BMW handwheel for the MyRoute app

[Hubert Thoring]

Hello,

I discovered today by chance that the Remotek-One can also be operated in parallel with the app operation of the BMW app (CRA) with multicontroller, also independently directly by the Remotek-One.

Idea: Understand signals / make handwheel usable for MyRoute app !!

Doesn't this perhaps mean that if you know the "BT code of the Remotek-One" so that you could understand the signals of the BMW multicontroller and know its perhaps the same signals, could pretend and could create a signal interface to the MyRoute app with the BMW multicontroller to operate it with it...

Service today:

Remotek-One = / = BMW handwheel

Up arrow " + Zoom" = handwheel forward

Arrow down "- Zoom" = handwheel to back

Arrow right / Menu around one lower = handwheel right

Arrow left / in the menu one back = handwheel left

Hallo,
habe heute durch Zufall festgestellt das die Remotek-One auch parallel zum App Betrieb der BMW-App (CRA) mit Multicontroller, auch unabhängig direkt durch die Remotek-One bedient werden kann.

Idee: Signale verstehen / Handrad für MyRoute-App nutzbar machen !!

Heißt das nicht vielleicht das wenn man den „BT Code der Remotek-One“ kennt auch damit die Signale des BMW Multicontroller versteht könnte und dessen vielleicht gleiche Signale kennt, damit vortäuschen könnte und eine Signal Schnittstelle zur MyRoute-App mit dem BMW Multicontroller herstellen könnte um dieses damit zu bedienen…

Bedienung heute:

Remotek-One = / = BMW Handrad

Pfeil oben „ + Zoomen“ = Handrad nach vorne
Pfeil unten „- Zoomen“ = Handrad nach zurück

Pfeil rechts / Menü um eines tiefer = Handrad rechts

Pfeil links / im Menü eines zurück = Handrad links

[Corjan Meijerink]

The BMW app (used in the cradle) receives the input information (wunderwheel) from the cradle itself.
Besides that, apparently, the keycodes sent by Remotek-One are also accepted.

The latter is easy (we do it too), the former is kinda hard because we cannot use the cradle like that. Options for us to support the wunderwheel already exist. We support WunderLINQ and the Carpe Iter BMW controller.

Unfortunately it's not possible for us to simply read the input from native motorcycle buttons.