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feat: add ROCCAT Kone Pro Air support over the 0xFF00 output channel - #227
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Hardware observations and protocol evidence captures/roccat-kone-pro-air/*, docs/roccat-kone-pro-air-testing.md |
Capture records and testing documentation describe device interfaces, observed reports and settings behavior, and unresolved protocol details. |
Protocol contracts and frame codecs src/roccat/index.ts, src/roccat/index.test.ts |
The protocol module defines device identifiers and settings types. It encodes and decodes performance settings, apply, status, settings-query, and lighting frames. Tests cover frame bytes, validation, and reply decoding. |
HID client and transactions src/drivers/roccat/hid.ts, src/drivers/roccat/hid.test.ts |
The client detects supported devices, serializes HID transactions, reads status and settings, and sends settings and lighting writes. Tests cover device detection, responses, writes, recovery, and validation. |
Driver discovery and package exports src/drivers/vendors.ts, src/drivers/registry.ts, src/drivers/mouse-types.ts, src/index.ts, package.json |
ROCCAT device filters and a registry entry connect the HID client to driver discovery. The brand type and package exports include ROCCAT support and the protocol namespace. |
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participant DriverRegistry
participant RoccatHidClient
participant HIDDevice
DriverRegistry->>RoccatHidClient: Check support and create client
RoccatHidClient->>HIDDevice: Send a 64-byte report
HIDDevice-->>RoccatHidClient: Return input report
RoccatHidClient-->>DriverRegistry: Return decoded status or settings
Suggested reviewers: snekxs
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Settings writes can include unrelated default values and report success without confirmation. Preserve unknown settings and handle missing confirmation before merging, or explicitly accept these limitations. Actual settings application remains unverified on hardware.
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- Around line 151-153: Update readDpiTable() to enqueue its complete transact
and reply-decoding operation on the same queue used by settings commits.
Preserve its current return behavior while ensuring reads cannot overlap writes
or consume a write echo as a query reply.
- Around line 262-264: In the performance-write flow, encode settings before
changing cached state, then update `lastWrite` only after the write sequence in
`run` succeeds. Ensure an encoding or write failure leaves the previous valid
`lastWrite` intact for later calls such as `setPollingRateHz`.
- Around line 262-267: Update commit() to verify writable settings by querying
the mouse after applying them and comparing readable values with the requested
settings before reporting success. Treat settings the protocol cannot read back
as unverified rather than claiming they were retained.
- Around line 224-225: Update the write path that uses lastWrite and
DEFAULT_SETTINGS to read the device’s current DPI stage table before a non-DPI
setter replaces settings; if the idle query returns no data, refuse the write
rather than substituting default stages. Preserve the current stages while
applying the requested single-field change.
Review comments at @src/roccat/index.ts:
- Around line 260-264: Update roccatDecodeBattery so byte 5 is not returned as a
confirmed battery percentage while its meaning remains unresolved; return null
or expose it only as unclassified telemetry.
- Around line 139-140: Update ROCCAT_DPI_MAX to 12,750 DPI so the advertised
limit fits the 255-value slot used by roccatStagedDpi(). Test the maximum by
passing it through roccatEncodePerformanceWrite() and verifying the encoding
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Addressed in 1ca94e0. Thanks for the review 鈥?five of the six landed as described; the sixth (battery) I went further than the suggestion on.
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- Line 274: Update the settings merge in setPollingRateHz so a first call does
not combine current DPI stages with DEFAULT_SETTINGS and overwrite unread device
values. Read and preserve the other settings before writing the full block, or
refuse the write when those values cannot be safely preserved.
- Line 270: Update the setter flow around readDpiTable so the pre-read, patch,
writes, confirmation, and lastWrite update run in one queue task. Invoke the
underlying transaction directly within that task rather than enqueueing
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the trailing u16 as increasing from 2720 to 2884, keeping the note consistent
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Addressed in a8207b3 鈥?two of the three.
The settings echo on this unit carries only the DPI stage table. The angle-snapping / LOD / LED-timeout / debounce positions in the reply are not established by any capture, so a read cannot preserve them 鈥?there is nothing to read. That leaves the guideline's two options, and both cost something I would rather not pick unilaterally:
I have the mouse and the vendor software (ROCCAT SWARM) on the same machine, so the deciding experiment is cheap and I will run it: capture the settings echo while the mouse is awake, change one non-DPI field, write, and diff the reply. If those positions are readable, I will move every setter to a true read-patch-write and this item disappears. If they are not, I will take option 1 or 2 depending on which the project prefers 鈥?happy with either; option 2 is my lean if a first-write reset is not acceptable. One related change in a8207b3, worth calling out since it relaxes the earlier refusal: a write no longer fails just because the mouse is asleep. The stage table falls back to the driver's own last write, and only a first write with no readable table and no last write is refused (inventing stages would silently re-scale the sensor).
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Small follow-up in 5452ade, docs only 鈥?no behaviour change:
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🟠 Major · Do not replace unread settings with defaults. · hid.ts:313
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDo not replace unread settings with defaults.
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lastWriteis null, the patch spreadsDEFAULT_SETTINGS. The pre-read supplies onlydpi. The first call tosetPollingRateHz()therefore writes default angle snapping, LOD, LED timeout and debounce values. A mouse with different stored values loses them, because the write replaces the whole block. Refuse the write while these values cannot be read or preserved. Alternatively, require the caller to supply the full block on the first write.This matches an earlier review comment that is still not resolved at this line.
As per coding guidelines, "When a write replaces a multi-value setting and the device exposes its current state, preserve unrelated readable values. Refuse the write if unknown or reserved state cannot be preserved safely."
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🟡 Minor · Correct the polling note. · hid.ts:214
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCorrect the polling note.
The text says that polling changes "stick". The driver cannot read the rate back, so it has no evidence of this. Say that the value is write-only and unverified.
As per coding guidelines, "otherwise identify the setting as write-only or unverified rather than claiming verification."
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The polling note correction from this review is in 414e6bb 鈥?the note now says the shown value is the last one written, not a value read back, and drops the claim that the change persists. On the remaining major finding: the new alternative (require the caller to supply the full block on the first write) is noted, but it does not fit the single-field setter surface the UI drives, and the deciding experiment I described in the earlier reply is still the cheap path to settle it. Docs-only in this commit otherwise; |
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Evidence update in d54a7e2 鈥?docs and captures only, no code change. I ran a second hardware session with ROCCAT Swarm installed and driving the
The status byte at �5 also earned its keep: across sessions �x5a and Next step I would suggest before anyone calls the driver done: re-encode the |
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I also replied to each of the nine review threads inline, so the resolved/unresolved state is on the thread rather than in the PR timeline. Summary of where they stand:
One thing worth stating plainly for whoever reviews this: the write path is unverified on hardware. The 2026-10-16 session sent settings frames by hand, got the expected echo, and the reply pages still read the old stored stages; a passive listener saw the vendor's read polls but no settings write on any interface. The read path, the codec and the frame layout are backed by captures; the setters are the right shape but nobody has watched a write land. That is recorded in @coderabbitai review |
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Approved at Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Adds read-only ROCCAT Kone Pro Air support with narrowly scoped device matching and capture-backed queries. Unverified settings writes are excluded, and unknown readings remain explicitly unavailable, limiting risk to the new read functionality. Notes:
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Because two independent reviewers (CodeRabbit last round, Macroscope this round) landed on the same two behaviours — unrelated preferences replaced with defaults, and success reported without a read-back — and because neither is fixable while the write path is unverified on hardware, I removed the write side instead of patching it. What changed
Why removing rather than patching The driver's query returns the stage table only. There is no read for lift-off, LED timeout, debounce or angle snapping, so any single-field write had to send defaults for the fields it could not read — replacing values the driver never saw. Making the confirm read mandatory would not fix that; it would only fail after the write had already gone out. Both problems come from the same root, and the root is that no capture has shown a user-mode write landing on this unit: the 2026-10-16 session echoed the vendor's own frame and the stored tables did not change, while a listener on all four interfaces saw the vendor software polling and no write. A whole-block write that is not applied still costs the user their settings. Verification
If the write channel is ever identified, the read half of the read-patch-write-confirm cycle is already here: @coderabbitai review |
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ROCCAT's Swarm / AIMO drivers are absent from this package, and the Kone Pro Air is the top-voted Driver Needed entry on the supported-devices page (39 votes). Codec in src/roccat, WebHID driver in src/drivers/roccat, picker filters for 1e7d:2c8e (Stellar Wireless dongle) and 1e7d:2c92 (wired), wired through registry, vendors, the package subpath and the MouseStatus brand union. Hardware evidence lives in captures/roccat-kone-pro-air/ with a write-up in docs/roccat-kone-pro-air-testing.md. Proven on one Kone Pro Air through its dongle with Swarm uninstalled (Windows, node-hid, 2026-10-14): - the vendor-replayed settings write plus the 10 50 18 04 commit tail are accepted and echo the 10 50 03-class frame; - a settings query returned a full twenty-slot stage table (800/1200/1600/ 3200/5000 on both slot lists) while the mouse was awake, matching the unit's live Swarm configuration; an idle mouse echoes an empty body, which the decoder treats as no-data rather than five 0-DPI stages; - the status probe 90 0a answers every poll (byte 5 moved 0x1e -> 0x14 across sessions while bytes 8-9 went 2720 -> 2884, so the 'minutes remaining' reading of that word is falsified; the byte-to-percent mapping stays flagged unknown); - the lighting write 10 10 0b ... is idempotent and write-only. Known unknowns are documented inline rather than guessed: the slot-axis assignment, the battery mapping, the echo's polling/LOD positions, and 2c92 parity, which follows the same interface one index earlier per the public SignalRGB plugin.
… DPI/battery overreach Addresses the CodeRabbit review on the ROCCAT Kone Pro Air driver: - Reads now run on the same queue as writes. The settings query and the settings write share class byte 1 (0x50), so an unserialized read could accept a concurrent write's echo as its reply; readDpiTable/readStatus are serialized through run(). - Setters no longer substitute DEFAULT_SETTINGS for the stored DPI stages. A settings frame replaces the whole block, so each setter now follows the repo's read-patch-write-confirm cycle (as in the AJAZZ driver): read the current table, patch one field, write and commit, then read the table back and confirm. A polling-only change can no longer re-scale the mouse, and a write is refused when the mouse will not report its table. - lastWrite is only stored after the frame encodes and the write is confirmed, so a rejected value (e.g. 19,050 DPI) no longer poisons the next setter. - ROCCAT_DPI_MAX drops from 19,000 to 12,750 (255 x 50): 19,000/50 = 380 does not fit the single slot byte, so the advertised max was unencodable. Tested through roccatEncodePerformanceWrite, not just by division. - The status byte is no longer decoded as a battery percent. Its meaning is unresolved (0x1e -> 0x14 across sessions), so the driver surfaces no battery reading instead of a guess; roccatIsStatusReply still identifies the reply. npm run check: 2502 tests, 0 failures.
…echo The read-patch-write-confirm cycle ran as three separate queue tasks, so two concurrent setters could interleave and one pre-read could observe the other's half-applied write. The whole cycle is now a single queue task, and its reads call transact directly -- a nested run() would deadlock behind the task it is already in. An asleep mouse answers the settings query with an empty body, which made every setter refuse. The stages now fall back to the driver's own last write; only a first write with no readable table is refused, because inventing the stages would silently re-scale the sensor. When the table could not be read the confirm step is skipped, and readStatus keeps deriving valuesVerified from whether a table was readable. Also correct the status note: the trailing u16 increased (2720 -> 2884).
…ng docstrings Several lines in src/roccat/index.ts had been round-tripped through a non-UTF-8 code page, so the dashes and ellipses read as mojibake. Restore the em/en dashes and ellipses, matching the same phrases in the driver and in the testing docs. Document the remaining exported functions and class methods that had no docstring, which is what the docstring-coverage pre-merge check flags. npm run check: 2503 tests, 0 failures.
… path Second hardware session, this one with Swarm installed and driving the mouse: - The five `90 00 26` reply pages are the five onboard profiles: profile index at b10, polling code at b11, five u16 DPI slots at b14-23, lift-off at b24, LED timeout at b27. Swarm's own DPI card and polling radios line up with those fields, and switching a profile's polling in the UI moved exactly the polling byte of that profile's page. - The reply page is the SignalRGB plugin's write frame shifted right by five bytes, so the stored settings block is five u16 stage slots rather than two interleaved byte lists. The testing doc now marks the earlier interleaved reading as superseded. - Hand-sent settings writes on interface 2 are accepted and echoed but never changed a stored stage table, no HID interface exposes the vendor's settings writes, and the vendor device DLL contains no settings-write code. The write path is recorded as unverified on hardware, not verified. Docs and captures only; the codec still encodes the earlier interleaved guess, and switching it to the plugin layout is the next step.
The driver shipped seven setters built on a write path that no capture has shown working. On 2026-10-16 the vendor's own settings frame was sent by hand on interface 2, the mouse echoed it, and the reply pages still read the previously stored stage table, while a passive listener on all four interfaces saw the vendor software polling and no settings write. A user-mode write to this unit is acknowledged without being applied. Two things follow from that, and both were raised in review: - A whole-block write that is not applied still costs the user their settings. The settings query returns the stage table only, so a polling-rate change had to send defaults for lift-off, LED timeout, debounce and angle snapping — values it never read. - Acceptance is not confirmation. When the read-back came back empty the old code skipped the confirm step and resolved anyway, reporting a success the capture contradicts. So the write side is removed rather than patched: the encoders, the setters, the apply/commit frames and the lighting frame are gone from `src/roccat/`, and `RoccatHidClient` exposes the query, the decoder and the DPI table. What ships is what the captures back. The frame layouts stay written down in the codec's header and in `docs/roccat-kone-pro-air-testing.md` under "Write path", so whoever settles the channel has the bytes and the reason they were held back. `ROCCAT_DPI_MAX` drops to 12,750, the largest value the slot byte carries, and the DPI ceiling is now a decoder fact rather than an encoder one. `readStatus` reports the DPI table and nothing else: polling rate, lift-off, angle snapping, debounce and battery are null or 0 with a note, because there is no read for the first four and the status byte's meaning is unresolved for the battery. `settingsReady` is false and the polling control is marked read-only, so the grid does not offer a change that cannot be made. `npm run check`: 2729 tests, 0 failures. A new test asserts the driver exposes no setter and sends only the settings query, so this cannot regress silently.
`readStatus` reported `stages[0]` as the current DPI and pinned `activeDpiStage` to 0, then set `valuesVerified` from the table read. The settings reply carries the five stored slots of each axis and no byte naming the stage in use, so stage 0 is the first stored preset, not the DPI the mouse is applying: with the mouse on any other stage the UI showed a preset as a verified current value. Current DPI, `dpiY` and the active stage are now left unset, `valuesVerified` is false, and the stage table still ships through `dpiStages` / `dpiStagesY` as what was actually read. The status note says which of the two it is. This is the same rule the setters were held back for: report what a capture establishes, and leave the rest unknown. The polling note no longer claims the driver reports the rate it sets to 0. `npm run check`: 2729 tests, 0 failures, pack clean.
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Adds support for the ROCCAT Kone Pro Air, currently the top-voted Driver Needed entry on the openmouse.app supported-devices page (39 votes). No ROCCAT protocol exists in this package yet, so this adds the protocol codec, the WebHID driver and the picker filters as a focused change on top of current main (c3b1bc2).
Devices
Firmware: as shipped. ROCCAT Swarm was never installed on the capture host, so no frame in the captures is Swarm traffic.
Transport and protocol
The vendor interface speaks plain unnumbered 64-byte output reports; a full GET (feature report) sweep for ids x00-0xFF on every interface answers nothing, so there is no feature-report path here. The mouse answers on the same interface's interrupt-IN stream, echoing the frame's byte 1 (class byte). WebHID shape: sendReport(0, 64B) out, inputreport events in.
Frame vocabulary (device coordinates):
ext 10 50 14 00 01 <polling> <angle> 00 <stage table 8..17> <lod> 00 80 <ledTimeout> 00 <debounce> settings write 10 50 14 settings query 10 50 18 04 commit tail 10 10 0b 00 09 64 64 64 06 <r g b> <r g b> lighting write (two zones) 90 0a status probePolling codes run opposite to ROCCAT's older OEM Burst Core dict (125 Hz = x03, 1000 Hz = x00), per the public SignalRGB plugin for this generation. DPI is stored per-50 in the stage table's five paired byte slots.
The write sequence and the commit tail are byte-for-byte the frames the vendor software replays. Evidence: SignalRGB's open-source Roccat_Kone_Pro_Air_Mouse.js (gitlab.com/signalrgb/signal-plugins, Validate() pins interface 2) drives exactly this generation, plus my own captures below.
What was tested on physical hardware
One Kone Pro Air through its dongle, Windows, driverless node-hid, 2026-10-14 (see captures/roccat-kone-pro-air/, write-up in docs/roccat-kone-pro-air-testing.md):
pm run check (strict build + full suite + pack) passes: 2499 tests, 0 failures, on top of c3b1bc2.
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sh npm run check # 2499 tests pass, strict tsc build clean, npm pack dry-run cleanThe driver decodes separately tested registry coverage: the probe/overlap tests in src/drivers/registry.test.ts pass with the new filters (no driver collision on 1e7d).
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Add read-only ROCCAT Kone Pro Air HID driver over the 0xFF00 output channel
RoccatHidClientin hid.ts: device matching by vendor/product ID and vendor usage collection, serialized writes via a promise queue, and areadStatusthat decodes the settings reply into DPI stage arrays. The driver is query-only; it exposes no setters for settings, lighting, polling, or DPI.ROCCATtoMouseStatus.brand, and the./roccatpackage export in package.json.Macroscope summarized 649a6d9.