Support the Lingbao M5 Pro (PAW3395) - #6
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VID 0x3151 is the MicLink/mlzn ODM vendor id, shared by Lingbao and Fantech. The Lingbao M5 Pro answers on the same 0xFFFF/0x02 interface as Fantech's mice but needs a 2.4G relay handshake and a checksum FantechHidClient has no notion of, so it goes first in the candidate list for that vendor id; probeInterface() falls through to Fantech when LingbaoHidClient.readStatus() rejects. Lists the M5 Pro on the supported-devices page, and gives it DPI, polling rate and battery chips — battery comes from the receiver's own status command, so it is a real reading rather than a capability guess. Needs the matching @openmouse/protocol change that adds the driver. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Surfaces the Lingbao M5 Pro (PixArt PAW3395) in the app.
Depends on the matching
@openmouse/protocolchange that addsLingbaoHidClient— merge that first, or this builds against a driver thatdoes not exist yet.
Changes
native-hid/brands.ts— VID0x3151now triesLingbaoHidClientbeforeFantechHidClient.0x3151is the MicLink/mlzn ODM vendor id, shared byLingbao and Fantech, and the M5 Pro answers on the identical
0xFFFF/0x02interface while needing a 2.4G relay handshake and a checksum the Fantech
driver has no notion of.
probeInterface()already falls through to the nextcandidate when
readStatus()rejects, so Fantech hardware is unaffected.lib/supported-mice.ts— lists the M5 Pro on the supported-devices page.pages/OverviewPage.tsx— DPI, polling rate and battery chips for thebrand. Battery is included because it comes from the receiver's own status
command, so it is a real reading rather than a capability guess.
What the driver reports
Read live from a real M5 Pro receiver: DPI stages 400/800/1600/3200/6400/26000
with stage 2 active, 8000 Hz, battery 44%, firmware v3.03.
Note the receiver is an 8 kHz part, which is worth knowing because Lingbao's
own spec sheet for the base M5 Pro says 1000 Hz. The hardware, GearHub's device
table, and a second bitmask-encoded rate register all agree on 8000.
When the mouse is asleep — it drops off the receiver after a few idle minutes —
the driver reports that specifically ("no mouse is linked … move the mouse and
try again") rather than showing a device with empty settings.
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