turorial/documents for laser mouse drivers
turorial/documents for laser mouse drivers
High could someone kindly direct me to documents abut writing drivers for laser mice?
Re:turorial/documents for laser mouse drivers
Are you sure these mice use a different protocol than the standard USB HID mouse? I had a look at the website and found that they deliver a piece of configuration software to set the mouse resolution, but they mentioned that the device also works without this software...bill_dozer wrote: High could someone kindly direct me to documents abut writing drivers for laser mice?
Anyway, since Logitech seems to be the first/only vendor for these devices, I doubt that you'd find open documentation for developing drivers. :\
cheers Joe
Re:turorial/documents for laser mouse drivers
Im not sure what a USB HID mouse is well...atleast the HID part.
I a;so should have have a driver already for a ps/2 mouse.
Also logitech is nto the only manufacturer, i have microsoft and RetailPlus branded mice that are laser,
I a;so should have have a driver already for a ps/2 mouse.
Also logitech is nto the only manufacturer, i have microsoft and RetailPlus branded mice that are laser,
Re:turorial/documents for laser mouse drivers
Hi,
One of these standards is the "HID" (or Human Interface Device) standard, which is meant to allow all USB keyboard and USB mouse devices to work with a single generic device driver, rather than having hundreds of different device drivers for each.
For more information, try: http://www.usb.org/developers/hidpage/
For the USB HID standard, try: http://www.usb.org/developers/devclass_docs/HID1_11.pdf
Of course you'd need to get the USB host controller driver working first...
Cheers,
Brendan
For USB devices there's a set of additional standards, one for each "device class", which allows the same generic device driver to work with all devices in that device class.bill_dozer wrote:Im not sure what a USB HID mouse is well...atleast the HID part.
One of these standards is the "HID" (or Human Interface Device) standard, which is meant to allow all USB keyboard and USB mouse devices to work with a single generic device driver, rather than having hundreds of different device drivers for each.
For more information, try: http://www.usb.org/developers/hidpage/
For the USB HID standard, try: http://www.usb.org/developers/devclass_docs/HID1_11.pdf
Of course you'd need to get the USB host controller driver working first...
Cheers,
Brendan
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Re:turorial/documents for laser mouse drivers
i would expect USB "laser" mice (is it the intelli-eye stuff or something new i'm not aware of) to behave just like another USB mouse except it may have commands that enable the user to say "fall in sleep mode after X ms inactivity" or things alike.
Note that, as for any other USB mouse, the BIOS will nicely emulate a PS/2 mouse unless you desactivate the emulation.
Note that, as for any other USB mouse, the BIOS will nicely emulate a PS/2 mouse unless you desactivate the emulation.