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Your way is very neat for Pi control and way easier to repeat under Linux, so I will reproduce it for my boiler automation as a boost button. Override the onKeyUp() (in your Activity) and assign some actions to the keys that you wish to use: @Override A tag already exists with the provided branch name. Many Git commands accept both tag and branch names, so creating this branch may cause unexpected behavior. Are you sure you want to create this branch? I have this on now, but have tested previously replacing it with a standalone Pi, implementing a simple timing schedule.If your device is compatible, you might want to follow their recommended pairing steps listed on their owner's manual link. Just in case, the steps are here: Easy to set up, Easy to use With the battery panel slipped off and the cell removed, it's fairly easy to open the case. Fingernails are sufficient - no screws or glue! f you don't care which button is pressed, you could do something similar to what you did with the dash: detect when a Bluetooth device with the correct identifier is paired with you. udev may help with that, maybe, I don't know. Reply So, I wonder if the device is actually sending all those keys or whether something in the rpi is running a "macro" on receipt of certain keyboard input.

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The selfie remote shows up in Android as a Bluetooth keyboard, right? Or as a HID (Human Interface Device) in general. Following this with interest. Do you have several of these buttons, from the same source, just the one, or several from different makes? The script needs to be re-run every time the Bluetooth connection is re-established. Probably best to run it on reconnect as part of the Python code above. So if you had any good or bad experiences with ASHUTB AB Bluetooth remote shutter 3, please do share it so that we can help others who are having problems with this device.Because the device goes to sleep after a few minutes of inactivity, we need a way to listen for a connection. So, when a button is pressed for the first time, the device connects and a program is run. This will convert the Volume Up to XF86Launch1 and Enter to XF86Launch2 - those are multimedia keycodes which shouldn't be assigned to anything by default. How does it connect according to hcitool con yet not be registered as an input device (and register any inputs)? This is the result of my own risk assessment and mitigation thoughts, and doesn't constitute a recipe for anyone seeking to do the same thing - may be worth considering the above, but research the risks yourself.

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So, that remaps the inputs for that Bluetooth button. Ok, but how do we get XF86Launch1 to launch a program?Nice! Running xinput query-state "AB Shutter 3" allows us to see which keyboard keys are activated when the buttons are pressed. From the box and manual here are the supported devices tested and proven to actually worked. According to the manual, the remote shutter should work or compatible with Android 4.2.2 (Jelly Bean) operating system or higher and with iOS 6.0 or higher version. Here’s a list of Andriod and iOS devices that are compatible with ASHUTB Bluetooth remote shutter: Thanks for your hints. I implemented remapping via udev, this will works whitout an xserver. You can find my notes and rules here: https://gist.github.com/eni23/3cedca6666602271f3cf2e01f1e06e7c Reply https://wkretype.bdimg.com/retype/zoom/26f4c793680203d8ce2f2428?pn=1&o=jpg_6&md5sum=6743835bee00fb7cd3eb66f3af8014a3&sign=a3f40cc33a&png=0-11381&jpg=0-156245 Reply It work quite simply really, the Android button simulates a Return and the iOS/Camera 360 button sends a Volume Up command. Additionally the Android button has the ability to handily wake the phone up.

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And of course anything that applies to handling keyboards in general will apply to the remote as well. (Assuming it's a HID. But they usually are. Bluetooth headsets with buttons are a completely different story then.) Open your camera application on your phone just as you always do when you are about to take a picture.I was thinking that all I need is to figure out the button press from Bluetooth, but as you say, the bluetooth button goes to sleep mode, and wakes up on first press? Reply I bought a "Bluetooth Remote Shutter". I'm able to connect and trust it from an RPI running Jessie Stretch. Inside these owner’s manuals, you will typically find information on how to assemble, set up and even operate the product you have bought safely. So I've got myself a one of those bluetooth selfie buttons, but before you start slating me for being one of those plonkers - I am using it for other remote control purposes... I planned on using a bluetooth button instead as the Dash is limited to 1000 presses before it dies and the battery is hardwired...