.sendKey(...)" as parameter is the key to which the corresponding action is bound to.
+ However, please note that everything you change there will be lost on the next update.
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<a name="License">License</a>
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+ <a name="Trademarks">Trademarks</a>
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+ <pre>
+Zeemote (TM) is a trademark of Zeemote Technology Inc. Other trademarks are property of their respective owners.
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<a name="Contact">Contact</a>
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