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Bugfixes and improvements:
========================== Added 1000 Hz polling. (Hopefully) fixed Logitech mouse issues Removed special treatment for 12 and 16-bit mice Increased mouse queue size Increased current allowance from 100mA to 500mA Allow mouse to wake up a suspended host Added memory usage print to build Updated README - Added link to troubleshooting wiki - Mouse polling rate chart - Updated known issues - Updates about possible PCB/assembly ordering
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@ -86,3 +86,13 @@ target_link_libraries(board_B PUBLIC ${COMMON_LINK_LIBRARIES})
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pico_enable_stdio_usb(board_B 0)
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pico_add_extra_outputs(board_B)
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target_link_options(board_A PRIVATE
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-Xlinker
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--print-memory-usage
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)
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target_link_options(board_B PRIVATE
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-Xlinker
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--print-memory-usage
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)
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README.md
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README.md
@ -140,8 +140,7 @@ USB-A connector can be Molex MX-67643-0910 or a cheaper/budget one that shares t
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Additional steps:
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- making the PCB ([Gerber provided](pcb/), JLC does it for a few bucks, choose 1.6 mm thickness)
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- making the PCB ([Gerber provided](pcb/), choose 1.6 mm thickness)
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- 3d printing the case ([stl files provided](case/), ~33g filament)
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## Assembly guide
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@ -166,6 +165,10 @@ The standard process to do that is using isopropyl alcohol and an old toothbrush
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*I'm not selling anything, this is just a personal, non-commercial hobby project.*
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[update] There is a manufacturing/assembly company in China that might offer PCBs in qty of 1, assembled boards and boards + case, so stay tuned.
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I **don't want to take any commission** on this - the only goal is to provide an alternative for people who don't feel confident enough to assemble the boards themselves.
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4. When the active screen is changed via the mouse, does the keyboard follow (and vice versa)?
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Yes, the idea was to make it behave like it was one single computer.
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@ -178,6 +181,10 @@ Not with the current version, but there is work ongoing to add support. Testing
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It should work - tried an Anker wireless mouse with a separate receiver and that worked just fine.
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7. I have issues with build or compilation
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Check out the [Troubleshooting Wiki](https://github.com/hrvach/deskhop/wiki/Troubleshooting) that might have some answers.
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## Software Alternatives
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There are several software alternatives you can use if that works in your particular situation.
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## Shortcomings
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- Slow mouse movement reported for modern mice with 16-bit x/y values. Can't reproduce with my 2$ mouse, ordered a better one so once it arrives, I'll hopefully be able to recreate and fix. Apologies and thanks for understanding!
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- Slow mouse movement with some devices.
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- Windows 10 broke HID absolute coordinates behavior in KB5003637, so you can't use more than 1 screen on Windows (mouse will stay on the main screen).
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- If you have more than one display, the mouse is faster in the X direction on that machine. Will get fixed with per-output configurable speed settings.
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- Code needs cleanup, some refactoring etc.
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- Occasional bugs and weird behavior.
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- Occasional bugs and weird behavior.
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- Not tested with a wide variety of devices, I don't know how it will work with your hardware. There is a reasonable chance things might not work out-of-the-box.
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- NOTE: Both computers need to be connected and powered on for this to work (as each board gets powered by the computer it plugs into).
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@ -210,6 +219,10 @@ Planned features:
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- Unified firmware for both Picos
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- ... and more!
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Mouse polling should now work at 1000 Hz (the dips in the graph is my arm hurting from all the movement :-)):
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![Mouse polling rate](img/polling_rate.png)
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## Disclaimer
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I kindly request that anyone attempting to build this project understands and acknowledges that I am not liable for any injuries, damages, or other consequences. Your safety is important, and I encourage you to approach this project carefully, taking necessary precautions and assuming personal responsibility for your well-being throughout the process. Please don't get electrocuted, burned, stressed or angry. Have fun and enjoy!
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#define RAW_PACKET_LENGTH (START_LENGTH + PACKET_LENGTH)
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#define KBD_QUEUE_LENGTH 128
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#define MOUSE_QUEUE_LENGTH 256
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#define MOUSE_QUEUE_LENGTH 2048
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#define KEYS_IN_USB_REPORT 6
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#define KBD_REPORT_LENGTH 8
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values->move_y = get_report_value(report, &state->mouse_dev.move_y);
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values->wheel = get_report_value(report, &state->mouse_dev.wheel);
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values->buttons = get_report_value(report, &state->mouse_dev.buttons);
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/* Mice generally come in 3 categories - 8-bit, 12-bit and 16-bit. */
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switch (state->mouse_dev.move_x.size) {
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case 12:
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/* If we're already 12 bit, great! */
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break;
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case 16:
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/* Initially we downscale fancy mice to 12-bits,
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adding a 32-bit internal coordinate tracking is TODO */
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values->move_x >>= 4;
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values->move_y >>= 4;
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break;
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default:
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/* 8-bit is the default, upscale to 12-bit. */
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values->move_x <<= 4;
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values->move_y <<= 4;
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}
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}
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void extract_values_boot_protocol(uint8_t* report, device_state_t* state, mouse_values_t* values) {
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hid_mouse_report_t* mouse_report = (hid_mouse_report_t*)report;
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/* For 8-bit values, we upscale them to 12-bit, TODO: 16 bit */
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values->move_x = mouse_report->x << 4;
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values->move_y = mouse_report->y << 4;
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values->move_x = mouse_report->x;
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values->move_y = mouse_report->y;
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values->wheel = mouse_report->wheel;
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values->buttons = mouse_report->buttons;
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}
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if (!queue_try_peek(&state->mouse_queue, &report))
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return;
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/* If we are suspended, let's wake the host up */
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if(tud_suspended())
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tud_remote_wakeup();
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/* ... try sending it to the host, if it's successful */
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bool succeeded = tud_hid_abs_mouse_report(REPORT_ID_MOUSE, report.buttons, report.x, report.y,
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report.wheel, report.pan);
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0,
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CONFIG_TOTAL_LEN,
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TUSB_DESC_CONFIG_ATT_REMOTE_WAKEUP,
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100),
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500),
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// Interface number, string index, protocol, report descriptor len, EP In address, size &
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// polling interval
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sizeof(desc_hid_report),
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EPNUM_HID,
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CFG_TUD_HID_EP_BUFSIZE,
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5)};
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1)};
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#if TUD_OPT_HIGH_SPEED
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// Per USB specs: high speed capable device must report device_qualifier and
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*
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* */
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#define MOUSE_SPEED_FACTOR_X 1
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#define MOUSE_SPEED_FACTOR_Y 1
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#define MOUSE_SPEED_FACTOR_X 16
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#define MOUSE_SPEED_FACTOR_Y 16
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#define MOUSE_JUMP_THRESHOLD 0
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