Hardkey And Button Mapping - Revision history

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	To do key mapping, this must be done on a per orbiter basis.		To do key mapping, this must be done on a per orbiter basis.

Ray N at 17:59, 23 August 2009

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	To do key mapping, this must be done on a per orbiter basis.		To do key mapping, this must be done on a per orbiter basis.

Marie.o: Initial version with quote from Tschaks post

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Initial version with quote from Tschaks post

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To do key mapping, this must be done on a per orbiter basis.

Web Admin > Advanced > Devices > Select the orbiter you wan to change.

Now... Find the Hard Keys devicedata, notice there is a list of numbers in this field. Separated by tabs.

b 0 d m c (p1 p2 p3....)

These are separated by tab, and are set as follows:

*b = PK_Button, do a select * from Button to get a list of buttons that you can map.
*0 = this is typically always 0.
*d = The target device. select * from DeviceTemplate WHERE PK_DeviceTemplate < 0;
*m = Messagetype, this is 1 for command, 2 to send an event. If you use 2, the d = -1001 for the virtual event device.
*c = The Command to send, select * from Command, to get a list of all the command numbers.

The rest of the parameters are a parameter, value pair. Look at each command in the Web Admin > Advanced > DCE > Commands, to see the commands, their parameter numbers, and what values they can take.

In short, it's like MessageSend, look at the MessageSend command.

the most common devices to use here are

*-106 = The Media Plugin, anything going here will be delegated to the current media player.
*-300 = The Orbiter, anything going here, will be sent to the local orbiter.