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RPi2 connected to a Win10 PC with a USB? #9

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bruno-briner opened this issue Nov 8, 2020 · 2 comments
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RPi2 connected to a Win10 PC with a USB? #9

bruno-briner opened this issue Nov 8, 2020 · 2 comments

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@bruno-briner
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Hi. Interesting project.

Would it work in a RPi2 connected with a USB-USB cable to a PC running Win10?

If so it would be great tool to remap my Apple Magic Keyboard 2 (A1644) when I am working from home.

@ruundii
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ruundii commented Nov 11, 2020

first, i never tried it on RPI2, but in principle it should work, as afaik RPi2 is more powerful than RPi zero.

the usb-to-usb connection to a machine is not supported at the moment, and I am not sure there is a need. You can connect RPI2 to machine via bluetooth. you may also consider using WinAppleKey

@bruno-briner
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Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately WinAppleKey is not an option as I don't have admin rights to the Win10 (company laptop).

I tried bthidhub in the RPi2, after all was setup it entered in a loop complaining that BT was missing, which was logical.

I will buy a cheap bluetooth dongle from Aliexpress and test it again.

Another question, assuming that the RP2 works with a BT dongle connecting the RPi2 to Win10 via BT. Can the A1644 be connected to the RPi2 via USB instead of BT?

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