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RelayKeys (🇬🇧 English )
RelayKeys (🇬🇧 English )
  • 😎Introduction
  • ⚙️ Installation
    • Setting up a board for RelayKeys
      • Adafruit Feather nRF52840 Express
      • Raytac dongle - nRF52840 USB Key with TinyUF2 Bootloader MDBT50Q-RX
      • Adafruit Itsybitsy nRF52840
      • Bluefruit LE Friend
    • Download and Setup (Software)
    • Connecting with RelayKeys
      • Wired Mode
      • Wired + Recieving Dongle
      • Wireless Mode
    • Checking it works
  • 🖥️Using RelayKeys
    • RelayKeys Desktop (QT)
    • Command Line Usage
    • 💬Guides for use with AAC
      • Tobii Communicator 5
      • Smartbox Grid 3
      • Jabbla MindExpress
      • Tobii Dynavox - Snap
    • Serial API
  • ❓Troubleshooting
  • 👩‍💻Developer Information
    • Architecture of RelayKeys
    • Developing without a board
    • Config File details
    • Server (Daemon) reference
    • Building a binary
    • Prior Art/Related Projects
    • Contributing
    • Credits
  • ❤️ Supporting RelayKeys
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⚙️ Installation

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Last updated 10 months ago

The easiest way to get up-and-running is with the , which includes the RelayKeys-CLI, and the RelayKeys-Desktop software. Read on to see how to install and setup.

A quick reminder of how this works

So RelayKeys consists of a hardware solution that talks Bluetooth HID to secondary devices - anything that can pair with bluetooth and understand a keyboard works, and some software on the 'server' device; i.e. the device sending the key/mouse movements. So for our installation we really focus on the 'server' since the recieving device needs no additional hardware or software.

Requirements

RelayKeys is designed to work on Windows, Linux, and Mac Operating Systems. We have built a Windows installer that makes the process easier on that platform. For Mac & Linux, you will need to build the app from the source.

  • Windows 7-10

  • A USB Port

  • Ability to Install the software as Administrator

  • A second device to connect to Could be a Windows computer, a Mac, an iPad etc

and most importantly:

  • A supported piece of RelayKeys-ready hardware

    • Note: if you wish to use a dongle to receive - instead of relying on a device's internal Bluetooth and pairing etc - you will need a second board.

Right now: this is designed to work with the , or Others will be added to the list as this is developed.

Adafruit nrf52840 express
Adafruit nrf52840 Itsybitsy
Raytac nrf52840 dongle
Windows Installer
RelayKeys Overview