Confirmed on the MK-09 (8808:660a, 9 keys): the vendor's .NET configurator
was decompiled for the wire format and every frame was then written to a
real pad and read back. Keys, media keys and multikey sequences are
supported; lighting from the command line.
The firmware acts on every other output report, so each report is sent
twice (as the vendor software does) and every write is verified by reading
the key back. The app now keeps one state file per pad and starts with a
known layout for a known USB id, and the editor asks the backend whether a
binding fits before offering to write it. The actions listener and the
udev rule cover every supported vendor.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Condensed some information and removed unneeded words. An overhauled readme combined with the creation of a wiki page on the github maybe a better option.
added a feature that now can read the inputs off the board, meaning if you already have saved settings and you uninstall / reinstall the app or use it on a new device it can auto detect what each key has saved.
using the above feature i now also do believe it is possible to auto detect the macros pads rough layout / how many keys and dials it has!. hopfully this means that more people can use the app easily without needing to hard code a bunch of new layouts. its not truly universal but it should open the door to much more pads working out of the box right now!
and lastly in case the extra layouts do work i made a little layout editor so you can the app to look like your actual macropad!
