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General • Re: Pico cannot register scroll wheel movement

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Thank you so much for this reply!

Let me point out some follow up subjects that came up.

1. I tried this code snippet inside the receiveAndProcessMouseHIDReport() function, in order to log every mouse event.

Code:

 // Debug output to inspect the raw report    Serial.print("Mouse report (len = ");    Serial.print(len);    Serial.print("): ");    for (uint8_t i = 0; i < len; i++) {        if (report[i] < 0x10) Serial.print("0x0");        else Serial.print("0x");        Serial.print(report[i], HEX);        Serial.print(" ");    }    Serial.println();
Even with this, I still get nothing when i scroll up and down. No output in serial. Is this to be expected?

2. As for the issue of performing a HID request beforehand..

I am actually using two different libraries:
PIO-USB → To act as a USB host and talk to the mouse.
Adafruit TinyUSB Arduino core → Which is used to act as a USB device, emulating a keyboard or mouse to the PC.

Will I be able to perform a HID request with PIO-USB? Since The TinyUSB is used for a different purpose.

ChatGPT told me this:
-Can PIO-USB retrieve HID descriptors?
-No, not directly.
PIO-USB is a very low-level, minimal USB host implementation. It doesn't include HID class parsing or descriptor handling logic out of the box. You’d need to implement:

The GET_DESCRIPTOR control transfer for HID (type 0x22),
Descriptor parsing logic manually.

So you'd have to code that yourself if you stay on PIO-USB.
What's your take on this?

3. Complicating things even further, I am actually using a USB hub to connect both a keyboard and a mouse to the pico's PIO USB. Does this complicate things even further for a HID request but only for the mouse?

Thank you very much!

Statistics: Posted by nikolakos — Sun May 04, 2025 8:01 pm



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