CTRL, SHIFT; ALT in remote key mapping (1 Viewer)

[Herr R aus B]

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Hi all!

I am a little bit desperate. To get my Remote (MS-Tech MC-1200) controlling MP I have to modify the respective XML with the mappings. My problem is, that some keys send combinations like CTRL-#XX, ALT-#XX or even double combinations like CTRL-SHIFT-#XX (codes scanned with HIP). I've been told, that SHIFT-#65 for example is replaced by 10065 aqnd CTRL-#65 with 11065, or maybe vice versa. so what I need to know are the exact code-prefixes for CTRL, SHIFT, ALT and any combinations of them like CTRL-SHFT, CTRL_ALT etc...

Anyone can help? I shall be very happy!

Regards

Axel

 

[Spragleknas]

You could try https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/...7/generic-keyboard-remote-input-plugin-25755/

 

[Herr R aus B]

AW: Re: CTRL, SHIFT; ALT in remote key mapping

Tak så mykket - det var ikke svarelsen til spørgsmålet, men det hjælpte indirekt ;-)

The answer to my question seems to be the following:

there are three flags that represent ALT CTRL and SHIFT each indicated by 1 (set) or 0 (not set). obviously 0 can be omitted if its the leading flag. the three flags are followd by the keycode in ASCII decimal with three digits and leading zeros (if flags are used). thus, a code consists of ACS|xxx, where A is the ALT flag, C is the CTRL flag, S the SHIFT flag (the | is just to show where the flags end and the key code starts). Given the 0 (ASCII 48) as base key, the following combinations are possible:

ACS|xxx -->   code --> represents

000|048 -->     48 --> 0
001|048 -->   1048 --> SHIFT-0
010|048 -->  10048 --> CTRL-0
011|048 -->  11048 --> CTRL-SHIFT-0
100|048 --> 100048 --> ALT-0
101|048 --> 101048 --> ALT-SHIFT-0
110|048 --> 110048 --> ALT-CTRL-0
111|048 --> 111048 --> ALT-CTRL-SHIFT-0

Maybe that might also help other ppl...

Regards

Axel