* Updates for direct mode initialization to work with the new QMK Update
* Merge each 8 GetLEDInfo HID calls into one single call
* Merge all IsEnabledMode HID calls into one single call
* Update protocol version
Commits squashed and amended by Adam Honse <calcprogrammer1@gmail.com>
* Added WootingOneKeyboardController.h
* Added WootingOneKeyboardController.cpp
* Added WootingTwoKeyboardController.h
* Added WootingTwoKeyboardController.cpp
* Unified the WootingKeyboardController as a virtual class
* Modified WootingKeyboardControllerDetect to use the new controllers
* Wooting One & Two use the old controller
* Wooting Two LE & HE use the new controller
* Adding Udev rules for the WootingTwo LE & HE
+ 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
`clock()`, which was used previously, behaves differently on various platform.
So switching to this lets us use a standard part of the language which
avoids this.
Signed-off-by: B Horn <b@horn.uk>
This adds support for the Blinkinlabs BlinkyTape controller, a
USB-powered digital LED strip controller. Devices are detected
automatically by scanning for their VID/PID, and connected to using
serial.
This code was tested in Windows.
Commit squashed and amended for code style and to fix Linux build by Adam Honse <calcprogrammer1@gmail.com>
+ Add full matrix map
+ Amend WootingKeyboardController::SendDirect to support extra keys
+ Adjust WootingKeyboardController::wooting_usb_send_buffer to support extra buffer
