Add PID for DIY FFB Pedal sets #279
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A DIY Force Feedback (FFB) pedal controller for sim racing. It utilizes the ESP32-S3 to handle USB HID communication for pedal position input and receives force feedback data from the PC to control a servo motor. Including 3 Pedals and a wireless controller(Bridge).
ESP32-S3 for all devices
The dedicated PC driver and configuration software rely on a specific PID to correctly identify the device as a Force Feedback controller rather than a generic serial device. Using the default TinyUSB PID causes driver conflicts when multiple ESP32 devices are connected and prevents the software from automatically binding the correct FFB interface.
This is an individual DIY open-source hobbyist project: https://github.com/ChrGri/DIY-Sim-Racing-FFB-Pedal