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Succes! Green square @ 3B!


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Okay, lets get some stuff moving! I need a software man!

Since Sailfish has the I2C_HID driver built into the kernel and the TCA8424 is I2C_HID compliant, it should be do-able to connect the dots.

I imagine the phone wants to know that:
-what address the chip is on
-the chip is a keyboard
-it should listen to the interrupt line and then read out the key
-key-mapping in the phone? (there is a keyboard mapped on the chip)
-pushing the input to Mallit

 

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#223
Okay, no more need of external 3.3v power source!

Vdd on
echo 1 > /sys/devices/platform/reg-userspace-consumer.0/state
Vdd off
echo 0 > /sys/devices/platform/reg-userspace-consumer.0/state

Now it really is just a software issue! Feel free to jump in!

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Originally Posted by dirkvl View Post
Now it really is just a software issue! Feel free to jump in!
I'm not a right person but I'll spread the word of need.
 
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#225
I emailed Developer Care for some help on the software side, hope they can help!

Anyway, I opened a donate account. When I have a proof-of-concept ready in the very near future, I will design and order some development PCB's! They will probably cost some 30-40 euro's a piece. Also I have invested pretty heavily in the TCA8424 and its evalutation module.. :-)
 

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#226
$16 AUD donated, more later possibly, thanks for your enthusiasms/passion/persistence...
 

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#227
Donated € 20 for now, will be able to spend more on January. HW Qwerty is now really important thing on Jolla for me, so thanks for your effort so far and keep up the good work!
 

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#228
While I am waiting ducks for either Jolla to release some I2C documentation ór some I2C software expert from tmo, I've been looking into this:

Originally Posted by kimmoli View Post
Noticed few things, 3.3V is swithed off when the OH switch is released, and when putting cover back on, toh-core (or maybe 'tohd' - the other half daemon?) is looking for at24 eeprom from i2c-1 bus (addresses 0x50 through 0x57.
So, I've bought some EEPROMS to tinker with. Would be nice to make the OH plug-and-play!
 

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#229
now this is something I really wish to be realized, so I am with you! (with 20€ to begin with...)
 

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yaaaaay so much cool progress in the last few days, have a cigar (or 30€)!
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