OpenLogi0x6020 · tapEnable
读取或写入集成触控板或独立触控板的轻触点击启用状态。
Controls whether tap-to-click is active on an integrated or standalone touchpad.
This feature is found on Logitech touchpad devices and laptops with a Logitech
touchpad module. It sits alongside other touchpad features in the 0x6xxx range,
such as 0x6100 touchpadRawXY and 0x6110 touchMouseRaw, but addresses
higher-level gesture recognition rather than raw sensor data.
Not implemented in OpenLogi
OpenLogi's vendored hidpp crate does not provide a typed wrapper for this feature yet. The notes below summarise the HID++ feature in general terms, not OpenLogi behaviour.
What it does
0x6020 tapEnable provides a way for host software to read and control the
tap-to-click setting of a touchpad. In general terms it exposes:
- A query to read whether tap-to-click is currently enabled or disabled on the device.
- A write operation to enable or disable tap-to-click, overriding the firmware's default or any previous host-set value.
- Optionally, persistence controls so the setting survives power cycles, or temporary override semantics for session-scoped changes.
The feature is relevant to any Logitech device that has an onboard touchpad and implements HID++ 2.0, where the OS touchpad driver alone may not be sufficient to manage the tap behaviour.
Status: Not implemented · Feature ID:
0x6020