Logitech Europe S.a.

Christine Flores

Andrew Coonrad

Chris Hughes

Jacob Kottage

François Morier

Florian Jeannerat

Richard Peter Perring

Zoe Su

Junghyun Kim

Keson Tsao

David Farcy

A method comprising receiving a first control signal indicating that a first key on a keyboard is being pressed, the first key functionally assigned as a (logical) modifier; sending a first make command indicating that the modifier is active; receiving a second control signal indicating that a second key on the keyboard is contemporaneously being pressed, the second key functionally assigned as a non-modifier, alphanumeric character; accessing a key remapping database stored on the keyboard that includes key triggers and remapped key targets; in response to determining that the combination of the first key and second keys are included as a key trigger in the key remapping database: sending a first break command indicating that the modifier is inactive; and sending a second make command corresponding to a key target of the remapping database that is associated with the combination of the first and second keys being pressed.

Full key customization on an input device

A computer-implemented method comprising: receiving, by one or more processors of a keyboard device from a host computing device communicatively coupled thereto, a request to switch to a first key input profile for a plurality of keys on the keyboard device; determining whether the first key input profile is locally stored on the keyboard device in a persistent memory; in response to determining that the first key input profile is stored in persistent memory, programming the plurality of keys using the first key input profile stored in the persistent memory; and in response to determining that the first key input profile is not stored in persistent memory: writing the first key input profile to persistent memory when the first key input profile is at least n bytes in size and programming the plurality of keys using the first key input profile.

Profile caching for a peripheral device

A computer-implemented method includes receiving first and second movement data corresponding to a movement of a first and second computer mouse, respectively, wherein the first and second computer mice are oriented in a same direction are moving in unison over a same trajectory while the first and second movement data is contemporaneously received; determining a movement distance for the first and second computer mice based on the first and second movement data, respectively; determining a performance characteristic for the first computer mouse based on the determined first movement distance; determining the performance characteristic for the second computer mouse based on the determined second movement distance; determining a difference in the performance characteristic for the first computer mouse with respect to the second computer mouse; and calibrating the performance characteristic of the second computer mouse to match the performance characteristic of the first computer mouse.

Input device configuration cloning

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Christine Flores