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KeyTouch - The easy way to enable multimedia-keys!

This guide will explain the installation and configuration of the two basic KeyTouch tools. Keytouch allows the selection of profiles to select your keyboard model from a list in its database. If your keyboard is not present, you can "train" it by starting up keytouch editor and pressing the relevant keys whilst identifying them. It comprises of two tools:

• KeyTouch - The tool to setup a keyboard that is already in the database. Currently supported models are listed in a table at the bottom of this page.
• KeyTouch-Editor - The tool to setup your keyboard by teaching it. You select your multimedia keyboards input, then press keys and indetify them from a drop down list. Save the configuration file when your done and simply import into Keytouch itself^.

Installing KeyTouch & KeyTouch Editor

Open a terminal and enter these commands:

sudo apt-get install keytouch keytouch-editor

Using KeyTouch

You should now be able to find KeyTouch under System > Administration. On initial startup, you'll be asked for the model of your keyboard. Select from the list of supported models and click "OK". You'll then be taken to the Key settings tab where some keys will be filled in with default values. You can switch these around or enter custom program launchers or common actions (e.g. Copy, Paste, Redo, Close Window, etc). Extra plugins with actions for specific programs are available in the Preferences tab. In the Keyboard tab you can switch your selected keyboard (requires a program restart).

Using KeyTouch-Editor

You can find KeyTouch-Editor under System > Administration. In Ubuntu 8.10 the KeyTouch-Editor launcher is found under System > Preferences. On initial startup, you'll be asked to choose from a list of inputs, KeyTouch will name them. Try all of the inputs which look similarly named to your device, as often you have more than one listed (Extra function keys are ususally listed on the second input, while your main keyboard will use the first input, both should be similiarly named). After you select an input it will ask you to push all of the multimedia keys, until one is detected, just to make sure you have indeed selected the right input. You'll then be taken to the Key settings tab where you can add keys, simply by pressing them and identifying them. Some keys will be filled in with default values (Information is gleamed from inputs manufacturers have named). You can switch these around or enter custom program launchers or common actions (e.g. Copy, Paste, Redo, Close Window, etc). Extra plugins with actions for specific programs (eg. Amarok Music Player) can be used.When its done and you have configured all the buttons Keytouch can detect, simply save it to your desktop. Then open up Keytouch and click import, find that file on your desktop and import it. Then select your keyboard model on the list (the one you have now added!) and you can now use keytouch to configure/change what the keys do.

Getting help

See the KeyTouch project page for the latest full documentation: http://keytouch.sourceforge.net/doc.php PDF Manual: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/keytouch/keytouch-2.2-user_manual.pdf?download HTML Manual: http://keytouch.sourceforge.net/user_manual/user_manual.html

Supported Keyboard Models

Manufacturer	Model
A4 Tech	KL-23MU
A4 Tech	iKeyWorks Office (KB-8)
Acer	Aspire 1360
Acer	Aspire 1520
Acer	Aspire 3500
Acer	TravelMate 290
Acer	TravelMate 4100
BTC	8193
BTC	9000A
BTC	9116
Cherry	CyMotion Expert
Cherry	CyMotion Master Linux
Cherry	CyMotion Master Solar
Cherry	CyMotion Master Xpress
Cherry	CyMotion PRO keyboard
Cherry	CyMotion Plus9
Cherry	Cybo@rd G83-13000
Compaq	KB-0133
Compaq	PS2 home professional keyboard
Compaq	v4000T
Dell	Inspiron 2500
Dell	Inspiron 4000
Dell	Inspiron 6000
Dell	Latitude D505
Dell	Latitude D800
Dell	Precision M70
EzKey	Smart Keyboard Ez-3000
EzKey	Smart Keyboard Ez-9900
Fujitsu-Siemens	Amilo 1437
Fujitsu-Siemens	Amilo 2030
Genius	Comfy KB-09e (KB-0138)
Genius	Comfy KB-21e (KL-0210)
Genius	K361 & KB-18M
Genius	KB-0210
Genius	KKB-2050 SlimStar
HP	H7630
HP	Omnibook XE3
HP	Pavilion DV1000
HP	Pavilion DV4335
HP	Pavilion ZE2000
HP	Pavilion ZV5000
HP	SK-2511A
Labtec	Internet Keyboard
Labtec	Media Wireless Desktop (Y-RAE68)
Labtec	Wireless Desktop Edge
Logitech	Access Keyboard
Logitech	Cordless Access Keyboard
Logitech	Cordless Desktop Express
Logitech	Cordless Desktop LX 500
Logitech	Cordless Desktop LX 501
Logitech	Cordless Desktop LX 700
Logitech	Cordless Desktop MX 5000 (USB)
Logitech	Cordless DEsktop Optical (Y-RK56A
Logitech	Cordless Desktop Pro
Logitech	Cordless Keyboard (Y-RE20
Logitech	Cordless Navigator
Logitech	Deluxe Access
Logitech	Deluxe Plus
Logitech	EX110
Logitech	Internet Keyboard
Logitech	Internet Keyboard (Y-ST39
Logitech	Internet Navigator
Logitech	MX3100 (Y-RR54 RT7R33)
Logitech	MX 3000
Logitech	Media Keyboard (LX 300)
Logitech	Media Keyboard Elite
Logitech	Office Comfort Keyboard
Logitech	Office Pro Keyboard (Y-SAB59)
Logitech	UltraX (Y-SX49
Logitech	Y-RK49
Logitech	diNovo Cordless Desktop for Notebooks
Manta	MM909
Microsoft	Comfort Curve Keyboard
Microsoft	Digital Media Keyboard
Microsoft	Internet Keyboard
Microsoft	Multimedia Keyboard 1.0
Microsoft	Natural Multimedia Keyboard
Microsoft	Office Keyboard
Microsoft	Wireless Comfort Keyboard 1.0
Microsoft	Wireless Desktop Elite Keyboard
Microsoft	Wireless Multimedia Keyboard 1.0
Nec	Versa P550
Promedion	D47K
Samsung	SDM4500P
Samsung	SDR4000
Samsung	SDR5000
Sony	PCVA-KB1P
Sony	TX1HP - AV Mode
Speed Link	Illuminated Metall (SL-6466) (USB)
Sweex	SW-23
Toshiba	Satellite 2430
Trust	3011A Wireless Optical Desktop
Trust	KB-2100E
Turbo-Media	KB-9801R+