I read his post on upgrading, just to let everyone know. You can find his original post here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=43992&start=25
Jwrightmcps said:
Hello All,
You’ll never believe it but I have been able to get A2DP working on the I-Mate 1.30.76 ROM
It is now being tested by me and a few of my IT staff (I have 30 JASJARs and am testing on 7). I have been testing it for about one week and have not found any major issues (am using Motorola HT820 headphones and Parrot CK3100 to test BT features). I am posting a few notes below, please read them. If anyone is interested in testing this as well, please pm me. I plan to release this to the public this weekend if all continues to go well.
ROM Notes
THIS IS A BLEND OF "TMO UK W/A2DP" and "I-Mate WWE W/ MSFP"
1). I have removed the "Battery" icon from the taskbar and replaced it with Time & Date. However this also removed the newer "Date" and "Wireless" plug-ins for the today screen (uses old single line date plug-in).
2). Remote Wipe and Password Enforcement Policies don't work right now; they fail when the provisioning cpf from the Exchange Server tries to run on the device. (It appears to be a "Security Policy" issue, so I should be able to resolve it).
3). I had to use the older core from the TMO UK ROM [OS 5.1.70 (build 14409.1.1.2)] to make A2DP work, but I must say it seems to be vary stable and just as responsive as the newer one form I-Mate. Just a note!
4). I have moved the "Clear Storage" to the Control Panel>Settings and corrected their BAD ENGLISH. It is now Called “System Restore”.
5). I have added the "GPS" settings to “Control Panel>Connections”.
6). I have added the "Remote SIM Access" to “Control Panel>Connections”.
7). I have moved the "Download Agent" to “Control Panel>Settings”.
8 ). I have added the following to the “Start Menu>Programs”.
ClearVue PDF
Enroller
MIDlet Manager
SIM Manager
Voice Speed Dial
9). Removed the "Screen Rotate" icon from the launch bar.
10). Restored the "Battery" icon on the launch bar.
That about covers it, everything works great and like I said no major problems or issues so far (completed and using since Mar 16).
I hope this will at least provide a solid solution for all those that really want A2DP, until the OPR's get there act together and listen to the publics demand.
Take care,
J-
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Where are You finging Remote SIM Access?
Hi,
The BT SIM Access can be found on Jwright's Modified ROM: http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=43992&start=150
You will have to extract it yourself as I am using the QTEC ROM and would hate to throw out eveything I did at this moment. I forgot to copy it myself, sorry if I can't help.
You can try asking on the thread posted above and ask them to post a copy of 3 files for BT SIM Access. If I remember it correctly, you need to copy a .exe file, a shortcut file, and another file (I forgot the extension).
Hi folks,
let me first explain why I made this code:
I have a Universal and an Audi A4 with integrated BT-Handsfree. I normaly use a plantronics headset with my UNI.
Now when I'm in my car and I switch off my headset, the UNI connects to the car's handfree unit.
Somehow the UNI and the Audi Handsfree doesn't play well together and sometimes there where connection problem during voice calls. This behaviour made me think about what the problem can be and I detected that if I switch off bluetooth on my UNI and then reenable it everything is fine. When I then leave the car and turn on my headset I had the same problem. The headset was not able to reconnect to the UNI until I turned off and reenabled bluetooth on my Universal.
I was unsatisfied with the fact that I had to go through the bluetooth settings everytime when I just want to toggle the bluetooth mode and so I worte the attached code.
Now to the program itself:
The cab installs btIO.exe to \Program Files\btIO and creates a shortcut in the autostart folder.
After starting it resides in the tray. It has three icons:
Green BT-Icon = BT is enabled and discoverable
White BT-Icon = BT is enabled and connectable (non discoverable)
Red BT-Icon = BT is switched off
You can toggle between connectable and OFF by simply clicking the icon.
If you tap'n'hold the icon a menu appears and lets you choos between all modes.
That's it.
I'm aware that there are other programs like this, but this one fit's my needs and thus I thought I share it with others.
Enjoy it, it's freeware.
Homepage: http://www.silentservices.de/btIO.html
Cheers
Smartphone version of btIO just released
Hi folks,
on popular demand I created a version of btIO for Smartphones.
It's currently not as "feature rich" as the ppc version. However, it does simply what it should, it switches the bluetooth radio to different states.
- initial release
- Unzip and simply copy the exe file to your smartphone
- Uppon execution it will lookup the current bluetooth state and change it and notify you of the new state
- If current BT state is OFF it will switch it to CONNECTABLE
- If current BT state is CONNECTABLE it will switch it to DISCOVERABLE
- If current BT state is DISCOVERABLE it will switch it off
There is no indication icon, nor is it running in the background and eating ressources. You simly execute it, it changes the BT state and exits...
That's it. I think it should be called by some kind of launcher or via shortcut...
If you think you have a good idea for improvement or found a bug, just drop me a line or post here.
Get it from here: http://www.silentservices.de/btIO.html
As always: Enjoy, it's freeware
cheers
i can recommend this as VERY good batterystatus bt icon replacement.
nothin said:
i can recommend this as VERY good batterystatus bt icon replacement.
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ahem... OK, did you find a feature in btIO I'm not aware of?
c0rnholio said:
Hi folks,
let me first explain why I made this code:
I have a Universal and an Audi A4 with integrated BT-Handsfree. I normaly use a plantronics headset with my UNI.
Now when I'm in my car and I switch off my headset, the UNI connects to the car's handfree unit.
Somehow the UNI and the Audi Handsfree doesn't play well together and sometimes there where connection problem during voice calls. This behaviour made me think about what the problem can be and I detected that if I switch off bluetooth on my UNI and then reenable it everything is fine. When I then leave the car and turn on my headset I had the same problem. The headset was not able to reconnect to the UNI until I turned off and reenabled bluetooth on my Universal.
I was unsatisfied with the fact that I had to go through the bluetooth settings everytime when I just want to toggle the bluetooth mode and so I worte the attached code.
Now to the program itself:
The cab installs btIO.exe to \Program Files\btIO and creates a shortcut in the autostart folder.
After starting it resides in the tray. It has three icons:
Green BT-Icon = BT is enabled and discoverable
White BT-Icon = BT is enabled and connectable (non discoverable)
Red BT-Icon = BT is switched off
You can toggle between connectable and OFF by simply clicking the icon.
If you tap'n'hold the icon a menu appears and lets you choos between all modes.
That's it.
I'm aware that there are other programs like this, but this one fit's my needs and thus I thought I share it with others.
Enjoy it, it's freeware.
Homepage: http://www.silentservices.de/btIO.html
Cheers
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Fine app mate.
Can you give some explanation on all the other features when I pop up the menu? Tried a number of them without getting any response, so don't know how the others work, except for the first few selections.
Thanks.
zard said:
Fine app mate.
Can you give some explanation on all the other features when I pop up the menu? Tried a number of them without getting any response, so don't know how the others work, except for the first few selections.
Thanks.
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The PPC version has the following options (I'll drop the first 3):
- Audio2BT
Routes the device-audio to the bluetooth device (headset or handsfree).
NOTE: This is not meant to work for A2DP connections.
- Audio2Device
Returns the audio back to the device
- AudioGWCCON
Establishes a gateway control channel with the bluetooth device. This means that a connection to the headset or handsfree is established, but audio is currently not routed. If you are afraid about battery drain, you can close the GCC with the next option. This will not prevent the proper function of your headset or handsfree, it will just take a second on an incoming call until the connection is established again. You can accomplish permanent power saving with a registry option under:
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Bluetooth\AudioGateway and set PowerSave to 1 and make a softreset
This setting will automaticly close the control channel after each call.
- AudioGWCCOFF
Closes the gateway control channel to save battery power
- BTSettingsCPL
Goes to the Bluetooth settings control panel
Excellent Program
Thanks...this is a wonderful program for my p3300. I no longer have to use BlueMusic to send music to my BT set. Good set of controls. I like it very much and strongly recommended.
Foods for thoughts: can we removed the exit command from the menu? Why does anyone want to exit this wonderful program is beyond me.
Can we have the menu popup when the icon is clicked? Right now, we have to press and hold for the menu. These are just comestic inputs only.
Thanks...HaiLe...
HaiLe512 said:
Thanks...this is a wonderful program for my p3300. I no longer have to use BlueMusic to send music to my BT set. Good set of controls. I like it very much and strongly recommended.
Foods for thoughts: can we removed the exit command from the menu? Why does anyone want to exit this wonderful program is beyond me.
Can we have the menu popup when the icon is clicked? Right now, we have to press and hold for the menu. These are just comestic inputs only.
Thanks...HaiLe...
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You're welcome mate,
well about the exit button: If I'll drop it, one will need to have a taskmanager to colse the app. I personaly "hate" programs that don't give me the option to be closed.
About the popup: btIO is meant to give a speedy way to enable or disable bluetooth. Thus, if you tap the icon bluetooth will be switched to CONNECTABLE (but invisble). If you click it again bluetooth will be disabled. This is the reason why you have to tap'n'hold to get the rest of the options. I can implement something that you might be able to change this behaviour with a registry entry.
I have a new version (0.6) in the pipe which has some new features for audio control. It will let you choose between mute, vibrate and on. I implemented this because I got myself a HERMES and wanted a quick way to control audio with the jog-wheel. It also changes the popup menu. Items can now be checked instead of having double options for ON and OFF.
Will be released soon.
btIO v0.6 and WiFiIO v0.2 for testers is out
Folks,
I've just put version 0.6 for PPC2003 and WM5 online. Both are for Pocket PC only.
Version for PPC2003 is here:
http://www.silentservices.de/btIO-0.6-PPC2003.cab
Version for WM5 is here:
http://www.silentservices.de/btIO-0.6-WM5.cab
The only difference is that the WM5 version also has options for Mute/Vibrate/SND-ON. I've found no reference for doing the same for 2003 devices so currently sound control is not available for 2003 devices.
New features:
- Changed the menu: Now there are checkable items instead of 2 items for ON/OFF
- Added SpeedToggle function:
-- If SpeedToggle is enabled btIO behaves like before. Means: tapping on the icon will switch BT ON/OFF, tap'n'hold will display the menu.
-- If SpeedToggle is disabled and you tap on the trayicon the menu appears. If you tap'n'hold it will switch ON/OFF
The second app I put online is wifiIO, which is the same like btIO just for the WiFi interface. The initial release had a bug which led to a high cpu load when wifi was on and the device went into sleep mode. This is fixed so it should now be save to use it.
It will work for the following two WiFi NICs:
TIACXWLN
TNETWLN
wifiIO is currently working on the following devices (as I'm aware of):
HTC Hermes with WM5/6
HTC Athena with WM5/6
It is NOT working on the following device:
HTC Wizard
HTC Prophet
You can find WiFiIO here:
http://www.silentservices.de/wifiIO-0.5.cab
Read more on wifiIO here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=1561339&postcount=65
Please report back if everthing is working as expected.
Cheers
hello c0rnholio,
great little utilities. extremely handy. 1 request, can you add 1 more menu item to set audio to a2dp? that will make this bt tool complete! Thanks.
Hello,
i tried the wifiIO on my htc prophet and gullum prophet touch wm6 vii rom and it didnt work. Keep getting the error message "Sorry, no WLAN Hardware found"
I am pretty sure my prophet is using the TNETWLN NIC. Help. i am well impressed by these small utilities.
c0rnholio said:
Folks,
I've just put version 0.6 for PPC2003 and WM5 online. Both are for Pocket PC only.
Version for PPC2003 is here:
http://www.silentservices.de/btIO-0.6-PPC2003.cab
Version for WM5 is here:
http://www.silentservices.de/btIO-0.6-WM5.cab
The only difference is that the WM5 version also has options for Mute/Vibrate/SND-ON. I've found no reference for doing the same for 2003 devices so currently sound control is not available for 2003 devices.
New features:
- Changed the menu: Now there are checkable items instead of 2 items for ON/OFF
- Added SpeedToggle function:
-- If SpeedToggle is enabled btIO behaves like before. Means: tapping on the icon will switch BT ON/OFF, tap'n'hold will display the menu.
-- If SpeedToggle is disabled and you tap on the trayicon the menu appears. If you tap'n'hold it will switch ON/OFF
The second app I put online is wifiIO, which is the same like btIO just for the WiFi interface. The initial release had a bug which led to a high cpu load when wifi was on and the device went into sleep mode. This is fixed so it should now be save to use it.
It will work for the following two WiFi NICs:
TIACXWLN
TNETWLN
You can find WiFiIO here:
http://www.silentservices.de/wifiIO-0.2.cab
Please report back if everthing is working as expected.
Cheers
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wifiIO-0.2.cab installed but I don't see the icon at tray like the BTIO. I even tried running the wifiIO executable file and also uninstalled BTIO but still no use.
zard said:
wifiIO-0.2.cab installed but I don't see the icon at tray like the BTIO. I even tried running the wifiIO executable file and also uninstalled BTIO but still no use.
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Which device and OS do you have?
bull_do3er said:
Hello,
i tried the wifiIO on my htc prophet and gullum prophet touch wm6 vii rom and it didnt work. Keep getting the error message "Sorry, no WLAN Hardware found"
I am pretty sure my prophet is using the TNETWLN NIC. Help. i am well impressed by these small utilities.
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I'll take a look...
c0rnholio said:
Which device and OS do you have?
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O2 IIs with Helmi's WM6 R0 Rom.
zard said:
O2 IIs with Helmi's WM6 R0 Rom.
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Do you know which WiFi hardware is built in?
Can you take a look in the following registry key and tell me what you see?
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\State
There should be something beginning with {98c5250D... and so on. Can you tell me what is coming after the closing of this string?
bull_do3er said:
Hello,
i tried the wifiIO on my htc prophet and gullum prophet touch wm6 vii rom and it didnt work. Keep getting the error message "Sorry, no WLAN Hardware found"
I am pretty sure my prophet is using the TNETWLN NIC. Help. i am well impressed by these small utilities.
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Can you also please look in the registry and tell me what is there?
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\State
There should be something beginning with {98c5250D... and so on. Can you tell me what is coming after the closing of this string?
c0rnholio said:
Do you know which WiFi hardware is built in?
Can you take a look in the following registry key and tell me what you see?
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\State
There should be something beginning with {98c5250D... and so on. Can you tell me what is coming after the closing of this string?
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Do you know which WiFi hardware is built in?
- tiacxwin Compatible Wireless Ethernet
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\State
- {98c5250D-C29A-4985-AE5F-AFE5367E5006}\TIACXWLN1
zard said:
Do you know which WiFi hardware is built in?
- tiacxwin Compatible Wireless Ethernet
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\State
- {98c5250D-C29A-4985-AE5F-AFE5367E5006}\TIACXWLN1
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OK, that one definately fits...
Could you please redownload and try to run it again? Made some correction in the code which where left in for debugging.
c0rnholio said:
OK, that one definately fits...
Could you please redownload and try to run it again? Made some correction in the code which where left in for debugging.
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Downloaded, tried but still the same.
Hi guys, i'm trying this program (VERY VERY useful!!)
On my Tytn LVSW WM6 works without the option "Communicate over GSM-Modem"
It shows a "COM2 opening error" when try to learn the cell with the function enabled.
I'm asking you if there are convenients reasons to try to communicate with the gsm modem (ie: save battery, or better/comprensible cell codes).
The program say that if i change "detection method", i have to rebuild the cell id database (so i hope there are different codes.)
Ps: which com is assigned to GSM modem on a tytn with WM6 ?
I HIGHLY recommend trying out phonealarm (the paid version) as this does the job WAAAAAAAAAAAAY better. Cell profiler has jack all support when compared to phonealarm.
Ive used it since i bought my TyTN (I used to have Magic Profiles Pro on my SE P900....a lifesaver) and it is just AWESOME.
i know that palarm goes well, but there are A LOT of options & settings that i don't need, also it needs + resources...
try Comm Mgr Pro
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=299070
www.commmgrpro.com
Just having a few issues with certain software now that I've upgraded to miri's premium rom V27 without manila.
Would be interested to know whether it's the ROM / my configuration or whether it's an incompatibility with the software and WM6.5. If it is the latter then I'll contact the developers to report the problems (although I know that the official line for most is that they don't support WM6.5 yet / cooked ROMs).
1) Spb Pocket Plus v4.1.0 build 6785 - MS File Explorer > File Properties on Context Menu popup - missing filename, Type and Location fields blank, Size reporting internal/external storage rather than file size, incorrect attributes.
2) CorePlayer v1.3.6 build 7427 - when selecting a YouTube link FROM THE MEDIA LIBRARY i.e. a link that's already been viewed the HD locks up and needs a soft reset (try this immediately after starting CP).
- Edit: Problem caused by 'Higher priority music playback' in Advanced Settings - maybe a problem with all WM versions. Probably causing 100%cpu.
3) WikiPock v1.2.0.4 - unable to scroll up / down article. Hyperlinks in article don't work.
Confirmed in another thread and reported to Sprite already by thread starter:
1) Sprite Terminator v1.2 breaking Wireless tab in MS Wireless Network Configuration.
I agree, it´s happening with my divice too,
1) Sprite Terminator v1.2 breaking Wireless tab in MS Wireless Network Configuration
I´was beeing crazy whem I think to remove that last instaled programs; Surprisely I found my special program.. Terminator... Now I´ll write a e-mail asking about a new software. They specify wm5 and wm6, than need to support us.
Good look for all.
This was a letter sended to sprite company:
Gustavo spritesoft 1/11/2010 4:21:37 p.m.
I´m using a new windows mobile , version 6.5, and I when I bought a terminator software, thera are a write saying that works on wm5 and 6.
The problem is when terminator is instaled on windows mobile 6.5, wifi hadware appear doesn´t work, we can change to on but nothing happen to find the network, none icon beside signal cell.
When we will have a patch or upgrade to solve that problem?
Regards,
Gustavo
I am new as thread poster in this forum, so please forgive me if I fail to follow the social code here
With great pleasure I have tested the flavours of WM6.1 and WM6.5 cooked by members of this forum. Only two things where still annoying me:
(1) hp iPAQ Wireless Manager has not been cutting edge since WM2003SE, the HTC Comm Manager is much nicer
(2) the top row in WM6.5 lacks 3D symbols (unless TouchFlow/Manila is installed)
Since I have some hacking experience, I decided to go for the lowest hanging fruit and make HTC Comm Manager work for my hp 614c.
Installation instructions:
a) install the .cab file
Try the Comm Manager, and if the Wireless LAN choice on the Settings menu doesn't work:
b) copy cpl17.exe to \Windows
c) backup [HKLM}Software\HTC\CommManager] and edit the following:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\HTC\CommManager\WLAN]
Default : string = \Windows\cpl17.exe
Try the Comm Manager, and if the WiFi button doesn't work:
d) backup [HKLM}Software\HTC\CommManager] and edit the following:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\HTC\CommManager\WLAN]
DeviceName : string = {98C5250D-C29A-4985-AE5F-AFE5367E5006}\SDIO86861
e) if that devicename doesn't work either, visit
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WZCSVC\Param eters\Interfaces]
and write down the name of the <key> you find there (in my case SDIO86861). Then search the registry to identify the <ClassID> containing the referring key (most probably the ClassID can be found in the Power settings comb), and set the DeviceName (as above) to {<ClassID>}\<key>
Enjoy!
nice UI but it didn't work for me
the phone function is always off and flight mode always on
any help?
HP iPaq 612c - 28002 Beta 28 (keyx)
OS - 1.01.04
FW - 0.89
moers said:
nice UI but it didn't work for me
the phone function is always off and flight mode always on
any help?
HP iPaq 612c - 28002 Beta 28 (keyx)
OS - 1.01.04
FW - 0.89
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Is the WiFi button functional, while the Phone button isn't?
That is really odd, because only Wifi is non-MS-standard in the HTC implementation of WM6.1/WM6.5. Please check the Power control settings in your registry for redirects of the phone API.
hancro said:
Is the WiFi button functional, while the Phone button isn't?
That is really odd, because only Wifi is non-MS-standard in the HTC implementation of WM6.1/WM6.5. Please check the Power control settings in your registry for redirects of the phone API.
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After I switch back the registry to default (without uninstall HTC TaskMgr), all features on HTC TaskMgr are run normally
So, based on your install instruction, what is registry modification use for?
moers said:
After I switch back the registry to default (without uninstall HTC TaskMgr), all features on HTC TaskMgr are run normally
So, based on your install instruction, what is registry modification use for?
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Swell dude
cpl17.exe is a wrapper to enable the Wireless LAN settings page to launch from HTC Comm Manager. The change of the Default key is directly associated with that.
Regarding the Devicename, it seems like it varies from device to device. The original HTC setup did not work for my 614c.
hi!.
thanks for the tweak!. for make it work i had just to change the ID at the end of the string by writing SDIO86861.
btw, does anybody knows if there is any more friendly UI for the camera app?..
thanks again!
cannot control 3g??
achk kvatch
3G control
sabertooth said:
cannot control 3g??
achk kvatch
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As I recall GPRS/3G switching is supported by changing any button's name to 3G - and Advanced Config can do that 4 U. However the supported number of buttons is fixed (6, 10 and 12 button modes does not work)
hancro said:
I am new as thread poster in this forum, so please forgive me if I fail to follow the social code here
With great pleasure I have tested the flavours of WM6.1 and WM6.5 cooked by members of this forum. Only two things where still annoying me:
(1) hp iPAQ Wireless Manager has not been cutting edge since WM2003SE, the HTC Comm Manager is much nicer
(2) the top row in WM6.5 lacks 3D symbols (unless TouchFlow/Manila is installed)
Since I have some hacking experience, I decided to go for the lowest hanging fruit and make HTC Comm Manager work for my hp 614c.
Installation instructions:
a) install the .cab file
Try the Comm Manager, and if the Wireless LAN choice on the Settings menu doesn't work:
b) copy cpl17.exe to \Windows
c) backup [HKLM}Software\HTC\CommManager] and edit the following:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\HTC\CommManager\WLAN]
Default : string = \Windows\cpl17.exe
Try the Comm Manager, and if the WiFi button doesn't work:
d) backup [HKLM}Software\HTC\CommManager] and edit the following:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\HTC\CommManager\WLAN]
DeviceName : string = {98C5250D-C29A-4985-AE5F-AFE5367E5006}\SDIO86861
e) if that devicename doesn't work either, visit
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WZCSVC\Param eters\Interfaces]
and write down the name of the <key> you find there (in my case SDIO86861). Then search the registry to identify the <ClassID> containing the referring key (most probably the ClassID can be found in the Power settings comb), and set the DeviceName (as above) to {<ClassID>}\<key>
Enjoy!
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Thank you ! I