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August 24, 2025 10:27
PID request
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Please tell whatever AI you used to generate this that it's being stupid. |
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I don't understand. This is exactly what I need. How should I phrase it differently? |
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Please tell me what instructions you followed that led you to the creation of a json file. |
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Description:
USB-based I/O modules for Windows/macOS/Linux that provide switch, encoder, and analog inputs as well as RGB LED, small display, and relay/servo outputs. Designed for interactive control panels, simulation rigs, and escape room puzzles.
Chip used:
ESP32-S3
Why a custom PID is needed:
All modules enumerate as HID+MSC devices with a shared USB protocol. A unique PID ensures consistent identification across host systems and avoids conflicts with other Espressif-based devices.
Company / website:
MadGoat Labs — https://madgoatlabs.com (site not yet active)