[[https://help.ubuntu.com/community/T4220]]


===== The Fujisti buttons =====


Live is getting easy. there are gusty packages instead of compling on your own visit here and follow the instructions [WWW] __''http://fjbtndrv.wiki.sourceforge.net/packages''__ You can also compile yourself or download there own installer

When installed do this in terminal

  sudo nano /etc/modules

then add this:

  fsc_btns

Either reboot or do:

  modprobe fsc_btns

  sudo fscd

You see fsc_buttons in green letters and the buttons are working.

To get this automated by start up is something i haven't figured out.

SO far the laptop is working fine. 



==== Ubuntu ====

The repository contains precompiled fsc_btns modules for the latest ubuntu linux-kernels, the latest fscd daemon and the core xorg server. This server fixed the kde display rotation issue (kde:#112294, lp:#128529).

To get access to the repository, open a terminal and and run these commands:
== gutsy ==

  sudo wget -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/fjbtndrv.list http://home.versanet.de/~khnz15/ubuntu/gutsy.list
  wget -O - http://home.versanet.de/~khnz15/ubuntu/archive.key | sudo apt-key add -




==== Change keymap ====

You don't like the default keymap? Change it.

    * install the input-utils package or download the source from http://dl.bytesex.org/cvs-snapshots/ and build it yourself
    * find the event device with lsinput
    * fetch the current keymap with input-kbd <device number>
    * change the keymap (look at linux/input.h for the keycode)
    * load the new keymap with input-kbd -f <keymap file> <device number>


For example, change the FN key to left control:

    * $ grep CTRL /usr/include/linux/input.h
    * #define KEY_LEFTCTRL 29
    * #define KEY_RIGHTCTRL 97


    * $ sudo lsinput
    * ...
    * /dev/input/event5
          o bustype : BUS_HOST
          o vendor : 0x1734
          o product : 0x1
          o version : 257
          o name : "fsc tablet buttons"
          o phys : "fsc/input0"
          o bits ev : EV_SYN EV_KEY EV_MSC (null) EV_REP
    * ...


    * $ sudo input-kbd 5
    * ...
    * 0x0004 = 178 # KEY_SCROLLDOWN
    * 0x0005 = 177 # KEY_SCROLLUP
    * 0x0006 = 153 # KEY_DIRECTION
    * 0x0007 = 464 # ???
    * ...


    * $ echo "0x0007 = 29" | sudo input-kbd -f - 5
    * /dev/input/event5
    * map: 16 keys, size: 16/64
    * set: 0x0007 = 29 # KEY_LEFTCTRL


Note: With release 1.0 it is possible to enable handling of FN and ALT in the kernel module (default). In this case, every key has 4 keycodes (no mod, with fn, with alt, lp mod) and the keymap grows to 64 entries (0x0000 to 0x003f with 0x0000-0x0004 for key 0, 0x0005-0x0008 for key 1, ..., 0x003c-0x003f for key 15).





==== Runtime Configuration ====


Press ''[ALT]'' and then ''[FN]'' to enable Config mode. Now press one of the following buttons.
|''[UP]'' ''[DOWN]'' 	|toggle scroll mode|
|''[ROTATE]'' 	|lock / unlock rotation (don't rotate the display when switched to tablet mode)|

Press ''[FN]'' and then ''[ALT]'' to enable Panel mode. Now press one of the following buttons.
|''[UP]'' ''[DOWN]'' 	|adjust brightness|
|''[ROTATE]'' 	|switch panel off (dpms)|




==== Autostart ====


If your desktop compatible to the Autostart Specification by the freedesktop.org project, simply create a fscd.desktop file with following content in an autostart dir (for example $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/autostart or ~/.config/autostart for current users).

  [Desktop Entry]
  Encoding=UTF-8
  Name=fscd
  Comment=FSC tablet button helper
  Icon=exec
  Exec=fscd
  Terminal=false
  Type=Application
  Categories=
  NotShowIn=
  X-KDE-StartupNotify=false

with release 0.50, an fscd.desktop will be created automatically (in system-wide autostart)