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ArcaOS 5.0 Russian
Russian ARCAOS exists and it's available since the middle of 2017.
All versions are supported: 5.0, 5.0.1, 5.0.2.
eCo Software is able release OS/2 LIP packages for any other language
(German, Dutch, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish, Sweden, etc)
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Central Remote Control for mobile users |
TITLE: Central Remote Control for mobile users
DATE: 2007-06-27 22:12:46
AUTHOR: eCo Software
(2009/06/14)
Central Remote Control gathers events from TV remote controls, notebook buttons, USB-keyboard multimedia buttons and translates them to commands for multimedia applications.
Example 1: Notebook
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You have a notebook. Goals:
- prolong the work time of notebook from battery
- increase usability of notebook keyboard
- make presentations at conferences
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Step A: First of all, enable notebook plugin (asus/thinkpad). It shows banners
when you adjust brightness, volume, etc.
Moreover, it contains functions used by Power Patrol
(aka POPA, quick selection of power consumption mode)
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Step B: The notebook has extra keys,
- Some keys are supported by notebook plugin,
- win-keys are supported by ps/2-keyboard plugin, so enable it too
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Step C: For example, you attached AirClick USB remote control to make a presentation.
airclick plugin should be enabled. When you click a button on remote control,
a command is forwarded to active multimedia application.
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Moreover
Change the volume using hot key (via Uniaud API).
This is important for many notebook users.
Example 2: Barebone
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You have a barebone. Goals:
- reduce power consumption and noise
- listen to music and radio
- watch TV and movies
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Step A: If your barebone is equipped with multicore processor and
the cooler is loud, then enable POPA plugin. It allows switch throttling and
thus reduce the load of CPU.
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Step B: If using a TV-tuner, then enable plugin for the TV-tuner and
its remote control.
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Step C: If you have a multimedia keyboard, enable ps/2 or mmkbd plugin.
All events from multimedia keyboard are catched in this case.
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Change the volume using hot key (via Uniaud API).
This is important for some desktop users.
Start/quit
To start CRC click crcdmn.exe. The program is not visible and shows banners
if user is sending commands only.
You can always quit CRC if press Ctrl-Alt-F4.
Active application
All events are forwarded to the Active multimedia application.
To change the active application, call the Menu of applications
There are several methods:
- Ctrl-Alt-M combination
- Menu button on remote control
- via CRC Widget
Power Patrol (aka POPA)
You need POPA for notebooks because it allows prolong the time of work
if running on batteries.
Use Ctrl-Alt-P to Change Power Patrol state
(throttling and brightness are changed)
You easily switch between high performance and economical modes.
Additional information:
Test the program:
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