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Adds ATTACK_SHARK_X3_PRO_PROFILE (device id 1660 / 0x067C) so the X3 Pro is named instead of falling back to "GearHub V5 mouse".
From the user diagnostic (0x3151:0x402D, 2.4 GHz receiver):
firmware v3.00
six-stage DPI table, 50 to 26000, step 50
polling up to 8000 Hz
all relay reads answered
Not verified:
PAW3395 and the 26000 DPI ceiling come from the vendor spec, not the device
wired PID and Bluetooth are untested (receiver diagnostic only)
artwork is app-side, tracked separately
Tests: new identification test in hid.test.ts, id added to the no-overrides check in index.test.ts. 46 GearHub tests pass, tsc clean.
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Add Attack Shark X3 Pro device profile to GearHub for device ID 1660
Adds ATTACK_SHARK_X3_PRO_PROFILE in index.ts with PAW3395 sensor, 8000 Hz polling ceiling, and 50–26000 DPI range
Registers the profile under device ID 1660 in GEARHUB_DEVICE_PROFILES, so lookup no longer falls back to an unknown-device profile
Adds tests: a receiver-backed HID test verifying ID 1660 identifies as X3 Pro with a PAW3395 sensor, and a profile test confirming it does not inherit AJ179 quirks
Identified from a user diagnostic on 0x3151:0x402D: firmware v3.00, six-stage DPI table, polling up to 8000 Hz. Previously fell back to the generic GearHub V5 profile.
Adds an Attack Shark X3 Pro profile for GearHub device ID 1660, including sensor and DPI details. Tests check the profile properties and verify the reported device name and sensor.
Changes: X3 Pro support
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Profile registration and identification src/gearhub/index.ts, src/gearhub/index.test.ts, src/drivers/gearhub/hid.test.ts
Adds the device ID 1660 profile with PAW3395 sensor, 8,000 Hz maximum polling, and a 50–26,000 DPI range in 50-DPI steps. Registers the profile and adds profile-property and status-identification tests.
The receiver identification change is mergeable with a bounded test-coverage gap: the new test does not check the reported firmware version. Wired and Bluetooth support remains unverified and is explicitly scoped as such.
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Issue #253 requires the X3 Pro profile and verification of readStatus() plus relay writes. The PR adds and registers device ID 1660 with the name, sensor, polling, and DPI fields. The HID test verif…
Add automated or otherwise reviewable relay-path coverage for the required write operations. Establish and record the supported wired and Bluetooth PIDs, or document a scoped limitation accepted for #253.
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The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: adding Attack Shark X3 Pro support to GearHub.
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The changed profile, device-map entry, identification test, and no-overrides test all support the X3 Pro catalog and fallback-label objective in #253. No unrelated change appears in the reviewed diff.
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Issue #253 requires the X3 Pro profile and verification of readStatus() plus relay writes. The PR adds and registers device ID 1660 with the name, sensor, polling, and DPI fields. The HID test verifies identification. No changed code or test verifies DPI, polling, debounce, lift-off, sleep, or remap writes. The PR also documents that wired and Bluetooth PIDs remain untested, so receiver-only evidence does not establish the full transport scope requested by #253.
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Add automated or otherwise reviewable relay-path coverage for the required write operations. Establish and record the supported wired and Bluetooth PIDs, or document a scoped limitation accepted for #253.
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Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — Adds automatic GearHub support for the Attack Shark X3 Pro and changes its resolved identity, DPI limits, polling options, and sensor-specific behavior on the existing HID path. The implementation is small and isolated, but it is still new user-facing device capability rather than a behavior-neutral change.
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The test does not provide a CMD.GET_FIRMWARE reply, so readStatus() can return only ["PixArt PAW3395"]. Add a mocked v3.00 reply with bytes 1–2 set to 0x00, 0x03, then assert status.firmware equals ["v3.00", "PixArt PAW3395"].
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Review comment at @src/drivers/gearhub/hid.test.ts around lines 633 - 646:
Update the Attack Shark X3 Pro test to include a `CMD.GET_FIRMWARE` reply
encoding version v3.00 with bytes 1–2 set to `0x00, 0x03`, then assert that
`status.firmware` equals `["v3.00", "PixArt PAW3395"]`.
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Review comments at @src/drivers/gearhub/hid.test.ts:
- Around line 633-646: Update the Attack Shark X3 Pro test to include a
`CMD.GET_FIRMWARE` reply encoding version v3.00 with bytes 1–2 set to `0x00,
0x03`, then assert that `status.firmware` equals `["v3.00", "PixArt PAW3395"]`.
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Closes #253
Adds
ATTACK_SHARK_X3_PRO_PROFILE(device id 1660 / 0x067C) so the X3 Pro is named instead of falling back to "GearHub V5 mouse".From the user diagnostic (0x3151:0x402D, 2.4 GHz receiver):
Not verified:
Tests: new identification test in
hid.test.ts, id added to the no-overrides check inindex.test.ts. 46 GearHub tests pass,tscclean.Note
Add Attack Shark X3 Pro device profile to GearHub for device ID 1660
ATTACK_SHARK_X3_PRO_PROFILEin index.ts with PAW3395 sensor, 8000 Hz polling ceiling, and 50–26000 DPI rangeGEARHUB_DEVICE_PROFILES, so lookup no longer falls back to an unknown-device profileMacroscope summarized e2d9df3.
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