[wargo]

Hello I am searching smt similar to the fire tv remote for pi 2 openelec

Would this one work?

August LP200
http://www.amazon.co.uk/August-LP200-Wir...gust+lp200

If not any other suggestions?

Thanks

[katsup]

With a bluetooth adapter, the Fire TV remote should work.

Link

[wargo]

Hello,

sorry maybe my question wasn't clear,

I don't want to buy the AFTV remote as it costs £24 plus the bluetooth adapter £10

I am searching smt similar and I found the August LP200, I was wondering if anyone knows if it's going to work, if not any other alternative for super small remotes

thanks

[wrxtasy]

Look like that August LP200 emulates a connected Keyboard.

If so it would work well with OpenELEC / Kodi and should be Plug N Play if it is Linux compatible.
You can remap any of the buttons on the remote too with a Kodi helper addon called Keymap Editor:
http://kodi.wiki/view/Add-on:Keymap_Editor

[wargo]

Hello,

I bought it but I am not able to overwrite the original mapping, the first pressing does what the xml it saying but the second time it's doing something else, any way to force the xml file over the original configuration?

<keymap>
<global>
<keyboard>
<key id="61506">right</key>
<key id="61568">up</key>
<key id="61569">down</key>
<key id="323796">back</key>
<key id="323593">back</key>
<key id="323731">select</key>
<key id="192660">left</key>
<key id="61467">left</key>
</keyboard>
</global>
</keymap>

I've found this in the questions on amazon
"The start/pause button (on the left of the button circle) is the more complex one! The first time you press it, it sends the following button presses, in sequence: Shift+F5, Ctrl+Shift+b, Alt+Win+p, F5
Then, the second time you press it, it sends the Escape key."

any clues