[BRLTTY] BrailleSense QWERTY

[Vincent LE GOFF]

I have a BrailleSense U2 QWERTY.  Perhaps that's why it's interpreted as 
a Braille Edge.
I do have the

/sys/kernel/debug/usb/devices file, but I have trouble copying it.  When I use scp to do so (that's the way, don't know why I can't copy information from my VM), I get an empty file, although the original file doesn't seem to be empty.

A braille-parameter sounds fine to me.  If it's just something to update in the 'brltty.conf', that's simple.  And, as it is, the BrailleSense does work, so editing a file is possible.  Are these navigation keys used (under different codes) by the other BrailleSense versions though?

I'm in GMT - 8, in California.

I will send you the more complete log tomorrow if it's okay, with most of the keys I can find.  I'll label them precisely.

Vincent

On 12/13/2015 7:55 PM, Dave Mielke wrote:
> [quoted lines by Vincent LE GOFF on 2015/12/13 at 19:38 -0800]
>
>> These navigation keys are just keys.  I gave the mapping of the BrailleSense
>> itself, when it's running its own system independently from any computer.  On
>> BRLTTY, these keys do nothing (as the log seems to indicate).
> Okay, I understand.
>
> I'll probably define those keys to be the same as we use for the Braille Edge.
>
> Which type of Braille Sense do you have?
>
> Could you please send a copy of your Linux USB devices file
> (/sys/kernel/debug/usb/devices) while your Braille Sense is connected? In case
> your system has an empty /sys/kernel/debug directory, do:
>
>     mount -t debugfs debugfs /sys/kernel/debug
>
>> Here's a log with the usb and outpkts options on.
> Thanks.
>
>> I can also send
>> you a more complete log file with the keys you requested.  I guess
>> most are interpreted correctly.  But since this log was already big I
>> meant to do it separately (perhaps with less option, if it's more
>> readable).
> Yes, less verbose would be way better. Go back to the original two log
> categories (inpkts,brlkeys).
>
>> That's definitely an issue, and I don't know how to ensure things
>> still work on other versions of the BrailleSense if the driver is
>> modified.  I don't mean to break it for other users either.
> I don't want to break it either. :-) I'll probably add a driver parameter to
> specify the keyboard type, and have it default to a braille keyboard.
>
> What time zone are you in?
>