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Support SK650 #23
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Just saw the Pull request for the sk630. Checking that one out :-) |
If some keys light up, that's a good sign which means it still speaks the same protocol. That it lights up random keys is expected because the button layouts for MasterKeys devices tend to be all over the place, which means for every model we have to manually map out which key has which internal ID and build a lookup map for it. I might have such a mapper program lying around somewhere still that one can use to generate a layout without needing to drop into the code. |
I'm also very interested in 650 support. I tried to replace every 630 reference with 650, and changed the usb-id to Here is the output of
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I did fix that |
@lbl42 cool, no worries :) I learned something new! |
Got me a new CoolerMaster Keyboard and I would really like some kind of software integration on Linux. And I'm willing to help. But I would like help on where to start, what needs to be done and if my keyboard can be supported with this library.
So how do I find out if my keyboard can be supported?
I hackishly added my keyboard to the library already so that I can run the test and debug commands.
The first part of the test did not work, the second part lit up some keys which looked not intended.
But I just added everywhere an SK650 entry.
Bus 001 Device 031: ID 2516:008d Cooler Master Co., Ltd.
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