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[Q] nexus 7 as keyboard for antroid tv ?

Basically as it says....
I've recently ordered one of those android dongles that you plug into your TV, is there anyway I can use the Nexus 7 as a keyboard and mouse to operate the dongle, if so are there any apps ?
Many thanks for any help.
Scouse

Maybe you could remote access it (vnc?)
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[Q] Nexus 4 using with disability

Hello,
My name is Adriaan Aerts, I am 40 years old and I have a muscular atrophy so I am in an electric wheelchair. I live in The Netherlands.
The reason for my e-mail to you is I want to buy a mobile phone which I can control all by myself by using using a USB mouse. Actually I am a 100% Apple-user, but unfortunately it's not possible to control an iPhone or iPad with a mouse. So that's the reason why I would like to buy an Android device which is fully on screen to control. As you know the LG Nexus 4 has no hardware buttons. (I can not use my hands for that, so on screen control is important)
I know that it's possible to control the Galaxy Nexus with a USB mouse.
I've seen the LG Nexus 4.
I have two questions and can someone check these 2 important questions for me:
1. Can you control the LG Nexus 4 with a USB mouse?
2. If the LG Nexus 4 gets into his stand-by mode (After for example 30sec. not using it) can you "wake it" by clicking or moving the mouse?
I hope someone will help me with these questions. Ofcourse you can also mail me. mail-add-adriaanaerts-dot-nl
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Adriaan Aerts

Is it at all a possibility to use a Bluetooth mouse?
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Naimand said:
Is it at all a possibility to use a Bluetooth mouse?
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No, it not possible to use a Bluetooth mouse, cause my wheelchair has a infrared mouse which I have to use.
So I need to connect USB infrared mouse by using a micro USB adapter.
I already have that adapter and it works on a Galaxy Nexus, but I prefer a Nexus 4.
Reasons: Jelly bean and 2gig memory.

A3aan72 said:
No, it not possible to use a Bluetooth mouse, cause my wheelchair has a infrared mouse which I have to use.
So I need to connect USB infrared mouse by using a micro USB adapter.
I already have that adapter and it works on a Galaxy Nexus, but I prefer a Nexus 4.
Reasons: Jelly bean and 2gig memory.
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I don't quite follow that logic (sorry), but you could try this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=38076758#post38076758
Enable OTG for the Nexus 4. Never tried it myself, but others seem to report success.

You use iPhone a so your not gonna figure out how to fastboot flash root or anything. As we all know you need a power source (y cable) a custom kernel. So get a different phone. Get the Optimus g. Has micro sd, lte, and I believe otg support(btw otg is needed for use of usbs mices keyboards) with the same exact hardware as a Nexus 4(but it has hardware keys) . You can even flash the same rom for a Nexus to a Optimus g.
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ordering bluetooth keyboard, on android stick will already be switched on? jb iphone

im ordering a bluetooth keyboard, but wondering would i need to attach a normal keyboard first to switch on the bluetooth setting on the android stick? or will it already be activated
please let me know.. because i am wondering how else would i control the android stick? i dont have a usb keyboard/wirleess keyboard
is there anything i can do via jailbroken iphone?

Bluetooth is typically off by default.
You will probably need a mouse and keyboard to navigate into settings and type any pairing codes. So yea you'll need something.
I recommend an RC11 Air Mouse/Keyboard ~$20
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My mk809 has a really weak bluetooth receiver. It left me disappointed and Ill probably never use it as a result.
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[Q] How many Blue tooth devices...

How many Blue tooth devices can i have active at the same time? I just discovered I can have my keyboard and a wireless headset synced at the same time. Can I add a third device? I wanted to get rid of my OTG wired mouse and purchase a wireless mouse and leave the port open for charging. With this setup I won't have to ever carry my laptop around as this provide everything I need on a portable computer.
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Soldier 2.0 said:
How many Blue tooth devices can i have active at the same time? ...
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I've used a BT mouse and keyboard on my N7 simultaneously. Though I don't have a BT headset or stereo headphones yet, I'm willing to bet that it could be added to the mix, as it uses a different BT profile.

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I've used a BT mouse and keyboard on my N7 simultaneously. Though I don't have a BT headset or stereo headphones yet, I'm willing to be that it could be added to the mix, as it uses a different BT profile.
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thanks. this setup has really made my n7 useful!
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In my car, I have an A2DP adapter, OBD2, and my phone with Tablet Talk all at once.

Ok, i will purchase a bluetooth rechargeable mouse today and report.
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Ok so I bought an HP bluetooth mouse and now I have the keyboard, headset and mouse all synced at the same time! I'm leaving my laptop at home from now on!
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Bad news, for some reason my keyboard is repeating strokes. I suspect the addition of the wireless mouse had something to do with it. Anyone else experienced this before?
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A BT keyboard may repeat strokes anyway. Get 'external keyboard helper' from the play store, and you can configure things like repeat delay to help sort it out.
Nick
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A BT keyboard may repeat strokes anyway. Get 'external keyboard helper' from the play store, and you can configure things like repeat delay to help sort it out.
Nick
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Thank you so much Sir! I will try this out before I return my new mouse. :highfive:
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Nope, that didn't work for me. Thanks for the suggestion! I am using a regular OTG wireless keyboard and I do not have the repeating key problem. I might buy a OTG+ charging cable in order to use my tablet as a laptop and charge it at the same time.
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[Solution Found] Recommended Rom with working bluetooth

** See post #4 for the solution **
Hello everyone, I have a huge favor to ask anyone that has the knowledge for it. I recently bought this tablet and am happy with how fast it is. A true joy to own.
My question is however is if anyone has had any luck with connecting a Bluetooth keyboard and the app that connects the wiimote to this tablet. I'm currently using CleanRom but have had no success in pairing either of these things. Hopeful someone can help me with this.
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Please, someone, anyone..
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Okay after a bit of research I come to realize that I might have to flash a rom based on v4.1.2 or below.
Can anyone recommend one in particular so i can test my theory?
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So I flashed a 4.1.2 rom and my blue tooth incompatible issue went away just as I thought when connecting my wiimote controller. My blue tooth keyboard as expected still doesn't connect however. It only works with my DROID RAZR HD phone it appears. Could be only compatible with it since it's a Motorola branded keyboard as well. Here is a step by step guide on how to get the controller working for any and all interested with your Nexus 7. Confirmed working with this amazing tablet.
Guide here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2591358

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