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Summary

Adds the firmware-version read and the bootloader entry/exit packets for the Glorious Series One Pro Wireless to @openmouse/protocol/glorious-classic. Also documents the device and its resident Compx bootloader in docs/glorious-series-one-pro.md.

  • buildGloriousClassicFirmwareRequestPayload() / parseGloriousClassicFirmwareResponse()
  • buildGloriousClassicEnterBootloaderPayload() and buildGloriousClassicBootloaderExitPayload()
  • GLORIOUS_CLASSIC_MOUSE_BOOTLOADER_PID (0x2103)
  • gloriousClassic is now exported from the package root, like the other Glorious modules
  • README: the Series One Pro note says which parts are hardware-tested

Device

  • Model: Glorious Series One Pro Wireless (FCC ID 2AXP2-SP22, PCB CM2852-BAMF, nRF52840)
  • Product IDs:
    • 258a:2018 mouse (wired)
    • 258a:2031 2.4 GHz receiver
    • 258a:2103 mouse bootloader
    • 258a:2113 receiver bootloader, known only from the official updater
  • Firmware: v1.0.0.0 (mouse bcdDevice 0x0101, receiver 0x0100); bootloader version b0 01 00 00
  • Connection paths: USB wired (tested); 2.4 GHz receiver (enumeration and descriptors only)

Tested on hardware

One retail mouse, Linux hidraw, 2026-11-12/13, wired. Not tested through WebHID or OpenMouse.

  • Firmware read (length 0x06) → a1 00 00 03 00 81 01 00 00 00 20 18 (v1.0.0.0, PID 0x2018)
  • Battery read, with the existing request (target 0x02) and with target 0x00 → a1 00 <target> 02 00 83 00 64 (100 %, not charging, cable plugged in)
  • Bootloader entry → the mouse re-enumerates as 258a:2103 ("Glorious bootloader"). The SET itself fails with EPROTO because the mouse resets.
  • In the bootloader:
    • GetBLFW answers b0 01 00 00.
    • VerifyByAddress reads 0x6000–0x4D7FF and answers 0xA2 from 0x4D800 up.
    • Erase clears 0x1E000 and up but keeps 0x6000–0x1DFFF.
    • Program is read-modify-write.
    • Exit boots the application.
    • A flash test wrote a patched build of the v1.0.0.0 application, read every byte back, and the mouse booted it. The official v1.0.0.0 image was then restored the same way and booted.
    • Data saved at 0x7E000 survived two full flashes, so Erase does not reach that page.
  • Receiver 258a:2031: same HID descriptors as the mouse (91/163/20 bytes); no commands sent

Evidence

  • Bootloader entry, exit and command layouts: IL of the official FirmwareUpdate.exe 1.0.8229.18185 (C52840Dongle, SHA-256 37ae7be701ba36ec987ec86d58b07819834aab0385ac4345138f49e9d9511ea5), from the official v1.0.0.0 Series One Pro firmware package
  • Battery layout: the existing classic code in this module
  • Notes and the Linux tool used for the tests: https://github.com/0zLloen/mouse-firmware-re/tree/main/devices/glorious-series-one-pro and platforms/compx-nrf52/bootloader-protocol.md in the same repository
  • No vendor binaries, flash dumps or serial numbers are included

Unknowns

  • Receiver paths (258a:2031 → 258a:2113), and firmware-read target values other than 0x00
  • Firmware-read length: 0x06 is used here; the updater's GetFW sends 0x03, which was not tried
  • The bootloader has never been read, so these are unknown:
    • whether it stays resident with an erased vector table
    • what Exit validates
    • whether Erase reaches the 0x88000+ pairing pages
    • whether addresses below 0x6000 can be read
  • The classic RGB/DPI/polling/lift-off/debounce writes that the driver already offers for 0x2018 have not been exercised on this mouse

OpenMouse

No OpenMouse change is needed. The additions are new exports only, no driver calls them yet, and the existing classic driver entries for 0x2018 / 0x2031 are unchanged.

Checks

  • npm run check (build, 3061 tests, npm pack --dry-run)
  • OpenMouse npm run check against the local package (OpenMouse 28f08dd, package installed with npm install --no-save --package-lock=false ../mouse-protocol): build, bundle size, 658 tests

Note

Add Series One Pro firmware read and bootloader entry to gloriousClassic

  • Adds firmware request/response handling: builders for the 64-byte firmware-version feature report and a parser that returns version components, a version string, and a nullable product ID (rejects bodies under 12 bytes or with unexpected status/command echo) in index.ts
  • Adds payload builders for entering the mouse bootloader and for booting back into the application, plus a new exported GLORIOUS_CLASSIC_MOUSE_BOOTLOADER_PID constant
  • Exports the module from the package root as the gloriousClassic namespace
  • Documents the Series One Pro USB identities, feature-report layouts, and bootloader packets in glorious-series-one-pro.md, and updates the README protocol listing

Macroscope summarized 74bd5a8.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added Glorious Series One Pro Wireless support, including firmware-version and battery reads, and bootloader entry and exit.
  • Documentation
    • Added details on supported USB interfaces, firmware and battery responses, receiver commands, and bootloader behavior, including verified observations and untested operations.

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The Glorious classic protocol adds firmware request and response helpers and bootloader entry and exit payload builders. The package exports the gloriousClassic namespace. The README and device reference document Series One Pro Wireless identifiers, tested reads, bootloader details, and untested behavior.

Changes: Glorious Series One Pro support

Layer / File(s) Summary
Firmware and bootloader helpers
src/glorious-classic/index.ts, src/drivers/glorious/classic-protocol.test.ts, src/index.ts
Adds firmware request and response helpers, bootloader entry and exit payload builders, and a bootloader PID constant. Tests cover payload bytes and captured firmware and battery replies. The package exports the gloriousClassic namespace.
Device protocol reference
docs/glorious-series-one-pro.md, README.md
Documents device identifiers, tested firmware and battery reads, bootloader commands and observed responses, and untested behavior. The README adds Series One Pro to the Glorious classic entry.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~12 minutes

Change: Feature

Merge Risk: Low · up to 85a29

The new documentation does not say what happens if flashing is interrupted partway through the final vector-table write. Readers following the flash procedure could lack guidance on that case. Code and protocol helpers show no concrete defect, so this is a small documentation follow-up.

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The title names the main change: adding Series One Pro firmware read and bootloader entry support for the Glorious classic protocol. The raw summary confirms firmware request/response parsing, bootloader entry and exit payloads, the bootloader PID constant, and the package export. The title follows the conventional commit format and is specific, so it is a clear match.

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@github-actions github-actions Bot added type: enhancement PR title category: enhancement area: protocol Protocol codecs and shared types area: drivers Device drivers and transport integration area: tests Protocol and driver tests area: documentation Documentation labels Nov 13, 2026
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- buildGloriousClassicFirmwareRequestPayload / parseGloriousClassicFirmwareResponse
- buildGloriousClassicEnterBootloaderPayload (C52840Dongle::SetBLDeviceMode:
  bfr[4]=0x01, bfr[7]=0xb0) and buildGloriousClassicBootloaderExitPayload
- GLORIOUS_CLASSIC_MOUSE_BOOTLOADER_PID (0x2103)
- gloriousClassic exported from the package root like the other Glorious modules
- docs/glorious-series-one-pro.md: USB identities, the verified firmware and
  battery replies, and the resident Compx bootloader protocol, with what was
  tested on a wired Series One Pro (v1.0.0.0) and what remains unknown
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Comment thread docs/glorious-series-one-pro.md Resolved
…nterruption window

- docs/glorious-series-one-pro.md: the 0xFF vector-table write protects only
  once it has landed; an interruption during or right after Erase leaves the
  old vector table with 0x6000..0x1DFFF intact and the range Erase clears
  (from 0x1E000) erased, or only partly erased if Erase itself was cut short
- bootloader entry: state the traced path (mode compare at 0x14824, magic
  store at 0x1484C, reset at 0x71B8) instead of the untraced-dispatcher note
- new section 2.4 for the 2.4 GHz receiver (258a:2031): relay only with
  body[2] = 0x02, request-length copy-back, 0xa0/0xa4 status, and the
  receiver-local handlers (body[2] != 0x02, body[4] = 0x00), including the
  dangerous 0x00 (receiver bootloader) and 0x0a (RF ID rewrite)
- buildGloriousClassicEnterBootloaderPayload: sent to the receiver it is not
  relayed and acts on the receiver itself

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Status byte `body[0]` (the updater's result codes): `0xA1`/`0x02` success, `0xA2` fail (also: address out of the readable range), `0xA3` unknown command, `0xA4` out of range.

The flash order used here: `Erase`, then `Program` `0xFF` over the vector table at `0x6000` and read it back, program and verify the rest of the image, write the vector table last, then `Exit`. The `0xFF` write protects against a half-written vector table only once it has landed. An interruption during or right after `Erase` leaves the old vector table with `0x6000`–`0x1DFFF` intact and the range `Erase` clears (from `0x1E000`) erased, or only partly erased if `Erase` itself was cut short: still a complete image for the stock application (it ends at `0x1CC8F`), a broken one for any old image that reached `0x1E000`. Whether the bootloader boots it, or stays resident when `0x6000` is `0xFF`, is unknown: its code has never been read and an interrupted flash has not been tried.

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Document interruption during the final vector-table write.

The vector table is written last, in Program requests of at most 32 bytes. A Cortex-M table is at least 64 bytes, so the final write needs at least two requests. An interruption between them can leave the table partly written, with some entries set and the rest still 0xFF. The section on interruption outcomes covers Erase and the 0xFF write, but not this case. Add the outcome for this interruption, or state that it is untested.

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