Portable, computer-peripheral apparatus including a universal serial bus (USB) connector
AssigneeArkeytyp IP Limited
InventorsThomas Steven Hulbert, Durrell Grant Bevington Bishop
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AssigneeArkeytyp IP Limited
InventorsThomas Steven Hulbert, Durrell Grant Bevington Bishop
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A portable computer-peripheral apparatus comprises a Universal Serial Bus (USB) connector. The apparatus is operable to communicate with a computer terminal (e.g. a ‘PC’). Following connection to the PC, the apparatus initialises (i.e. presents or enumerates itself) as a HID keyboard and then sends to the terminal a first predefined sequence of keycodes automatically without manual interaction; the keycodes complying with the human interface device (HID) keyboard standard protocol. Each keycode represents and simulates a keystroke, such as those performed when a user strikes a key on the PC keyboard. The keycode sequence automates the direct access to content, and/or or the initiation of a task or other process.
A system including a server and a portable computer-peripheral apparatus comprising a Universal Serial Bus (USB) connector, the portable computer-peripheral apparatus being able to communicate with a computer terminal such that, following connection to the computer terminal, the portable computer-peripheral apparatus initialises or presents itself as a human interface device (HID) keyboard and then sends to the computer terminal a first predefined sequence of key codes automatically without manual interaction;
Method of communication between a portable computer-peripheral apparatus comprising a Universal Serial Bus (USB) connector, and a server, the method comprising the steps of:
A server, configured to communicate with a portable computer-peripheral apparatus comprising a Universal Serial Bus (USB) connector, the portable computer-peripheral apparatus being able to communicate with a computer terminal such that, following connection to the computer terminal, the portable computer-peripheral apparatus initialises or presents itself as a human interface device (HID) keyboard and then sends to the computer terminal a first predefined sequence of key codes automatically without manual interaction;
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