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byte 0x80 (the Miku Edition app's target; Command Center Pro targets 9)
Connection
Wired USB
What the driver does
Settings live in five 2048-byte onboard profiles. Every change rewrites the active profile whole, keeping bytes it does not own (lighting, buttons, name), and is read back before it counts.
Config collection (interface 1, LED page 0x08 usage 0x4B, 2052-byte feature reports 0x0C command / 0x05 profile): polling rate (125 to 2000 Hz), 1 to 4 DPI stages (100 to 5000 in steps of 100), active stage, angle snapping, button response (8 to 32 ms), onboard profile switching.
Chrome on Windows: that collection declares only constant items, so Windows reports no caps and Chrome drops it (same wall as the Delux M600 Pro). Interface 0's mouse collection carries an unnumbered 8-byte vendor feature report that reaches the same command parser, so the driver falls back to it: firmware, active profile and profile switching, with a status note that the rest needs OpenMouse Bridge. The keyboard interface alone is claimed as status only.
Tested on hardware (Miku Edition, Windows 10)
Natively with HidD_SetFeature / HidD_GetFeature, sending exactly the frames the driver sends:
C4 08 → B0 55 AA 80; DF 0D → B0 C0 0D 00 00 50.
C4 0C p + report 0x05 read for all five profiles, every checksum valid.
Polling write on the active profile (C4 10, 0x05 block, C4 00): read-back matched byte for byte; restoring the original block also matched byte for byte.
Over interface 0's 8-byte report: firmware, profile register, and DE 0D 00 00 5p to profile 2 and back, read back each time.
From a browser tab through OpenMouse Bridge (built with the read fallback below), using this driver: status read, then polling 500 Hz, stage 2 to 900 DPI, active stage 3, three stages, debounce 12 ms, angle snapping on, profile 2 and back. Every step read back as written, and the original profile block was then restored byte for byte.
Not tested from Chrome itself: on Chrome 156 the user saw the consumer-only device that motivated the 8-byte fallback, whose frames were verified natively but not from a tab. 1500 Hz was not written on hardware.
Evidence
Recovered statically from the vendor's managed Iris.dll / HIDLib.dll (both the Command Center Pro module and the standalone Miku Edition app; their HIDLib.dll is identical). Details, unknowns, and the decoded but unimplemented lighting, button and macro layouts are in docs/thermaltake-iris-testing.md. No vendor code or captures with identifiers are included.
Known limits
OpenMouse Bridge v1.0.0-beta.20 lists the config collection but refuses to read an undeclared feature report (only Razer and Microsoft have a fallback buffer). The full mode through Bridge needs a 2053-byte read fallback for vendor 0x264A, a 6-line Bridge change (fix(hid): read the Tt eSPORTS Iris config reports OpenMouse-Bridge#60) tested as above. Bridge also returns shorter replies than WebHID (7 bytes for 0x0C, 2051 for a profile); the codec pads them back into place.
Lighting, button mapping and macros are documented, not implemented.
Checks
npm run check: 2760 tests pass, package dry-run OK.
OpenMouse built and its 589 tests pass against this package; bundle within budget.
The registry sweep gained the LED usage page and usage 0x4B so the overlap tests exercise the driver.
Adds a ThermaltakeHidClient in hid.ts that reads device status, switches onboard profiles, and edits profile-backed settings (DPI, polling rate, debounce) with whole-profile read-back verification
Adds a Thermaltake protocol module in index.ts with command encoding, reply decoding, profile checksums, and settings patching
Detects two command channels: a full configuration channel (LED-page feature collection) and a short mouse-interface channel; devices with no channel get identity-only status
Registers the driver in registry.ts with channel-based scoring (7 config, 5 short, 2 none) and adds HID filters and the ./thermaltake package export
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docs/thermaltake-iris-testing.md
package.json
src/drivers/mouse-types.ts
src/drivers/registry.test.ts
src/drivers/registry.ts
src/drivers/thermaltake/hid.test.ts
src/drivers/thermaltake/hid.ts
src/drivers/vendors.ts
src/index.ts
src/thermaltake/index.test.ts
src/thermaltake/index.ts
tsconfig.json
Walkthrough
Adds Thermaltake Iris protocol support, including profile and settings codecs, a HID client with config and short channels, device discovery and package exports. Adds tests for protocol and client behavior, and documentation of hardware observations.
Changes: Thermaltake Iris support
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Summary
Protocol and profile data src/thermaltake/index.ts, src/drivers/thermaltake/hid.test.ts, docs/thermaltake-iris-testing.md
Adds command and profile codecs, settings decoding and patching, with tests for validation and byte preservation. Documents observed report channels and decoded lighting, button and macro layouts.
HID client and settings operations src/drivers/thermaltake/hid.ts, src/drivers/thermaltake/hid.test.ts
Adds channel selection, status reporting, profile switching and config-channel settings updates. Profile writes are read back and verified. Tests cover channel behavior and client operations.
Adds Thermaltake HID filters and registry support, adds the brand to MouseStatus, and exposes the protocol module through package and TypeScript exports.
The documented Bridge configuration cannot complete status reads or settings operations. Resolve channel selection before merging, and address the bounded input-validation, profile-preservation, reply-validation, and documentation defects.
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src/drivers/mouse-types.ts
src/drivers/registry.test.ts
src/drivers/registry.ts
src/drivers/thermaltake/hid.test.ts
src/drivers/thermaltake/hid.ts
src/drivers/vendors.ts
src/index.ts
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Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Adds Iris Optical RGB support with interface-aware limitations and verified onboard-profile updates. Device-specific matching, preservation of unrelated settings, and documented hardware write-and-restore testing limit the exposure.
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The config fake declares no feature reports but accepts every feature-report operation. Full-channel tests can therefore pass without detecting the documented Bridge rejection. Enforce declarations in the fake and add a config-usage case that expects the rejection. Keep the existing declared-report tests for full-channel coverage.
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Review comment at @src/drivers/thermaltake/hid.test.ts around lines 169 - 178:
Update the HID test fake’s sendFeatureReport behavior to reject report IDs not
declared in the device’s featureReports, and add a config-usage test that
verifies the undeclared config report is rejected. Preserve the existing
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src/thermaltake/index.ts-298-304: 1
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Changing angle snapping replaces the entire byte with 0x80 or 0x00, clearing other set bits such as the 0x04 present in the supplied profile fixture. Those bits may encode independent settings that a profile patch should retain.
The whole-profile write may silently change another mouse setting alongside angle snapping.
This can occur when: A profile has 0x04 or 0x84 at the angle-snapping offset and angle snapping is toggled.
src/drivers/thermaltake/hid.ts-310-314: 1
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The try/finally that sends endWrite begins only after beginWrite resolves. If the transport applies beginWrite but rejects its send promise, this operation never sends the closing command.
The mouse may remain in a flash-write window after the setter rejects.
This can occur when: The begin-write feature request reaches the mouse, but its transport reports an error afterward.
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Review comments at @docs/thermaltake-iris-testing.md:
- Around line 152-155: Update the event-size limit in the documentation near the
`+120` event offset to 1928 bytes, keeping the stated 2048-byte block size and
start offset unless `Macro.cs` confirms different values.
Review comments at @src/drivers/thermaltake/hid.ts:
- Around line 47-59: Update hasConfigCollection so it selects the config channel
only when the matching collection declares a feature report; preserve the
existing short-channel fallback when no qualifying config collection is found.
Review comments at @src/thermaltake/index.ts:
- Line 295: Update thermaltakeApplySettings so it only rewrites the DPI-level
byte when patch.dpiStages or patch.activeDpiStage is provided; otherwise
preserve the existing byte unchanged.
- Around line 232-238: Update thermaltakeNearestDpi to reject NaN input with a
RangeError before clamping or rounding, so invalid DPI values cannot be stored
as zero. Preserve the existing behavior for valid numeric inputs.
- Around line 157-164: Update thermaltakeDecodeActiveProfile to reject replies
whose status byte is not THERMALTAKE_STATUS_OK before decoding the active
profile. Ensure readShortStatus propagates the failure instead of reporting a
profile for an unsuccessful reply.
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- Around line 169-178: Update the HID test fake’s sendFeatureReport behavior to
reject report IDs not declared in the device’s featureReports, and add a
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src/drivers/thermaltake/hid.ts
src/drivers/vendors.ts
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Rebased onto latest main while preserving both sets of driver entries. Rejected truncated profile replies before padding, required declared feature reports for the config channel, logged firmware transport errors, and added dedicated codec tests plus driver regressions for safe writes and failed active-profile status replies (the status check was already fixed). Validation: build passed, all 2,931 tests passed, and git diff --check passed; this repo has no lint script.
Covers the Iris Optical RGB (264a:1019) and its Hatsune Miku Edition,
which is the same mouse in a different shell.
Settings live in five 2048-byte onboard profiles read and written over
2052-byte feature reports on the LED-page config collection. The driver
exposes polling rate, 1-4 DPI stages (100-5000), active stage, angle
snapping, button response (8-32 ms) and onboard profile switching. Every
change rewrites the active profile whole, keeping unknown bytes, and is
read back before it counts.
Protocol recovered from Command Center Pro; reads of all five profiles and
a polling write/restore were verified on a Miku Edition.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Iris config collection declares only constant items, so Windows
reports no caps for it and Chrome drops it, handing the page just the
consumer collection. Claim that device as status only with a note that
points to OpenMouse Bridge, which reaches the collection natively,
instead of failing the connection as unsupported.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Interface 0's mouse collection carries an unnumbered 8-byte vendor
feature report that reaches the same command parser as the hidden
config collection. Chrome exposes it, so the driver falls back to it
there: firmware, the active profile and switching between the five
onboard profiles, with a note that DPI, polling and the rest need
OpenMouse Bridge. Adds the mouse collection to the picker filters.
Documents the lighting, button and macro layouts decoded from the
vendor tool, and why Bridge cannot read the config collection yet.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
hidapi reports only the bytes the mouse transferred and Bridge drops the
first one as the report id, so a 0x0C reply arrives as 7 bytes without
its status and a profile as 2051 bytes without the trailing pad. Pad any
reply shorter than the full report back into place, and decode command
replies by channel so these lengths cannot be mistaken for the 8-byte
mouse-interface report.
Verified through a Bridge build with a read fallback for vendor 0x264a:
every setting written, read back, and the original profile restored
byte for byte.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Reject a command reply whose status byte is present but is not 0xB0;
only Bridge's 0x0C replies, which lose that byte, are taken without it.
- Reject a non-finite DPI instead of storing it as 0.
- Rewrite the DPI level byte only when the stages or the active stage
change, so a polling or debounce patch keeps it as stored.
- Send the write-window close even when the open command reports an
error after reaching the mouse.
- Document macro offsets relative to the 2048-byte block the vendor sends
(bytes 64..2111 of its macro file): events start at +56.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds a driver for the Tt eSPORTS (Thermaltake) Iris Optical RGB and its Hatsune Miku Edition, which is the same mouse in a different shell.
Device
264a:1019, product string "Iris Optical RGB", bcdDevice0x69010x80(the Miku Edition app's target; Command Center Pro targets 9)What the driver does
Settings live in five 2048-byte onboard profiles. Every change rewrites the active profile whole, keeping bytes it does not own (lighting, buttons, name), and is read back before it counts.
0x08usage0x4B, 2052-byte feature reports0x0Ccommand /0x05profile): polling rate (125 to 2000 Hz), 1 to 4 DPI stages (100 to 5000 in steps of 100), active stage, angle snapping, button response (8 to 32 ms), onboard profile switching.Tested on hardware (Miku Edition, Windows 10)
Natively with
HidD_SetFeature/HidD_GetFeature, sending exactly the frames the driver sends:C4 08→B0 55 AA 80;DF 0D→B0 C0 0D 00 00 50.C4 0C p+ report0x05read for all five profiles, every checksum valid.C4 10,0x05block,C4 00): read-back matched byte for byte; restoring the original block also matched byte for byte.DE 0D 00 00 5pto profile 2 and back, read back each time.From a browser tab through OpenMouse Bridge (built with the read fallback below), using this driver: status read, then polling 500 Hz, stage 2 to 900 DPI, active stage 3, three stages, debounce 12 ms, angle snapping on, profile 2 and back. Every step read back as written, and the original profile block was then restored byte for byte.
Not tested from Chrome itself: on Chrome 156 the user saw the consumer-only device that motivated the 8-byte fallback, whose frames were verified natively but not from a tab. 1500 Hz was not written on hardware.
Evidence
Recovered statically from the vendor's managed
Iris.dll/HIDLib.dll(both the Command Center Pro module and the standalone Miku Edition app; theirHIDLib.dllis identical). Details, unknowns, and the decoded but unimplemented lighting, button and macro layouts are indocs/thermaltake-iris-testing.md. No vendor code or captures with identifiers are included.Known limits
0x264A, a 6-line Bridge change (fix(hid): read the Tt eSPORTS Iris config reports OpenMouse-Bridge#60) tested as above. Bridge also returns shorter replies than WebHID (7 bytes for0x0C, 2051 for a profile); the codec pads them back into place.Checks
npm run check: 2760 tests pass, package dry-run OK.0x4Bso the overlap tests exercise the driver.Matching OpenMouse change: OpenMouse-Project/openmouse#1298 (draft until this is released).
Note
Add Tt eSPORTS Iris Optical RGB driver
ThermaltakeHidClientin hid.ts that reads device status, switches onboard profiles, and edits profile-backed settings (DPI, polling rate, debounce) with whole-profile read-back verification./thermaltakepackage exportMacroscope summarized 744c3ad.