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Add support for K70 Rapidfire (non-RGB) 0x1b3a #86
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Incorporate suggestions from @light2yellow from the PR.
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@koanya can you test it? |
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Please base this PR against testing. |
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@hevanaa Please add the KB to the macro IS_RGB (because that macro filters all non rgb devices) if it has no lights or add it to IS_MONOCHROME if it has monochrome LEDs (sorry, I do not know the device). You find them in usb.h |
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I should have based this on testing, sorry. |
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I tested and it works perfectly, thank you ;) |
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Cross-reference to #87 |
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(note to myself, this PR was closed because of wrong branch) |
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As discussed here #55 (wrong place to discuss, actually), I've added the device ID for the K70 Rapidfire non-RGB. This has not been tested yet.