device_keyboard.c File Reference

#include "command.h"
#include "device.h"
#include "devnode.h"
#include "firmware.h"
#include "input.h"
#include "profile.h"
#include "usb.h"

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Functions
int	start_kb_nrgb (usbdevice *kb, int makeactive)
int	setactive_kb (usbdevice *kb, int active)
int	cmd_active_kb (usbdevice *kb, usbmode *dummy1, int dummy2, int dummy3, const char *dummy4)
int	cmd_idle_kb (usbdevice *kb, usbmode *dummy1, int dummy2, int dummy3, const char *dummy4)
void	setmodeindex_nrgb (usbdevice *kb, int index)

Function Documentation

int cmd_active_kb	(	usbdevice *	kb,
		usbmode *	dummy1,
		int	dummy2,
		int	dummy3,
		const char *	dummy4
	)

Definition at line 114 of file device_keyboard.c.

References setactive_kb().

                                                                                             {
    (void)dummy1;
    (void)dummy2;
    (void)dummy3;
    (void)dummy4;

    return setactive_kb(kb, 1);
}

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int cmd_idle_kb	(	usbdevice *	kb,
		usbmode *	dummy1,
		int	dummy2,
		int	dummy3,
		const char *	dummy4
	)

Definition at line 123 of file device_keyboard.c.

References setactive_kb().

                                                                                           {
    (void)dummy1;
    (void)dummy2;
    (void)dummy3;
    (void)dummy4;

    return setactive_kb(kb, 0);
}

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int setactive_kb	(	usbdevice *	kb,
		int	active
	)

Definition at line 20 of file device_keyboard.c.

References ACT_LIGHT, ACT_LOCK, ACT_M1, ACT_M2, ACT_M3, ACT_MR_RING, usbdevice::active, DELAY_MEDIUM, lighting::forceupdate, imutex, IN_CORSAIR, IN_HID, usbdevice::input, inputupdate(), keymap, usbinput::keys, usbprofile::lastlight, MSG_SIZE, N_KEYS_HW, NEEDS_FW_UPDATE, usbdevice::profile, usbsend, and usbdevice::vtable.

Referenced by cmd_active_kb(), and cmd_idle_kb().

                                           {
    if(NEEDS_FW_UPDATE(kb))
        return 0;

    pthread_mutex_lock(imutex(kb));
    kb->active = !!active;
    kb->profile->lastlight.forceupdate = 1;
    // Clear input
    memset(&kb->input.keys, 0, sizeof(kb->input.keys));
    inputupdate(kb);
    pthread_mutex_unlock(imutex(kb));

    uchar msg[3][MSG_SIZE] = {
        { 0x07, 0x04, 0 },                  // Disables or enables HW control for top row
        { 0x07, 0x40, 0 },                  // Selects key input
        { 0x07, 0x05, 2, 0, 0x03, 0x00 }    // Commits key input selection
    };
    if(active){
        // Put the M-keys (K95) as well as the Brightness/Lock keys into software-controlled mode.
        msg[0][2] = 2;
        if(!usbsend(kb, msg[0], 1))
            return -1;
        DELAY_MEDIUM(kb);
        // Set input mode on the keys. They must be grouped into packets of 60 bytes (+ 4 bytes header)
        // Keys are referenced in byte pairs, with the first byte representing the key and the second byte representing the mode.
        for(int key = 0; key < N_KEYS_HW; ){
            int pair;
            for(pair = 0; pair < 30 && key < N_KEYS_HW; pair++, key++){
                // Select both standard and Corsair input. The standard input will be ignored except in BIOS mode.
                uchar action = IN_HID | IN_CORSAIR;
                // Additionally, make MR activate the MR ring (this is disabled for now, may be back later)
                //if(keymap[key].name && !strcmp(keymap[key].name, "mr"))
                //    action |= ACT_MR_RING;
                msg[1][4 + pair * 2] = key;
                msg[1][5 + pair * 2] = action;
            }
            // Byte 2 = pair count (usually 30, less on final message)
            msg[1][2] = pair;
            if(!usbsend(kb, msg[1], 1))
                return -1;
        }
        // Commit new input settings
        if(!usbsend(kb, msg[2], 1))
            return -1;
        DELAY_MEDIUM(kb);
    } else {
        // Set the M-keys back into hardware mode, restore hardware RGB profile. It has to be sent twice for some reason.
        msg[0][2] = 1;
        if(!usbsend(kb, msg[0], 1))
            return -1;
        DELAY_MEDIUM(kb);
        if(!usbsend(kb, msg[0], 1))
            return -1;
        DELAY_MEDIUM(kb);
#ifdef OS_LINUX
        // On OSX the default key mappings are fine. On Linux, the G keys will freeze the keyboard. Set the keyboard entirely to HID input.
        for(int key = 0; key < N_KEYS_HW; ){
            int pair;
            for(pair = 0; pair < 30 && key < N_KEYS_HW; pair++, key++){
                uchar action = IN_HID;
                // Enable hardware actions
                if(keymap[key].name){
                    if(!strcmp(keymap[key].name, "mr"))
                        action = ACT_MR_RING;
                    else if(!strcmp(keymap[key].name, "m1"))
                        action = ACT_M1;
                    else if(!strcmp(keymap[key].name, "m2"))
                        action = ACT_M2;
                    else if(!strcmp(keymap[key].name, "m3"))
                        action = ACT_M3;
                    else if(!strcmp(keymap[key].name, "light"))
                        action = ACT_LIGHT;
                    else if(!strcmp(keymap[key].name, "lock"))
                        action = ACT_LOCK;
                }
                msg[1][4 + pair * 2] = key;
                msg[1][5 + pair * 2] = action;
            }
            // Byte 2 = pair count (usually 30, less on final message)
            msg[1][2] = pair;
            if(!usbsend(kb, msg[1], 1))
                return -1;
        }
        // Commit new input settings
        if(!usbsend(kb, msg[2], 1))
            return -1;
        DELAY_MEDIUM(kb);
#endif
    }
    // Update indicator LEDs if the profile contains settings for them
    kb->vtable->updateindicators(kb, 0);
    return 0;
}

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void setmodeindex_nrgb	(	usbdevice *	kb,
		int	index
	)

Definition at line 132 of file device_keyboard.c.

References NK95_M1, NK95_M2, NK95_M3, and nk95cmd.

                                                {
    switch(index % 3){
    case 0:
        nk95cmd(kb, NK95_M1);
        break;
    case 1:
        nk95cmd(kb, NK95_M2);
        break;
    case 2:
        nk95cmd(kb, NK95_M3);
        break;
    }
}

int start_kb_nrgb	(	usbdevice *	kb,
		int	makeactive
	)

Definition at line 9 of file device_keyboard.c.

References usbdevice::active, NK95_HWOFF, nk95cmd, and usbdevice::pollrate.

                                                {
    (void)makeactive;

    // Put the non-RGB K95 into software mode. Nothing else needs to be done hardware wise
    nk95cmd(kb, NK95_HWOFF);
    // Fill out RGB features for consistency, even though the keyboard doesn't have them
    kb->active = 1;
    kb->pollrate = -1;
    return 0;
}