* Adding the G633 PID to LogitechControllerDetect.cpp
* Registering the detector for the common controller
* Fixing the indexing swap issue for LogitechLightspeedController
* Removing the `bright_cycle_swap` hack and using the queried effects index to set the mode.value for each mode
+ Logitech detection and set up includes debug logging for troubleshooting
+ Adding a pre check to LogitechLightspeedController::GetSerialString()
* Rearranging check logic to ensure that all usages per device are bundled
* Adding PID check to usage bundle to ensure we don't roll into the next device in hid_device_info
- Code cleanup to remove dev_use1 post detection & decoupling the bundled usages for wired lightspeed devices
* Changing wired lightspeed devices to REGISTER_HID_DETECTOR_IPU to target the correct FAP long message usage
+ Adding device validity check isValid() from @cheerpipe
+ Adding wireless check into connected() prior to initialising device
+ Adding the getDeviceFeatureList() back into the Logitech Lightspeed device set up
+ Changed getRGBconfig() for more robust detection
+ Adding Powerplay Mat virtual PID for Linux
+ Adding Logitech G733 for testing @ I=2 P=0xFF43 U=514
+ Adding LOGITECH_POWERPLAY_MAT_VIRTUAL_PID to Linux detection
+ Adding LOGITECH_POWERPLAY_MAT_VIRTUAL_PID and LOGITECH_G733_PID to 60-openrgb.rules
+ Adding LOGITECH_DEVICE_TYPE mapping and extending validity to include new HEADSET type
+ Added common library for Logitech Protocol
+ Moved wireless detection to the LogitechProtocolCommon.cpp
+ Adding Direct Mode to the wireless control
+ Copying the mutex from Lightsync controller to avoid interference
+ Adding LED count info to controller constructor
+ Created a new Logitech class
+ Added Feature list enumeration
+ Added DeviceName detection from device
* Changed LogitechGProWirelessController to accomodate generic devices
* LED count from device is now used in RGBController setup
+ Adding Windows specific detection as Linux Kernel handles this already.
+ Adding virtual PIDS for wireless detection
* LOGITECH G403
* LOGITECH G502
* LOGITECH G703
* LOGITECH G900
* LOGITECH G903
* LOGITECH GPRO
+ Adding Logitech G900 Wired Gaming Mouse PID
+ Adding other all lightspeed mice to wired detector for testing
* Genericised and optimised code paths
* Speed up wireless detection
Commit amended for code style by Adam Honse <calcprogrammer1@gmail.com>
* All keys works, including media, G and light indicator.
* mode 2 and 6 functions working to achieve "best" framerate.
* Add a wakeup function to ensure that all keys works with the first command (just copy/paste bits from what GHub do)
Commits squashed and amended for code style by Adam Honse <calcprogrammer1@gmail.com>
Logitech G560 Speaker working with Direct Mode using same bits as the Logitech Ambilight and Audioviz. Other modes are not working (get) as expected.
Note: G560 Direct mode is slow because Logitech hardware implementation but it is working.
Changing volume at the same time colors are changing can reduce FPS because G560 uses the same channel for led and audio modes commands.
Commits squashed and amended for code style by Adam Honse <calcprogrammer1@gmail.com>
Commit amended to undo change to device list management, still working through that merge request. Want to work this one in first. Changes by Adam Honse <calcprogrammer1@gmail.com>
This mouse is a variant of the G PRO Wired, with the new sensor. The
protocol appears to have been kept the same.
$ lsusb
Bus 001 Device 002: ID 046d:c08c Logitech, Inc. G PRO Gaming Mouse
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Related: 6ee1c0a591
