I have an "interesting" follow-up to report on this one - though unfortunately I've not solved the problem !
EG 0.4.1.r1600 installs a single driver for the P-01RN device, which means that the plugin file mentioned in this post (http://www.eventghost.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2304&hilit=phx01rn ...
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- Wed Jul 31, 2013 8:40 pm
- Forum: Coding Corner
- Topic: Using MI_00 etc
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- Forum: Coding Corner
- Topic: Using MI_00 etc
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Using MI_00 etc
I'm working on a problem with the PHX01RN remote, where the device seems to have two subclasses (not the right word I know) to handle keyboard and mouse mode.
Currently it's registered using this string
self.winUsb.Device(self.Callback, 8).AddHardwareId(
"PHX01RN USB Receiver", "USB\\VID_0755 ...
Currently it's registered using this string
self.winUsb.Device(self.Callback, 8).AddHardwareId(
"PHX01RN USB Receiver", "USB\\VID_0755 ...