Hey there, I am currently building a custom cab controller and to achieve this I am programming a microcontroller to act like a RailDriver. When a USB device is plugged in, it sends multiple pieces of information to the host computer to let it know what type of device it is (like a keyboard/mouse/controller etc.) along with other details about itself. Thanks to this reply(link) I was able to mimic most of the RailDriver's properties. However, there is one important piece of the puzzle remaining that I wasn't able to figure out / find on the internet. Could anyone who owns a RailDriver help me with that? To extract the necessary information from it it needs to be plugged in and a tool called `win-hid-dump`(download-link) needs to be run (To confirm this isn't malware, this(link) is the programme's source code). It does not modify your device/your computer, it just reads some information from the RailDriver (called a 'HID report descriptor') that tells the host computer how to interpret the data it receives from the connected device. Simply extract the downloaded zip archive and open the command prompt/terminal in the folder containing the executable (How to open cmd in a specific folder). Run the programme by typing Code: .\winhiddump.exe This will output a bunch of numbers formatted in blocks. You can post the output here or DM them to me. Thank you so much
