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Sleep multimedia button doesn't work #276
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Would it be possible to try CONS:SLEEP instead?
It may be that Windows 10 doesn't like SYS:SLEEP anymore. |
not getting any response on that either (win 10). Just double checking that it's CON"Sleep" and not CONS:Sleep as you have written above? |
I'll fire up a Windows box this weekend to test this. |
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I'm using the version off the configurator page at this commit, which includes this commit fixing wakeup stuff so I'm unsure exactly what the problem(s) is/are. It seems that they (mostly) work on Linux, and that Windows doesn't like to behave. That seems about par for the course, I guess. edit: forgot to mention that this is with my NightFox. |
I am also not able to use the sleep key in the configurator to work. |
- Both the HID test program and MS Windows seem to be very fragile when it comes to media key USB HID descriptors - Had to refer back to PJRC's KEYMEDIA interface to compare what Paul had set - Many of the changes don't seem to have any real effect in the descriptor itself (Linux just kept working regardless) - Had to increase the descriptor field (Logical Maximum) to 16-bits in two places in order to appease the HID test program (and MS Windows) even though the value was well within the bounds This should fix: - Issue #188 - Issue #276 - Issue #324 - Issue #333
Should be fixed in the upcoming v0.5.5 |
If you'd like to verify, you can try the beta: https://github.com/kiibohd/controller/releases/tag/v0.5.5-beta Download the K-Type bin file and use QuickFlash to load the firmware. |
- Both the HID test program and MS Windows seem to be very fragile when it comes to media key USB HID descriptors - Had to refer back to PJRC's KEYMEDIA interface to compare what Paul had set - Many of the changes don't seem to have any real effect in the descriptor itself (Linux just kept working regardless) - Had to increase the descriptor field (Logical Maximum) to 16-bits in two places in order to appease the HID test program (and MS Windows) even though the value was well within the bounds This should fix: - Issue kiibohd#188 - Issue kiibohd#276 - Issue kiibohd#324 - Issue kiibohd#333
Device:
K-Type (Massdrop November 2017)
Firmware Origin:
web configurator
OS:
Windows 10
Version:
b1dc831
Reproduction Steps:
Computer doesn't go to sleep, keyviewer doesn't register any keypresses.
Here is my dz60 keymap and KC_SLEP does work on same machine.
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