The gold / copper pattern bottom center is antenna... dunno for bt or wifi... if your box got bt... then there should be another...looks something like it...
Yeah this box has a bluetooth which the previous does not have.
Tested the bluetooth speaker working with the box.
Some pcb got 2-4 layers... see if backside got antenna or not...
If not you can try find the wifi chip and trace the antenna pin...see where it goes...
Better give up on it, as even if all these available, I would need to solder some cable on to it. That's way beyond something I would be willing to do. As is, I think it could sustain a stable wifi if the router is kind of within 5-10m.
There is an android toast notification with text "WIFI" or something appearing on the screen whenever wifi drops and reconnects, one can check the stability of wifi by looking at the frequency of this message popping out.
Better give up on it, as even if all these available, I would need to solder some cable on to it. That's way beyond something I would be willing to do. As is, I think it could sustain a stable wifi if the router is kind of within 5-10m.
There is an android toast notification with text "WIFI" or something appearing on the screen whenever wifi drops and reconnects, one can check the stability of wifi by looking at the frequency of this message popping out.
not asking you to diy...just to confirm not there and return for refund if can...
I bought Minix Neo U1 around May and I am happy with it so far, but, I am not been able to detect my bluetooth headphones. I have 2 bluetooth headphones (Aiwa & Sony), both unable to detect. My Minix can detect my Sony tv & my Huawei phone bluetooth but not my headphones.
I got problem with my android box m8s mini s905. Any recommended place to send for repair in klang valley. Thankyou.
What problem is that ? You think it is software problem or hardware problem ? Software problem worst come to worst, reflash back to the factory firmware .....
The proposed keyboard layout files are no more downloadable, I guess I will have to recreate one and name it according to my vendor id and product id for it to work properly.
I have created this one for my keyboard vendor 093a product id 1688, haven't tested
Basically this is what's inside the file :-
key 126 MENU key 68 POWER WAKE key 28 ENTER
This HOPEFULLY will make menu key working by pressing the 'Win' button on the bottom right, and pressing F10 will power off ( suspend ) the tvbox and hitting 'Enter' will really enter ( right now hitting enter shows a 'q' on the input ).
Initially I wanted to use the 'e' button on the right side of the touchpad to be the MENU key, but it seems it transmit the same code as the 'Home' button. I think it is a manufacturer fault to make both 'e' and 'home' transmit the same keycode.
This post has been edited by puchongite: Sep 14 2017, 07:21 AM
This HOPEFULLY will make menu key working by pressing the 'Win' button on the bottom right, and pressing F10 will power off ( suspend ) the tvbox and hitting 'Enter' will really enter ( right now hitting enter shows a 'q' on the input ).
Initially I wanted to use the 'e' button on the right side of the touchpad to be the MENU key, but it seems it transmit the same code as the 'Home' button. I think it is a manufacturer fault to make both 'e' and 'home' transmit the same keycode.
After some testing I found that the android TV box which I have, it does not take the vendor_xxxxx_product_yyyy.kl file. I have to modify the Generic.kl directly, meaning it is a global behaviour affecting all inputs.
Nevertheless after changing Generic.kl I got MENU working on the 'WIN' key. The keycode for Win key is 126 as shown earlier. Also changed POWER and key 28 accordingly.