Difference between revisions of "SonyEricsson P1i"
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== SonyEricsson P1i == | == SonyEricsson P1i == | ||
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| + | [[Image:P1i_pic1.png|Sony Ericsson P1i Front&Left side]] | ||
JavaMO works but is tricky to use since this phone have a keyboard that differ a lot from other vendors. | JavaMO works but is tricky to use since this phone have a keyboard that differ a lot from other vendors. | ||
| + | === Keycodes as shown by keycodes.jar === | ||
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| − | This phone have a special keyboard where each key represent two | + | This phone have a special keyboard where each key represent two keys depending |
| − | if up push the left or | + | if up push the left or right side of the button. |
Keycodes are represented like XXX;YYY | Keycodes are represented like XXX;YYY | ||
where XXX represent leftside keystroke and yyy is right-side keystroke. | where XXX represent leftside keystroke and yyy is right-side keystroke. | ||
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| − | Shift & key (Press Shift, release | + | Shift & key (Press Shift, release Shift button, then press key) |
{| border="1" cellpadding="20" cellspacing="0" | {| border="1" cellpadding="20" cellspacing="0" | ||
! colspan="5"|Keycodes with shift | ! colspan="5"|Keycodes with shift | ||
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| − | + | Alt & key (Press Alt, release Alt button, then press key) | |
{| border="1" cellpadding="20" cellspacing="0" | {| border="1" cellpadding="20" cellspacing="0" | ||
! colspan="5"|Keycodes with Alt | ! colspan="5"|Keycodes with Alt | ||
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Special buttons. | Special buttons. | ||
| − | Back button on left side of phone: -11 | + | Back button on left side of phone: <nowiki>-11</nowiki> |
| − | Scroll button on left side: Up=-1; Down=-2 | + | |
| + | Scroll button on left side: <nowiki>Up=-1; Down=-2</nowiki> | ||
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| + | Camera button on right side: <nowiki>-25</nowiki> | ||
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Email button on right side: Nomap | Email button on right side: Nomap | ||
Revision as of 08:43, 19 June 2008
SonyEricsson P1i
JavaMO works but is tricky to use since this phone have a keyboard that differ a lot from other vendors.
Keycodes as shown by keycodes.jar
Phone model: SonyEricssonP1i/R6G04
This phone have a special keyboard where each key represent two keys depending
if up push the left or right side of the button.
Keycodes are represented like XXX;YYY
where XXX represent leftside keystroke and yyy is right-side keystroke.
| Key codes. | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 113;119 | 101;114 | 116;121 | 117;105 | 111;112 |
| 97;115 | 100;102 | 103;104 | 106;107 | 108;-8 |
| 44;122 | 120;99 | 118;98 | 110;109 | 46;13 |
| nomap | -3 | 32 | -4 | nomap |
Shift & key (Press Shift, release Shift button, then press key)
| Keycodes with shift | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 81;87 | 69;82 | 84;89 | 85;73 | 79;80 |
| 65;83 | 68;70 | 71;72 | 74;75 | 76;-8 |
| 44;90 | 88;67 | 86;66 | 78;77 | 46;13 |
| nomap | -3 | 32 | -4 | nomap |
Alt & key (Press Alt, release Alt button, then press key)
| Keycodes with Alt | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 33;47 | 49;49 | 50;50 | 51;51 | 58;63 |
| 40;41 | 52;52 | 53;53 | 54;54 | 39;-8 |
| 43;45 | 55;55 | 56;56 | 57;57 | 64;-10 |
| nomap | 42 | 48 | 35 | nomap |
Special buttons. Back button on left side of phone: -11
Scroll button on left side: Up=-1; Down=-2
Camera button on right side: -25
Email button on right side: Nomap
There seem to be a touch area activated on the screen when I run KeyCodes.jar I don´t know if it is something that is implemented within keycodes or in phone os so that this function is always activated whenever an app is running. KeyCodes app display on all parts of screen except in the top/bottom areas were the phone os show menus and icons.
