SterlingKey™ Forum

Hey there! As I have been using the device to work with my tablet and laptop, the Sterlingkey has turned out to be quite useful simply as a keyboard switch, to go back and fort between devices. The recent update adding the option to skip a ¨slot¨ when shifting through the device rotation has made th...

Dear Alex: THANKS SO MUCH iT WORKED! I installed ¨Test3¨and my girlfriend´s Windows device finally recognised the device! I will be testing the hardware on Linux and Android tomorrow, but it seemed to be working flawlessly. Thanks so much for solving this, and for putting the effort to make such a n...

Okay, Tested out removing he mouseclick layers but it made no difference.

Hope that the remote debugging you are doing here is of any use for the future of SterlingKey, I have run the tests with "Test2". Still not showing up among the bt devices. This is the console output: ESP-ROM:esp32s3-20210327 Build:Mar 27 2021 rst:0x1 (POWERON),boot:0x2b (SPI_FAST_FLASH_BO...

Hi, I updated to 1.0.2-test successfully on an incognito tab, but after trying I got no luck in connecting in Windows, Linux or Android. Here I attach a picture of the discovered BL devices on Linux and the result of "console" ESP-ROM:esp32s3-20210327 Build:Mar 27 2021 rst:0x1 (POWERON),bo...

Hi there, thanks for the quick reply,
The updater site is only showing 1.0.1 on the dropdown "Choose version" menu. I tried both with the keyboard connected and without,

To the developer(s) of Sterlingkey, I´d first want to congratulate you for a device that is simple in the design, but well put together, with huge tinkering potential and, by the looks of it durable. It only arrived last friday into my mail in Brussels, and I have been testing it around with some i...

Hi there, thanks for your answer.
I will carry out the tests tomorrow and reach back with answers, thx again for the patience.

Hey there!
Here is a set- up I'm striving for: connecting my keyboard wirelessly to a Boox e-ink Android tablet!
With the switch, I´d be able to switch between the tablet and my laptop, to work effortlessly between a draft text and researching.
Cheers!

To the developer(s) of Sterlingkey, I´d first want to congratulate you for a device that is simple in the design, but well put together, with huge tinkering potential and, by the looks of it durable. It only arrived last friday into my mail in Brussels, and I have been testing it around with some in...