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added support for Virtuoso SE used wired or with receiver - #567
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Update the header comment with the SE product IDs, name the device "Corsair Virtuoso XT/SE" instead of dropping the model entirely, and add the missing row to the README table.
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The VIRTUOSO SE (0x0a3e) was recently added to the V2W class for battery support (Sapd#567). This extends that work by adding LED control on top of the existing V2W infrastructure. Uses the same V2W protocol handshake that already handles battery and sidetone. Sends LED init (command 0x0d) followed by RGB data (command 0x06) targeting the logo zone. The V2W command set for lighting was verified against the VirtuosoControl Python tool and the protocol documentation from gravityfargo's reverse engineering work. This addresses LED control requests from Sapd#252 and Sapd#528 where the VIRTUOSO SE went stale waiting for protocol RE.
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The VIRTUOSO SE (0x0a3e) was recently added to the V2W class for battery support (Sapd#567). This extends that work by adding LED control on top of the existing V2W infrastructure. Uses the same V2W protocol handshake that already handles battery and sidetone. Sends LED init (command 0x0d) followed by RGB data (command 0x06) targeting the logo zone. The V2W command set for lighting was verified against the VirtuosoControl Python tool and the protocol documentation from gravityfargo's reverse engineering work. This addresses LED control requests from Sapd#252 and Sapd#528 where the VIRTUOSO SE went stale waiting for protocol RE.
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The VIRTUOSO SE (0x0a3e) was recently added to the V2W class for battery support (Sapd#567). This extends that work by adding LED control on top of the existing V2W infrastructure. Uses the same V2W protocol handshake that already handles battery and sidetone. Sends LED init (command 0x0d) followed by RGB data (command 0x06) targeting the logo zone. The V2W command set for lighting was verified against the VirtuosoControl Python tool and the protocol documentation from gravityfargo's reverse engineering work. This addresses LED control requests from Sapd#252 and Sapd#528 where the VIRTUOSO SE went stale waiting for protocol RE.
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Added support for the Virtuoso SE headset to lib/devices/corsair_virtuoso_xt.hpp
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this is the first thing I ever used AI for assistance, so hopefully it didn't screw anything else up.
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