Remote Numpad
This application transforms your smartphone into a numpad for your computer.
Guillaume Payet System
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Description
Server download: https://github.com/theolizard/remote-numpad-server/releases
With Remote Numpad, you can add the convenience of a numeric keypad to your laptop.
You can use this numpad in 3 different ways.
Using the Bluetooth HID profile (experimental), you can use Remote Numpad with any Bluetooth-enabled device (Android P or more required).
Using the classic Bluetooth or TCP (Wi-Fi) connections, a server application needs to be running on the device. The server can be downloaded from "https://github.com/theolizard/remote-numpad-server/releases" where you will also find more information.
IMPORTANT: The classic Bluetoooth and TCP (Wi-Fi) connections WILL NOT WORK if the server is not running on the other device.
A tutorial video can be found at "https://youtu.be/xTfQparcgg4".
The project is open source and all contributions are welcome over at "https://github.com/theolizard/remote-numpad".
What’s new (2.2.3)
Optimisations
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Permissions
What the app asks the system for. Android only grants sensitive access after you confirm it.
- VibrationControl the vibration alert.
- Bluetooth connectionConnect to paired Bluetooth devices.
- BluetoothConnect to Bluetooth devices.
- BLUETOOTH_ADMIN
- Internet accessSend and receive data over the internet.
- Wi-Fi stateRead information about the Wi-Fi connection.
- Network stateCheck whether and how the device is connected.
- remotenumpad.DYNAMIC_RECEIVER_NOT_EXPORTED_PERMISSION
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