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How does that profile button on the access work? Is it possible to have more than 3 profile options? How about 2 access controllers? If access 1 is on profile 1 Can it be Access 1 is on profile 2 It changes all of access 2s buttons That way we don't have Additional buttons we have multiplicity

In Scotland we have a term jiggery-pokery - to poke it with a stick and see what happens When we know it's not what's meant to happen we call this jiggery-fuqkery (unintended positive results)

Wouldn't it be interesting if the 2nd and 3rd profiles could be emulated but your device and create a whole host of additional inputs. Or at the very least expand 1-3 profiles to 3++ profiles under set conditions

The "Fn" key doesn't send anything to the computer, it's handled internally by the keyboard. Unless we're talking about Macs, then the key does send something, but I don't know what.

@@jfedor If i want to change place on win key and FN key. i manage to make fn key as a win key. I have to reconnect the keyboard everytime i start windows, is there a solution for this, if i dont do that the keyboard dont make any inputs...

@@jimmyandersson4084 This might be a known issue, #83 on the issue tracker on GitHub, and there are other related ones, with people having this problem when suspending the computer then waking up, or using a KVM switch. No fix currently (except I think the dual Pico version is not affected).

The Gerber file is correct, make sure you download it using the "Download raw file" button.

Got it, thank you@@jfedor. When right-clicking and saving "Remapper-v3.1-gerber.zip" it does not find the dimensions. But clicking on it and then choosing "Download raw file" works. I wonder why it's different.

You'd have to compile a custom version of the HID Remapper firmware but with some effort it should be possible. Obviously I haven't tried.

Tnx, can the same VID & OID of the unit itself not be used in the HID remapper & keys mapped. Also, if this were a , eg Camera , usb PTZ controller and if we wanted to send the video & audio over the usb, would it mean 2 HID endpoints for Motion and 2 more for Video & audio all on 1 USB phy channell or 2 USB phy channels thru 1 phy USB hub. And if only audio with motion was over USB ( no video) then can this be on 1 phy USB. Again Thanks for all and especially a very clear , soft tutorial like guide demo presentation in all you YT.

You can certainly use it to adapt that setup to, say, a Switch or a PC. Though on a PC it's probably not necessary, you can likely just configure your adapted controller in Steam and use it that way.

@@jfedor Sorry, I should have provided more information. All buttons work except the right analog stick, which isn’t functioning as a right analog stick should work. the controller I'm talking about is this one, HORI Super Robot Wars Controller, As a one-handed gamer, it took me a while to find a suitable solution I was hoping to get this to work.

@@iTsMike78 I can't guarantee anything as I don't have your particular controller/adapter combo, but in general what I said in my previous comment is true, that's one of HID Remapper's intended use cases.

@@jfedor Thank you! I'll give it a try, as they aren't very expensive.

Hard to say, usually D+ is green and D- is white. Try it both ways. Red is almost certainly 5V and black is almost certainly GND.

Both HID Remapper and OGX-Mini have multiple variants, but if you're talking about the versions made using a Pico then yes, they both use pins 0 and 1 for the USB port.

There's a separate video that gives you all the options, but for example you can buy the Feather RP2040 with USB Host from Adafruit.

@@jfedor What video is that?

@@jimmyandersson4084 "Where to get or how to make an HID Remapper"

@@jfedor both

@@jimmyandersson4084 That's the title of the video.

There's a bug with wireshark's install right now. To fix, move USBPcapCMD.exe from ProgramFiles\Wireshark\extcap to USBPcapCMD.exe from ProgramFiles\Wireshark\extcap\wireshark.

pls explain what kind of issue with it, thanks

@@erickong9 It seems to work fine when you first connect the mouse to it and then connect the RP2040-PiZero board to your computer, but not when you do it the other way round (hot plug the mouse). It has some pull-up resistors on the USB data lines that I don't think should be there.

There are other dongles or controllers you can use.

@@jfedor what dongles? Since the reason I made the HID remapper was because it is such a cheaper alternative and now this ps4 auth dongle costs as much as a brook wingman, is there noway to bypass the auth without a dongle? Either that or can you name a few dongles

@@jfedoralso what do you mean by controller? Is there a way to use a controller as auth. bypass instead?

@@oughts5638 Other dongles include PXN N5, Haute42 Booter 5. You can use also use a controller like any PS4 licensed arcade stick from Qanba or Hori and others. Razer Raion works too. You cannot use a DualShock or DualSense.

@@jfedor alright thanks!

Yes.

Enabling cheating isn't really a primary focus for the project. That said I would expect game devs to block behaviors, not specific products. It's what Valve does for Snap Tap etc.

16 and 17 are used for UART TX/RX on the default build.

@@jfedor oh. thats unfortunate. is there any version that has 22 free gpio inputs? or do i have to recompile the source? code is really not my thing, sadly.

@@bullzebub If you flash the remapper_board_v8.uf2 firmware onto a Pico, you should have exactly 22 pins available. Plus two analog ones!

This works on laptops too.

You have to use the remapper_board_v8.uf2 firmware file for analog to work.

All the files are in the repository shown in the video.

Yeah, that's just a joystick from AliExpress with an enclosure I made.

So that you know when Caps Lock is on.

Some keyboards (Such as the ThinkPad Trackpoint USB keyboard) don't have indicators for caps lock for some bizarre reason, so this is able to work around that.

Yes! And HID Remapper does support passthrough auth for PS5 compatibility so you could totally use it for that. Or just for plugging in another controller for extra inputs.

Not sure I understand the question, what did you expect to happen? It's now working as a controller, not a mouse. It doesn't work as both at the same time. Also keep in mind that whenever you change the emulated device type, you have to unplug and replug HID Remapper.

@@jfedor Hmmm okay but do you gotta click save to apply?

@@jfedor btw I trying play fortnite with my kbm but i want the input be a controller and it doesnt work

@@jfedor No answer ofc.aaahhhhh

It can send the keys that you see in the popup when you click on the button in the "output" column on a mapping. For anything else you'd have to modify the report descriptor and recompile the firmware.

@@jfedor Thanks for replying. Could you please guide me how to do this ( modify the report descriptor)? and does this give me extra unique keys not in conflict with keys in my main keyboard. Thanks in advance

Unfortunately not all hubs work, I have some no-name ones that I got a long time ago. So I'm afraid you'd have to try and see.

I'm not sure I understand your setup. What's plugged into what? And what's a switch adapted selector?

I'm going to try it out sometime today. I have a student who can only operate one joystick (chin) and has access to 6 switches. I switch adapted a USB signal selector so the joystick can operate two seperate devices. She has a choice to operate a Chromebook or an iPad with the press of a switch. And it also works with left/right joysticks for movement and camera on FPS game or Minecraft when hooked up to an XAC or Flex.

@@mystreteacher Oh I think I get it now. You could of course plug both USB plugs from the selector into one HID Remapper and use per-port mappings, but you could also just plug the joystick and the button that does the switching directly into HID Remapper and configure it to switch between left and right stick when the button is pressed (using layers for example).

Yes. To work with a PS5 you will also need a hub and some kind of auth dongle or device.

You want to make it so that when a button is pressed longer than some threshold, it gets released automatically? It should be possible, but it's not really something that will fit in a UA-cam comment. Can you file an issue on GitHub?

It can do both, but it can't switch on the fly, at least currently.

​@@jfedor Done. Thanks, I appreciate it. I was glad I had an Adafruit feather lying around to test it out today.

Anyways, after a couple of seconds I realized I just need to use two feathers. I already have a student using modified usb spltter (found on Makers Making Change) for joystick use on Minecraft. Definitely going to be picking up some of the pcbs. Thanks for describing that process.

Press and hold the BOOT button on the Feather, and then while holding it press the RESET button. This will put it in firmware flashing mode regardless of the current firmware or lack thereof.

@@jfedor thank you

If your trackpad works as a mouse then it should work. As for bans I can't really speak for the game devs.

Can you submit a GitHub issue with all the details?