I deleted it. Look this is all you do:
1. Download and replace the
piKeyIR.PRX to your PSP.
2. Open the
PSPIRKeyB.ini file and make your keyboard set to number
4 and your keymap set to
Default.
The file should look like this:
# PSPIRKeyB.ini File
#
# This file is to choose your keyboard make/type and it's correct keymap.
# This file ensures that your PSP responds well to your IR keyboard.
#
#
[Keyboard]
#
#
# IR Keyboard Type:
#
Keyboard = 4;
#
# Existing IR keyboard values are:
#
# 0 - No IR Keyboard
# 1 - Compaq / HP Foldable IR Keyboard
# 2 - Snap'n'Type IR Keyboard
# 3 - Belkin F8U1500 IR Keyboard
# 4 - IConcepts IR Keyboard
# 5 - HP Slim IR Keyboard
# 8 - Belkin IR Keyboard (not IrDA)
# 9 - Flexis FX-100 IR Keyboardeyboard
# 10 - Benq G250 IR Gamepad
# 12 - Micro Innovations Foldaway IR Keyboard
# 13 - Micro Innovations IR Datapad
# 14 - Compaq IR Micro Keyboard
# 15 - Targus Universal IR Wireless Keyboard
# 18 - Freedom IR Keyboard
# 19 - NOVAETS - KIS2 - IR Keyboard
# 20 - Palm Universal Wireless IR Keyboard
# 21 - Hama Palm IR Keyboard
# 22 - Sprint PDA Keyboard
# 23 - Palm P10946-P
#
#
# This is the directory that the keymaps. It's best not to edit this unless
# you fully understand what you are doing.
#
MapFile_Dir = 'ms0:/SEPlugins/piKey/Keymap';
#
# This is the keymap that will be loaded. Make sure you add the .ini extension.
#
Map = 'Default.ini';
#
#
# Key Repeats:
#
# This feature allows users to get a better feel out of their IR keyboards.
# key repeats allow users hold hold down a key and for it to repeat its' action
# untill it is released.
#
# This is how long you require to hold they key down before it repeats itself:
#
# Set this value to "0" if you don't want key repeats.
#
Delay = 700;
#
# This is the speed of the repeat. It's best to have a value under 1.
#
# Set this value to "0" if you don't want key repeats.
#
Rate = 70;
Run and test it. There is nothing in the "Latest_Drivers" package that is of use to you. The drivers are inside the PRX which is read by the PSP.
Good luck!
Angelo
