Comments for Leptonic Systems Inc.

Comment on AirMote by pulp

pulp — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 02:38:26 +0000

I’m using UltraVNC on Vista(Home Premium/SP2), and can’t use this application…

1. I can’t found my PC by this application
I can see the message “Locel WiFi Connections…” “Looking for computers…”, but nothing happen. So I Added my local IP & VNC PWD manually tapping “advanced”.
2. I can’t connect to my PC
Inputing VNC PWD correctly, I saw the message “incorrect password”. I also use Mocha VNC Lite on iPhone, and can connect to my Vista by Mocha, so i think my password is right and WinVNC run correctly.

Could you give me some advice…?

Comment on AirMote Access by lepton

lepton — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 03:44:37 +0000

Brad my first guess would be some kind of firewall problem. For AirMote to connect, it needs port number 5900 to be open. You might be able to fiddle with this. You could also tell AirMote to connect over a different port number which is open, but it can be trickier to get the target computer to look for a different port.

Comment on AirMote Access by Brad

Brad — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 21:49:26 +0000

I am running Snow Leopard. I was able to get the app to work from my home network but am not able to figure it out for the university network that I am on. Any ideas?

Comment on AirMote Access by Marshall

Marshall — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 03:07:21 +0000

Hi I just downloaded your Airmote app for the iphone. I have looked at a lot of app like this but the reason I chose your app is because your app said it can work on only on WiFi but also using the mobile network. Considering I do not have WiFi at work this was huge! So I instantly downloaded. But I am having trouble getting my phone and my laptop connected. Can you help!!!

Comment on AirMote Access by lepton

lepton — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 01:28:49 +0000

Sure, send an EMail to support@myallo.com (that’s me) or post in the community forum (also me)!

Comment on AirMote Access by Javier Carmona

Javier Carmona — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 20:25:18 +0000

I am having trouble getting this app to work with my iphone…can y’all help at all?

Comment on AirMote by lepton

lepton — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 19:54:03 +0000

Each button in AirMote can be set to perform one or more keyboard keystrokes. So if there is a keyboard equivalent for a command, it can perform that command. At my house, I also installed FastScripts Lite, a free program that lets an AppleScript run via a keystroke. I use this to set up buttons that launch different apps.

The iPhone can communicate via WiFi or the cell network. WiFi has the least latency. But if a computer is hardwired onto the Internet via Ethernet, AirMote can use the cell data network to get to the computer, if the computer is exposed on the Internet and has port 5900 open.

Comment on AirMote by George

George — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 05:12:06 +0000

I am looking for a remote that will allow me to control MS word. I teach using the textbook in word so my students can see my highlights in the same location as their text. This literally keeps everyone on the same page.
So I want to scroll down the page, we examine pictures and it would be nice to be able to activate hyperlinks to quicktime and close them again.
It might be nice to be able to change screen size to make things fit properly from the projector but if I had to go back to the computer it would not be the end of the world I guess.
POwerpoint or keystone just does not seem to work for me to keep connected with the students.
Would I need to establish a WIFI network in the classroom to use your program with my macbookpro?
What do you think of my chances of adapting your program for my classroom needs with word.
Students would be impressed I’m sure.

Comment on AirMote by lepton

lepton — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 17:50:18 +0000

Right now you can create any number of buttons that can do most anything a keyboard can do, and any number of screens with any combination of buttons. But each screen is limited to a grid of up to 12 buttons.

As soon as my newest app, the amazing Myallo HotList (http://myallo.com/hotlist) comes out and settles in, I’m doing an update to AirMote. [Myallo HotList is submitted, waiting for Apple to approve.] Some of the things that _might_ get in the next AirMote include different size buttons with different layouts and colors, and new kinds of {“buttons” such as a trackpad, keyboard, and remote screen. Those are in the plans, but I don’t know what actually will get in.

Comment on AirMote by Francesco Peeters

Francesco Peeters — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 11:40:50 +0000

Can I create my own button libraries somehow? I’d love to be able to create graphical buttons too.

Some things I’d love:
1) Be able to import icons (small PNGs) for buttons
2) Be able to set # of buttons on screen (or Rows and Columns), as 12 may be a bit tight for some solutions (I think that – for some applications – you could easily go to 20 (4*5) or even 30 (5*6) buttons)

This would – for instance – allow me to set up my device as a game-keyboard or a Gimp pad and activate actions/function using the same graphics I would use when clicking on the on-screen buttons…