Acer 3400LMI manual Configuration procedure, Key-codes

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Button

Mail

WWW

P1

P2

FnF1

FnF2

FnF3

FnF4

FnF5

FnF6

FnF7

FnF8

FnHome

FnEnd

Fnup

Fndown

Fnleft

Fnright

Bluetooth

WLAN

Work

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Config
setkeycodes Xmodmap KDE	Comments

xx E-mail button, ex: launch Thunderbird

xx WWW button, ex: launch Firefox x x x User button, ex: launch NetBeans

xx x User button, ex: launch VMware

xx x User button, ex:

xx x User button, ex:

xx x User button, ex:

Sleep-button recognized by ACPI.

xx Toggle external display, XF86Display Dim display, no configuration needed Toggle touch-pad, no configuration needed

xx Toggle mute

Go home (XF86Home)

Go to end (XF86End)

xx Volume raise

xx Volume lower

Brightness lighter, no configuration needed Brightness darker, no configuration needed No configuration needed

No configuration needed

8.1 Configuration procedure

It is a tedious procedure to find out the proper scancodes, Linux keycodes and X keycodes. Yes, on top of the scancodes there are both Linux and X keycodes to keep track of. I probably have it all confused, but here is how I did it:

8.1.1 X key-codes

1.Start by finding out what keycodes X already knows of. Here xev is a valuable friend. The buttons that had key codes configured by default for

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Contents Table of Contents F8-x8664 on the Acer Ferrari 3400LMiF8x8664 on the Acer Ferrari 3400LMi Version IntroductionQuick reference guide Hardware Status Details Potential pitfalls InstallationGraphical installer Disk sizeHard drive Ieee 1394 FirewireUpgrading the drive Potential problems # time cp rp /media/ieee1394disk/430MBfolder ~Configuring Firewire CommentsPC-card In-1 Card readerSpecial keys & buttons Configuration procedure Key-codesButton Key-code Default X key symbols Scan-codesLinux key-codes WWW Key-codes revisited= XF86WWW Configure actions CPU & Acpi supportCPU frequency scaling GraphicsSuspend BasicsDual-Head Simple configurationRadeon driver Virtual screen size # xrandr q Screen 0 minimumXrandr tool Fn-F5 button10.3 3D acceleration Optimization Simple benchmarkOther observations Ntsc or PAL TV-outLoad detection InitializationWireless NIC Touch-padWlan tools Installing WlanWlan firmware Manual way Get started with WlanEssid # iwconfig wlan0 essid Perspektiv Verify installation BluetoothGUI way Using a phone modem UP Running PscanPrepare the phone Prepare the laptopObex File Transfer 0x1106 Protocol Descriptor List Static configuration Short explanation of the command aboveDynamic routine Gprs AT+CGDATA=PPP,1Sending files KBluetoothInstallation Mouse & keyboardMouse & keyboard Scan for devicesLock screen Infrared Configuring IrDATransfer files IRQ DMATesting IrDA ModemInstalling daemon SLMODEMDCOUNTRY=SWEDEN SLMODEMDDEVICE=Connecting Potential issueDisconnecting References System hangF8x8664 on the Acer Ferrari 3400LMi Appendix a /etc/X11/xorg.conf XAA INTERNAL=LVDS Appendix B dualhead.shNtsc ACTION=$1$DEFAULTACTION CURNDX=$CURNDX$INTNDX CURRENT=$ALLOUT$CURNDX Lvds LVDS+VGA0 NEXT=$CURRENTInternal internal Tvout Usage Esac Appendix C dunbind.sh F8x8664 on the Acer Ferrari 3400LMi RETVAL=0 $CONFIGSLMODEMDOPTS=$SLMODEMDOPTS $SLMODEMDDEVICE RETVAL=$? F8x8664 on the Acer Ferrari 3400LMi