ICUSB232V2.C.jpg' alt='Logilink Usb Serial Driver Windows 8' title='Logilink Usb Serial Driver Windows 8' />Interfacing with a BCM2. BP2. 04. 22 Bluetooth HID Module Keyglove. Update 462. 01. Wayne and Layne has been made available here. Thanks, guys Remember this board is optimized for the Blue. Packet BP2. 04. 22 module, and the pair button doesnt work with other modules. Update 62. BP2. 04. IBM Model M keyboard to convert it from wired to wireless. This included a lot of custom circuit design work and firmware replacement, which may be useful to you depending on your own interests. Check out his detailed documentation here. The CE Compass WKB 1. AU0031-p.png' alt='Logilink Usb Serial Driver Windows 8' title='Logilink Usb Serial Driver Windows 8' />Bluetooth Keyboard I ordered arrived in the mail a while back, and I took to testing and dismantling it immediately. Now, I decided to buy an actual device instead of just a Bluetooth module for two reasons first, and most importantly, the only source I know of for the HID profile module I was looking at has been out of stock for quite some time. There is currently no place Ive been able to find, even internationally, where you can buy a single HID enabled module. There are many places to buy SPP enabled modules, and in many cases these can be adapted to providing keyboard and mouse support. All they require is a driver on the host device to translate the serial data into input control signals. However, my goal is to have the Keyglove be detected natively as an input device, so that no special driver is required. The HID Bluetooth profile specification is basically just a hardware Bluetooth wrapper around the standard HID profile used with USB keyboards and mice, as far as I know, which makes it perfect. The only problem is that nobody sells those modules by themselves, so I decided to try taking one out of another device. The second reason is I bought one now is that with all of the progress Ive been making recently, I am very eager to get some kind of wireless communication developed and tested. Progress certainly does foster enthusiasm, which creates the desire for more progress. Its a wonderful upward emotional spiralas long as you keep making progress, anyway. The reason I decided on the CE Compass keyboard is that it has both mouse and keyboard control built into the same device. Loopmasters Jack Sparrow Dubstep Predator. I was not able to determine via research online whether the Broadcom BCM2. Bluepacket BP2. 04. The info suggested that it did, but I couldnt find any definitive documentation saying so. I knew that the CE Compass device did support it though, whatever Bluetooth module it used. And now that its here, I am pleased to report that it does in fact use the BCM2. I can say with confidence that it does support the functionality I need. The keyboard interface inside is a standard 81. These come from the key contacts and go straight to the module. The mouse portion of the device also makes use of a Holtek BS8. B chip for XY control and capacitive vertical scrolling detection done via the blackwhite line visible on the top right corner of the keyboard. This chip appears to have traces to pins 7, 3. Since all I had at my disposal was a soldering iron, I did my best to remove the 4. BSOD crash analysis support, BSOD debugging and error reports and help for Microsoft Windows Operating Systems, driver research,crash dump analysis. This page contains information about installing the latest Micro Innovations USB to Serial Adapter driver downloads using the Micro Innovations Driver Update Tool. SMD module from the main CE Compass board after disassembling the device. Of course, its hard enough to melt three or four pins simultaneously with a soldering iron, let alone 4. I eventually ended up using my pen knife on the soft solder and then pried the module off the main board. Again, as you might imagine, this resulted in a rather messy break not to mention a shallow stab wound, and it actually damaged the traces on the bottom of the module though I didnt realize that at first. I did finally get the module removed, and it looked pretty much like what the BP2. Blue. Packet markings or logos as far as I could tell To make a long story short, that module didnt work right at all, and I subsequently decided to try again with a different keyboard after obtaining a desktop hot air rework station. The new keyboard was the ITON PA BK0. Geeks. com, Buy. com, or Outlet. PC for 2. 0, or e. Bay. I chose this keyboard because I came across a Deal. Extreme forum post that said it had a Bluetooth module that was similar or identical to the BP2. Safehouse Software Crack there. CE Compass device. However, it doesnt have any mouse functionality. I figured if the BT module is the same, it wouldnt really be a problem since Id be able to discover how to implement it by copying the circuit from the CE Compass keyboard or reading documentation. This keyboard comes in a no frills plain white box and includes only the keyboard, manual, and driver CD which was unnecessary for me. It has a distinctive rounded construction, and the back is made of classic fingerprint magnet shiny black plastic. The keys feel pretty good, and I believe if youre actually in the market for a regular mini Bluetooth keyboard, this is probably not a terrible option. I dont really know though. Bluetooth radio and typing some gibberish, the next thing I did was to pull the whole thing apart It doesnt have any screws for simple disassembly, but all you need to do is take a very small flat head screwdriver or a knife and pry open the side of the case anywhere you can manage. I found the easiest place to be right near the power switch on one side. Once you get it started, its just a matter of popping open the rest of the case all the way around. The main board, keypad, and casing all come apart without difficulty, leaving you with individual pieces as shown above. Apart from the fact that there is no built in mouse in this keyboard, I found it to be a much better investment all around for cannibalizing the Bluetooth module when compared with the CE Compass keyboard Its only 2. Its easier to take apart. The circuitry and build style is less complicated. It includes a 3. 10m. Ah lithium polymer battery instead of two AAs. The next order of business was to remove the module from the board. The hot air rework station had arrived by this time, so it was just a matter of reading the poorly translated manual for it and giving it my best shot. Id never used such a device beforeonly a soldering ironbut it proved to be pretty intuitive, and it worked beautifully. Cad Fashion Design Software Courses. The basic concept is to keep hot air 4. SMD contact points so that they are all gradually heated to the point of melting the solder at the same time. Then you use pliers, an IC popper, a small knife, or other tool to simply lift the loosened module from the board. The cheap IC popper that came with the rework station was too large to fit under such a tightly mounted module, so I used my little trusty pen knifethis time for leverage though, not to try to cut through solder. It only takes a minute or less of applying heat, and the solder melts nicely. The only difficulty is to remove the module all at once more easily done with pliers than a small knife, since if youre not very careful, some of the solder can solidify again, leaving you with a partially detached module. This isnt an enormous problem since you can just reheat the solidified solder, but it is a bit of an annoyance if it happens. One person I talked to questioned whether using the rework station on a relatively large module with many more small SMD components on it created a problem with shifting those subcomponents around unintentionally. I also worried about this before I attempted it, but found that it really isnt an issue at all.