ITX Llama Issue - Wired Keyboard and Mouse not working together

[danifunker]

Greetings!

Please close of this is a duplicate.

I performed the update of the itx llama rp2040 HID controller recently. I am able to connect either my mouse successfully, or my keyboard successfully, but not both.

Here are the debug logs:

Only Mouse connected:

ITX-Llama RP2040 USB-to-PS/2 (itxllama-rp2040-0.2)
Setting defaults for keyboard
scancodeset set to 2
kb > host aa
ms > host aa
ms > host 00
Blinking keyboard LEDs

HID(1,0,mouse) mounted
 VID: 15d9  PID: 0a4f
 HID has 1 reports
 HID(1,0,mouse) registered for reports
host > kb ff

Keyboard and mouse connected:

ITX-Llama RP2040 USB-to-PS/2 (itxllama-rp2040-0.2)
Setting defaults for keyboard
scancodeset set to 2
kb > host aa
ms > host aa
ms > host 00
Blinking keyboard LEDs

HID(1,0,keyboard) mounted
 VID: 045e  PID: 00db
 HID has 1 reports
 HID(1,0,keyboard) registered for reports

HID(1,1,none) mounted
 VID: 045e  PID: 00db
 HID has 1 reports
 HID(1,1,none) registered for reports
host > kb ff
KBHOSTCMD_RESET_FF
Setting defaults for keyboard
scancodeset set to 2

Figured I would report this to you, thanks a lot in advance!

[No0ne]

Hi, have you tried swapping the USB ports?

[danifunker]

I have tried swapping which device is plugged in to which USB port.

[No0ne]

I've updated to the latest pico-sdk, tinyusb and pio-usb version! If you want you can test this: https://github.com/No0ne/itxllama/tree/main/rp2040/build

[danifunker]

Sorry for the long delay on this. I just flashed the latest version.

Seems like this isn't resolving my issue. I also noticed when I use the same mouse and keyboard combination on the PS2 side of things, it also doesn't work- only the mouse works not the keyboard.

Right now, I have both the devices hooked up via USB, and only the keyboard seems to be working. I'm going to revert back to the configuration with the mouse on PS/2 and the keyboard on USB.

FWIW, the keyboard I'm using is the Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard 4000.

[danifunker]

Here are the latest logs. `ITX-Llama RP2040 USB-to-PS/2 (itxllama-rp2040-0.3) Setting defaults for keyboard scancodeset set to 2 kb > host aa ms > host aa ms > host 00 Blinking keyboard LEDs

HID(1,0,keyboard) mounted VID: 045e PID: 00db HID has 1 reports HID(1,0,keyboard) registered for reports

HID(1,1,none) mounted VID: 045e PID: 00db HID has 1 reports HID(1,1,none) registered for reports host > kb ff KBHOSTCMD_RESET_FF Setting defaults for keyboard scancodeset set to 2 kb > host fa kb > host aa Blinking keyboard LEDs host > kb f5 KBHOSTCMD_DISABLE_F5 kb > host fa host > kb f0 KBHOSTCMD_SET_SCAN_CODE_SET_F0 kb > host fa host > kb 02 scancodeset set to 2 kb > host fa host > kb f4 KBHOSTCMD_ENABLE_F4 kb > host fa host > ms ff ms > host fa ms > host aa ms > host 00 host > ms ff ms > host fa ms > host aa ms > host 00 host > ms f3 ms > host fa host > ms c8 ms > host fa host > ms f3 ms > host fa host > ms 64 ms > host fa host > ms f3 ms > host fa host > ms 50 ms > host fa host > ms f2 ms > host fa ms > host 03 host > ms e8 ms > host fa host > ms 03 ms > host fa host > ms e6 ms > host fa host > ms f3 ms > host fa host > ms 28 ms > host fa host > ms f4 kb > host 58 host > kb ed KBHOSTCMD_SET_LEDS_ED kb > host fa host > kb 04 kb > host fa kb > host f0 kb > host 58 kb > host 58 host > kb ed KBHOSTCMD_SET_LEDS_ED kb > host fa host > kb 00 kb > host fa kb > host f0 kb > host 58 `

I tried moving the mouse in Windows, but nothing seems to happen. I did press caps lock twice so you could see it in the logs.

Could this be an issue with the llama resetting the USB ports during startup?