Akeyboard
founder:	b00lean
depends on:
interested:	sargon
software license:
hardware license:

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PC compatible USB HID keyboard operated remotely from Android phone via Bluetooth.

1. To learn and play around with LPCxpresso 1343 and its USB capabilities.
2. To create an usefull peripheral.

Me laying in the bed operating MPlayer running on PC via android phone. Target price: not more than 400 CZK (30 USD)

• Selected technologies:
  • AKeyboard Device Hardware:
    • MCU: NXP LPC1343
    • Bluetooth module: BTM-112
    • Plastic box: To be produced on RepRap.
  • AKeyboard Device Software:
    • Compiler: gnuarm(GCC)
    • SDK: microbuilder
  • AKeyboard Controller:
    • All bluetooth-enabled Android 2.0+ phones.

1. Create this page - DONE
2. Create GIT repository - DONE
3. Test communication with BT module via UART - DONE
4. Explore USB-CDC capabilities - DONE
5. Make HID keyboard working example - DONE
6. Make HID mouse working example - DONE

1. Write software part for USB HID Keyboard on MCU - DONE
2. Write software part for USB HID Mouse on MCU - DONE
3. Bridge HID and Bluetooth channels. - DONE
4. Create Android application for 101-keyboard. - DONE
5. Create Android application for Mouse. - IN PROGRESS
6. Draw hw schema. - DONE
7. Draw PCB. - IN PROGRESS
8. Buy parts
9. Edge PCB
10. Solder 10 pcs
11. Print box for device on RepRap - TO BE SKIPPED/TOO FANCY
12. Improve Android application to support different keyboard layouts for different applications. Users should be able to create their own keyboard layouts. For instance Photoshop/Microsoft Word/Eagle shortcuts.

1. LPC USB HID ROM cannot be used since the hid device subclass is hard coded.
2. I need to find out how to put hid keyboard to idle state, otherwise it is flooding my usb bus
3. Why make special hardware for this? All you need is bluetooth (or wifi) dongle and custom software (well, you can already find such software: bemused, remotedroid, vnc) and mouse/keyboard is even part of bluetooth specification (with proper software your mobile phone can behave as keyboard without need for non-standart software/drivers on PC)