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Hey, I was trying to get the Pro Keyboard to work and followed the instructions, however it seems like there's something wrong as the PID reported is not what Dolphin is reporting (wiki says PID is 3338 when dolphin says it's 3330). Neither of them made the keyboard work (receiver keeps flashing without connecting the keyboard), even though I have no issues using other USB devices like the Logitech microphone. I can connect the keyboard if I use Steam so the receiver is definitely working.

I did some extensive research and it seems this is an issue that happened to other users, however I've found no proof of the pro keyboard ever working on Dolphin. Has any user had this working before?

A few months later, I tried to get the pro keyboard working again. The id is still wrongly listed, but it seems like if you use the "unknown" 1bad:3330 device and set it up right (as any other usb pass-through), the pro keyboard will finally connect. I've been playing some pro KB with my friends online and no issues so far, just listing here in case anyone searches for the same problem.

1bad:3338 was reported to us as the ID of the MIDI Pro adapter in keyboard mode. It wouldn't be strange if that adapter and a "normal" keyboard had different IDs.

I could add 1bad:3330 to Dolphin's list of known devices, but first, could you let me know what device name Zadig reports for the device?

(01-05-2022, 10:31 PM)JosJuice Wrote: [ -> ]1bad:3338 was reported to us as the ID of the MIDI Pro adapter in keyboard mode. It wouldn't be strange if that adapter and a "normal" keyboard had different IDs.

I could add 1bad:3330 to Dolphin's list of known devices, but first, could you let me know what device name Zadig reports for the device?

Oh now I see whats happening. Yeah, the MIDI adapter is a totally different thing (I don't have one myself), i find it surprising it has different codes depending on mode even though its the same USB.

So I got confused, but I think its important to note that this means that the pro keyboard isn't even listed as a device on the USB Passtrhough page.

Anyways, I can't really tell you about what name Zadig reports because I'm a Linux user, however let me take the chance to report what dolphin says when I connect my hardware, because there's some weird stuff:

1bad:0004 - Harmonix Guitar Controller | This one is the first gen guitar for Rock Band, and works perfectly.

1bad:3430 - Rock Band Drum Set | Wait what? This is what Dolphin says when I connect my Pro Guitar for RB3. Even though it says its a drum set, the usb and guitar will work perfectly if added.

1bad:3330 - Unknown | As established earlier, this is the pro keyboard. Adding this on Dolphin and setting up the udev rules (linux) will make it work. Also, whenever I connect this USB, another Unknown device shows up on the list as 040b:410a, but not sure if this is relevant. Maybe this is for the extra USB on the back of the thing?

I can try seeing what Zadig says on a Windows pc, if needed.

There is probably some way to get the device name on Linux too, I'm just not personally sure what it is. Either way, if you get the device name, we can get it listed on the USB Passthrough page.

And yes, I have to assume that 040b:410a is the built-in USB hub in the keyboard dongle.

EDIT: Right, I should also mention. Could you get the device name for your 1bad:3430 as well? I don't know if this ID for some reason is shared between a guitar controller and a drum controller or if the existing entry is just wrong, but either way, the device name is useful information for us.

Aight, this is what Zadig reports:

Thank you! Both Dolphin and the wiki should be fixed now.