-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 8
Description
In #10 I see a reported firmware version of 147.7.3.245.18. When I run the poc-ts command (commit 228f337) I get the output Firmware Version:7.3.247.18.
What firmware version do you know that e.g. the allColor function in POC/ts/index.ts is known to work with? The reason I'm asking is that when I run allColor("#0000FF"), the keys do not all change to the same color; instead, it looks like some keys have their brightness changed, a few have the color changed, and such (picture below). So it might be the case that the keyboard firmware does not understand the data sent by the script.
EDIT: I should say that I just received my 5Q keyboard today and I did not connect it to a Windows pc or update the firmware.
I made the following changes to the POC to only run allColor("#0000FF"):
rav@novascotia:~/codes/node-lib$ git diff POC/ts/index.ts
diff --git a/POC/ts/index.ts b/POC/ts/index.ts
index d55a956..2e306ea 100644
--- a/POC/ts/index.ts
+++ b/POC/ts/index.ts
@@ -22,14 +22,14 @@ const hidDevice = keyboard.find();
*/
keyboard.initialize();
-allColor("#FF0000");
-allColor("#00FF00");
+//allColor("#FF0000");
+//allColor("#00FF00");
allColor("#0000FF");
// sparkle();
const data = keyboard.getKeyboardData();
console.log("Firmware Version:" + data.firmware);
-keyboard.setBrightness(63);
+//keyboard.setBrightness(63);
// sparkleBatch();

