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Withdrawing this request. The screenshot export interface will use Objective Development's shared Mass Storage ID 16c0:27df under its published shared-ID terms with the operating system's standard storage driver, so this project no longer needs an individual allocation. Thank you for maintaining pid.codes. |
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I am requesting one PID,
1209:4B58, for the KWS-X1 Screenshot USB mass storage interface in my open-source firmware fork.The firmware stores screenshots on the meter and exposes them as BMP files on a read-only USB drive. The USB device implementation and the rest of the firmware are public under MIT or Apache-2.0.
This is a firmware-only project for an off-the-shelf KOWSI KWS-X1. It does not publish a PCB design, and the meter's original bootloader and USB identity remain unchanged. The allocation would give every installation of this fork's screenshot interface the same USB identity so that it can be distributed as a ready-to-flash release.
The interface already works on a physical KWS-X1 with the private test PID. After allocation, I will rebuild with the assigned VID/PID and verify USB enumeration and file export on the meter before publishing the firmware binaries.