I'm trying to read a Wii Remote using the HID class, in a UWP app (C# .net), similar to this.
However, I can't seem to do much, as I can't get a Write-capable HID handle, which is required to do a HID SendOutputReport (needed for the device configuration).
I've tried several permissions combinations, I can read just fine with the current permissions in the manifest, but I've yet to be able to write.
I've also tried messing with selectors, to see if there was another possible handle available that could be written, but alas, nothing.
Any insight would be very appreciated.
Public discussion. Similar issue
The current permissions I'm using look like this.
<Capabilities>
<DeviceCapability Name="bluetooth" />
<DeviceCapability Name="humaninterfacedevice">
<!-- Any generic gaming device -->
<Device Id="any">
<Function Type="usage:0004 *"/>
<Function Type="usage:0005 *"/>
</Device>
<!--Wii Remote Device-->
<Device Id="vidpid:057E 0306 bluetooth">
<Function Type="usage:0005 *" />
<Function Type="usage:0001 0005" />
<Function Type="usage:0002 *" />
<Function Type="usage:0003 *" />
<Function Type="usage:0004 *" />
<Function Type="usage:0006 *" />
<!--<Function Type="usage:0007 *" />-->
<Function Type="usage:0008 *" />
<Function Type="usage:0009 *" />
<Function Type="usage:000A *" />
<Function Type="usage:000B *" />
<Function Type="usage:000E *" />
<Function Type="usage:000f *" />
<Function Type="usage:0010 *" />
<Function Type="usage:0011 *" />
<Function Type="usage:0012 *" />
<Function Type="usage:0013 *" />
<Function Type="usage:0014 *" />
<Function Type="usage:0015 *" />
<Function Type="usage:0016 *" />
<Function Type="usage:0017 *" />
<Function Type="usage:0018 *" />
<Function Type="usage:0019 *" />
<Function Type="usage:001A *" />
<Function Type="usage:001B *" />
<Function Type="usage:001C *" />
<Function Type="usage:001D *" />
<Function Type="usage:001E *" />
<Function Type="usage:001F *" />
<Function Type="usage:0021 *" />
</Device>
</DeviceCapability>
</Capabilities>
EDIT: Added similar issue.
I'm currently working on the same problem for the switch controller. At least for the switch controller it uses the UsagePage
0x01.Looking at some #defines as pasted here. This number translates to
HID_USAGE_PAGE_GENERICLooking at the MS Documentation it says it restrict access to some page which includes the required :/
So if the wiimote uses the same page as the joycon, it looks bad.
I still hope you find a solution, I could use one too.