Arduino ADK needs to be interpreted as USB keyboard for Android Tablet

So far, here is the ADK program. Originally it was a simple debounce program that turned LEDs on/off. At the moment it issues a Serial.write command when a given button is pressed. It is worth pointing out one of the buttons is a N.O. SPST switch while the other is a N.C. SPST switch and thus, the program is written to accommodate this feature (which I cannot change).

/* Arduino ADK run-time program
 * Author:    omitted
 * Last Mod:  3/2/12
 *
 */
 
 const int pedalL     = 6;    // pin PE4, left pedal
 const int pedalR     = 7;    // pin PE5, right pedal
 
 const int outPinL    = 1;   // will become TX2, currently PL0
 const int outPinR    = 1;   // currently PL1
 
 int debounce   = 20;   // number of ms to wait for debounce
 
 int readStatusL;
 int readStatusR;
 
 
 void setup()
 {
     Serial.begin(115200);
     delay(2000);// Give reader a chance to see the output
     pinMode(pedalL, INPUT);
     digitalWrite(pedalL, HIGH);    // Rpu on
     pinMode(pedalR, INPUT);
     digitalWrite(pedalR, HIGH);    // Rpu on
     //pinMode(outPinL, OUTPUT);
     //pinMode(outPinR, OUTPUT);
     delay(2000);
 }
 
 void loop()
 {  
     //Serial.println(1);
     readStatusL  = digitalRead(pedalL);
     
     if (readStatusL == LOW)
     {
         delay(debounce);
         if (readStatusL == LOW)
         {
             //digitalWrite(outPinL, HIGH);
             Serial.write(0x13);
             //Serial.println(2);
         }
         else
         {
             //digitalWrite(outPinL, LOW);
             //Serial.println(3);
         }
     }
     
     if (readStatusL == HIGH)
         //digitalWrite(outPinL, LOW);
     
     readStatusR  = digitalRead(pedalR);
     
     if (readStatusR == HIGH)
     {
         delay(debounce);
         if (readStatusR == HIGH)
         {
             //digitalWrite(outPinR, HIGH);
             Serial.write(0x14);
             //Serial.println(4);
         }
         else
         {
             //digitalWrite(outPinR, LOW);
             //Serial.println(5);
         }
     }
     
     if (readStatusR == LOW)
     {
         //digitalWrite(outPinR, LOW);
     }
 }

Ok so it is my understanding that issuing a Serial.write command will write the data (hopefully in hex) to the transmission port (pin 1) and if I recall correctly this is linked directly into the USB shield on the ADK board. So my problems complicate because I want to connect the ADK via USB to an Android Tablet (currently running Honeycomb) and get the tablet to recognize the ADK as a keyboard input. The purpose behind this is I have written an android app that uses the up and down arrows on the keyboard (KEYCODE_DPAD_DOWN and KEYCODE_DPAD_UP are the Android scancodes which translate to 0x0014 and 0x0013 in hex). This works with a normal USB keyboard and also with a Bluetooth pedal (PageFlip Cicada) that issues the up and down arrow key commands.

Now as it stands, here is what I have read about trying to implement this feature.
http://source.android.com/tech/input/keyboard-devices.html Talks about keyboard devices in general
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/usb/adk.html Talks about Using Android Open Accessory Dev. Kit

So in short I am a little stuck. If you need more information please post your specific questions and as always feedback is appreciated.