I also need MC55, MC75 and MC75A. By the way, on this MC95 kit there is one undefined keyboard ("Bio" things), but with this it works:
#define NUM_FILES 10 //13
// Globals
// Files to be made .... FILE_INFO binFiles[NUM_FILES] = { "AlphaNumeric.sct",ScanCodeDataAlphaNumeric,COUNT_SCAN_CODES, "AlphaNumeric.rmt",RemapAlphaNumeric,RemapAlphaNumericSize,
Cengiz, Yes - there is a kbtools remapping kit for the MC9500 which I have attached to this post. You can also remap the sidekeys such as volume up/down and PTT using registry keys (same method as with the MC70/75 etc). Best Regards, Ian Hatton EMS EMEA
By the way, talking about kbtool... I have noticed that in makebins.h for some terminals (including 95), we have: #define COUNT_ROWS 8 But in MC75's, the line is: #define COUNT_ROWS 9 Is this an errata? This very same kit for MC75 also had another errata, 1 key was mapped to 4. I do not trust this kit, I got it from a thread in DevCentral, and God only knows who might have touched it. Is there any place where one can get virgin kbtool kits?
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Hello All, Many thanks for the answers.
virgin URL MC9500-K Keypad Mapping Table Kit V1.0
http://support.symbol.com/support/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=k…
if you see issue's with this one contact support and we get it fixed
I also need MC55, MC75 and MC75A. By the way, on this MC95 kit there is one undefined keyboard ("Bio" things), but with this it works:
#define NUM_FILES 10 //13
// Globals
// Files to be made .... FILE_INFO binFiles[NUM_FILES] = { "AlphaNumeric.sct",ScanCodeDataAlphaNumeric,COUNT_SCAN_CODES, "AlphaNumeric.rmt",RemapAlphaNumeric,RemapAlphaNumericSize,
"AlphaPrimary.sct",ScanCodeDataAlphaPrimary,COUNT_SCAN_CODES, "AlphaPrimary.rmt",RemapAlphaPrimary,RemapAlphaPrimarySize,
"TelephonyNumeric.sct",ScanCodeDataTelephonyNumeric,COUNT_SCAN_CODES, "TelephonyNumeric.rmt",RemapTelephonyNumeric,RemapTelephonyNumericSize, "TelephonyNumeric.mmt",MultiRemapTelephonyNumeric,MultiRemapTelephonyNumericSize,
// "TelephonyNumericBio.sct",ScanCodeDataTelephonyNumericBio,COUNT_SCAN_CODES, // "TelephonyNumericBio.rmt",RemapTelephonyNumericBio,RemapTelephonyNumericBioSize, // "TelephonyNumericBio.mmt",MultiRemapTelephonyNumericBio,MultiRemapTelephonyNumericBioSize,
"LegacyNumericCalcu.sct",ScanCodeDataLegacyNumericCalcu,COUNT_SCAN_CODES, "LegacyNumericCalcu.rmt",RemapLegacyNumericCalcu,RemapLegacyNumericCalcuSize, "LegacyNumericCalcu.mmt",MultiRemapLegacyNumericCalcu,MultiRemapLegacyNumericCalcuSize, };
URL for MC55 Keypad Mapping Table Kit v1.0 for MC55xxWM6 http://support.symbol.com/support/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=k… MC75 and MC75A are never posted but are here and available from support desk. http://devcentral.motorola.com/view/12331/view.aspx http://devcentral.motorola.com/view/24112/view.aspx
Cengiz, Yes - there is a kbtools remapping kit for the MC9500 which I have attached to this post. You can also remap the sidekeys such as volume up/down and PTT using registry keys (same method as with the MC70/75 etc). Best Regards, Ian Hatton EMS EMEA
By the way, talking about kbtool... I have noticed that in makebins.h for some terminals (including 95), we have: #define COUNT_ROWS 8 But in MC75's, the line is: #define COUNT_ROWS 9 Is this an errata? This very same kit for MC75 also had another errata, 1 key was mapped to 4. I do not trust this kit, I got it from a thread in DevCentral, and God only knows who might have touched it. Is there any place where one can get virgin kbtool kits?