Denis Arnst

> It's working but i don't no if ioctl Broken pipe and error is normal Normally it should report other things there. Not sure how that can happen. I Probably...

> Every time I lower and raise the mic, "Battery" message appears. Sound works just fine. @SabbathHex Ah nice, does the mute button work then? The battery message belongs to...

@theLMGN Thanks, I will incoperate the changes when I have time. @antonioGlavocevic You probably need a systemd script. E.g. create a file like ~/.config/systemd/user/headsetcontrol.service and write into it ``` [Unit]...

> reading go ups and down: That readings go up and down is normal. The implementation simply reads the voltage, and tries to guess the battery level using this information....

Yes you can simply insert `printf("%u\n", voltage);` Or before calling the function https://github.com/Sapd/HeadsetControl/blob/ea74d6a69fb6409a2f03e88254b79eac7114ee29/src/devices/logitech_g633_g933_935.c#L93 you can print the voltage and the result of the function as comparison: `printf("%u \t- %f\n", voltage,...

Closing, the sidetone is controlled via an audio channel, which we can't access via HID.

Closing, the sidetone is controlled via an audio channel, which we can't access via HID. Try controlling it with alsamixer

Just pushed a new release. I can also do this now more frequently, as a Windows artefact is also now uploaded automatically by the CI. Note that Linux and Mac...

> I'm able to get the sidetone to change via the commandline, but when I try to add the device in C I get a timeout. > > Here's the...

Closing, the sidetone is controlled via an audio channel, which we can't access via HID.