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> Don't limit it to just the KX3/PX3 ... mouse and thumb drive support
> would be welcome in the K3/K3S and P3 particularly since the K-NOB is > not apparently going to be able to control the P3 marker/QSY. [js] You’re absolutely correct, Joe. I’m assuming the PX3 and P3 / P3SVGA share a similar code (firmware) base. [js] The P3 (with P3SVGA) already supports a thumb drive, at least in terms of capturing a bitmap image of the P3 display and saving / restoring text messages and macros to / from a thumb drive. If you’re looking for the P3 to natively support a thumb drive (and/or mouse) without the P3SVGA, that’s a different story. [js] I don’t own a K3 / K3S so I haven’t specifically looked at the K•Pod constraints related to the P3. My approach to integrating the K•Pod with the PX3 (with Mouse-n-Click QSY) will also work with the P3 / P3SVGA. [js] I have very specific thoughts on a scaled back, lower-cost version of the K•Pod (same packaging, no switches, only a knob, preferably wireless) targeting the PX3 (and P3). However, I’m trying to refrain from derailing this “firmware-only” thread. If you’d like to discuss the possibility of a K•Nob, let’s start a new thread. Joe Stone KF5WBO |
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Is it no longer possible to have a relatively polite disagreement about anything with anyone without some ugly comment to follow?
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> Adding hub support will also probably allow the use of Apple USB keyboards. They have
> built-in hubs, which is probably why they don't work with the P3/PX3. (Says the man who > has several lying around just looking for uses. At least I can use them with myBeagleBone > and Raspberry Pi.) Assuming the Apple USB keyboards are 2.4 GHz wireless and generate the standard HID (Human Interface Device) report, yes (probably). A built-in hub isn’t fundamentally different than an external hub. The same firmware will support both. I use a keyboard / mouse combo (i.e., a separate keyboard and mouse which share the same wireless dongle). I even have a $20 credit card sized iPazzPort 2.4 GHz keyboard with a built-in *gyroscope*. It appears to the PX3 (via the Arduino microcontroller) just like any other keyboard and mouse. I also heard from a member whose gaming keyboard didn’t work with the P3 / PX3. However, I’m not sure what the exact constraint was. In theory, hub support *may* address this situation as well. No promises. Joe Stone KF5WBO |
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