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fix(logitech): stop offering surface and lift-off controls the G309 does not have - #41
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AngeloCore
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Aug 6, 2026
Fixed in f7dfe88 |
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Aug 8, 2026
Lol? |
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The G309 LIGHTSPEED (Model ID
B03C40B10000) exposes Mode Status0x8090and Extended Adjustable DPI0x2202, but only the power-mode half of0x8090is meaningful — the status1 byte that would carry the gaming-surface and LightForce fields is reserved and reads 0, which decoded as "Auto" and "Optical" and surfaced cards the mouse does not have. Its0x2202sensor likewise reports lift-off level 0, the feature's "no lift-off control" value, yet the app still advertised the Medium/High levels.This gates those controls so the sensor card, gaming-surface card, and LightForce switch stay hidden, and adds tests plus a hardware checklist section.