Tahoe input manager for Photon
devi-tahoe  [general_opts]
            protocol* [protocol_opts]*
            device* [device_opts]*
            filter* [filter_opts]*
General options:
- -b
- Prevent the use of the
Ctrl-Alt-Shift-Backspace
 keychord to exit Photon (permitted by default).
- -d device
- Device (default: /dev/photon or $PHOTON).
- -g input_group
- Input group (default: 1).
- -l
- List the internal modules. Modules are listed in the following format
    where class is one of: D  --  Device,
    P  --  Protocol, or F  --  Filter:
module name | date last compiled | revision | class 
- -P
- Disable the Photon interface (interface started by default.) 
- -r
- Start the resource manager interface. Use this option only
if you're not using Photon. 
- -v[v]...
- Verbose output.
  More v characters cause more verbosity.
The protocol and protocol_opts are:
ps2 sh4 [sh4_opts]  
kbd [kbd_opts] sh4kbd [sh4kbd_opts]
The protocol modules and their options are:
- ps2  --  ps/2 mouse 
No options 
- kbd [options] 
- Keyboard scan codes (connected to primary keyboard).
     Options:
      
- -k rate[,delay]
     
- Keyboard rate (Hz) /delay(ms) (default 40Hz, 1000ms)
     
 
|  | This option works only in conjunction with the Kb device module. |  
 
 
- -R
     
- Don't reset the device while doing a protocol reset.
    
     
- -r
     
- Reset the device while doing a protocol reset. 
     
- -s
     
- Device driver should supply valid symbols.
     
     
 
The device modules and their options are:
- sh4  --  mouse device module.
  
- -b base
  
- The base port address (default 0xb0000000).
  
- -i irq
  
- The IRQ for the serial device (default 0x80010007).
  
- -o offset
  
- The offset for the PS2 controller register.
  
 
- sh4kbd  --  keyboard device module.
  
- -b base
  
- The base port address (default 0xb0000000).
  
- -i irq
  
- The IRQ for the serial device (default 0x8001000f).
  
- -o offset
  
- The offset for the PS2 controller register.
 
|  | The -b and -o options are common parameters for sh4 and sh4kbd. 
You can't set them differently. |  
 
 
 
The filter modules and their options are:
- keyboard  --  translate scan code to UNICODE.
  
- -k kbd_file
  
- The file to use for keyboard mapping.
  
 
- rel  --  filters and compresses relative coordinate 
"mouse" events.
  
- -a 
  
- The wheel acceleration parameter (default 10). When the value of this parameter 
     increases, the mouse wheel acceleration increases also.
  
- -G gain
  
- Motion multiplier (default 1).
  
- -l 
  
- Swap right and left buttons.
  
- -T threshold
  
- The speed-doubling threshold in mickeys.
  
- -x
  
- Reverse the x coordinates.
  
- -y
  
- Reverse the y coordinates.
  
 
The devi-tahoe command starts the Tahoe input manager
for Photon.
Typical command line to start the keyboard and PS/2 mouse:
devi-tahoe ps2 sh4 kbd sh4kbd
inputtrap
Input drivers (devi-*)
in the Utilities Summary