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* [http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle=lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-4EJTHZ IBM/Lenovo Rapid Access II Keyboard] (Extra buttons (Cd Player, etc) do not work. | * [http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle=lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-4EJTHZ IBM/Lenovo Rapid Access II Keyboard] (Extra buttons (Cd Player, etc) do not work. | ||
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Revision as of 04:34, 14 August 2007
Contents
Introduction
Since the 3.0 update, the Nintendo Wii has support USB Keyboards for typing mails and memos on the Wii Message Board, searching on the Wii Shop Channel (you can type game names in the search box) and maybe on Internet Channel soon...
It is possible that Nintendo or 3rd Party may release a USB or Bluetooth Keyboard for the Wii
By the way, it is possible that Nintendo has added support for others USB devices on firmware 3.0...
Wii Channels
Supported
- Wii Message Board
- Wii Shop Channel
Unsupported
- Everybody Votes Channel
- Mii Channel
- Internet Channel
USB Keyboards
Not all USB keyboards are compatible with Wii. Here is a list of keyboards that are supported or not. You can add your keyboard by editing this wiki article.
Supported
- Apple Mac Keyboard
- Compaq Keyboard
- HP Wireless Keyboard/Mouse combo (Mouse does not work)
- Memorex Keyboard
- IBM/Lenovo ThinkPad Travel Keyboard (Mouse does not work)
- IBM/Lenovo Rapid Access II Keyboard (Extra buttons (Cd Player, etc) do not work.
- Logitech G11 Gaming Keyboard
- G15 Gaming Keyboard
- N-JoyIt Keyboard
Unsupported
- Noname 'Model NO.F21 XP1' Multimedia Keyboard
Bluetooth Keyboards
Bluetooth Keyboards may work with Wii too.
Quote from dc735's YouTube video :
"Push the connect key of this Bluetooth keyboard and then push the red link button of Wii. The process is the very same as the way how to link a Wii remote to Wii."
Key's functions
- Media Keys do nothing
- F4 : show/hide words help filling
- ALT + ENTER : Accept, Enter
- ALT + BACKSPACE : Return
- ALT + ESCAPE : Return
- ALT + SPACEBAR : 2 spaces
- CTRL + SPACEBAR : 2 spaces
- CTRL + ALT + E : Euro sign "€" (not shown on old keyboards)
External links
dc735 videos about Bluetooth periphericals on Wii (YouTube) (Needs confirmation if this is fake, Bluetooth working or modified Hardware)
