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Add PIDs 0x83D5-0x83D8 for TMR devices - #415
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Ok, your turn. Can you allocate your PIDs starting from 0x83E5 and rebase? I'll merge after. |
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Updated to start from 0x83E5 (merged the latest main into my branch). Thanks! |
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Looks good, merged! |
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Thank you! |
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Resubmitting #402, which was closed because the GitHub notifications ended up in my spam folder and I missed them. Sorry about that.
Requesting four PIDs on behalf of TMR.
0x83D5: Sim Racing Steering Wheel - a USB steering wheel for PC sim racing setups.
0x83D6: Sim Racing Center Console Switch Panel - a USB center console switch panel for PC sim racing setups.
0x83D7: GPS to CAN Converter - outputs GPS data onto a CAN bus.
0x83D8: Sim Racing Display - a dashboard display for PC sim racing.
All devices use their USB port for configuration changes.
Chip: ESP32-S3 (all four devices).
Why custom PIDs: we sell multiple ESP32-S3 based devices to customers, and our host software identifies each model by VID/PID at enumeration so it can tell our units apart from generic ESP32-S3 boards (which share the default TinyUSB PIDs) and apply the right model-specific settings.
These are commercial products for sale to customers, not a personal project.