GitHub - madprops/logitech: F310 config for input-remapper

Mappings for Logitech F310

This is a configuration that can be applied to a Logitech F310:

This is meant for controlling a linux system.

Can be suitable for light browsing or navigation.

It works through input-remapper:

There's an AUR package here.

Remember to sudo systemctl start input-remapper after installation.

Then launch input-remapper-gtk in a terminal.

The json file should be placed here:

~/.config/input-remapper-2/presets/Logitech Gamepad F310

Configuration

This is the current configuration but you can change it as you see fit.

It includes some shortcuts I use in my wm which might not be relevant to yours.

Stick Left: Move mouse cursor

Stick Right: Vertical wheel scrolling

Button Left: Click

Button Bottom: Right Click

Button Top: Middle Click

Button Right: Mod Button (See below)

Pad Up: Zoom In

Pad Down: Zoom Out

Pad Left: Go Back

Pad Right: Go Forward

Top Left: Previous Tag

Top Right: Next Tag

Trigger Left: Go To Top under cursor

Trigger Right: Go To Bottom under cursor

Functions in my wm look like:

function Utils.home_on_cursor()
  local c = mouse.object_under_pointer()

  if c then
    Utils.focus(c)
    Utils.fake_input_do(true, false, false, "Home")
  end
end

function Utils.end_on_cursor()
  local c = mouse.object_under_pointer()

  if c then
    Utils.focus(c)
    Utils.fake_input_do(true, false, false, "End")
  end
end

Thumb Left: Move cursor to next screen

In my wm this places the cursor on the next screen to the right and places it at the center.

This is useful to fast-travel instead of moving the cursor with the stick all the way there.

It wraps when it reaches the last screen.

The functions in my wm look like this:

function Utils.center_cursor()
  local screen = Utils.my_screen()
  local workarea = screen.workarea

  mouse.coords({
    x = workarea.x + workarea.width / 2,
    y = workarea.y + workarea.height / 2,
  })
end

function Utils.cursor_on_next_screen()
  awful.screen.focus_relative(1)
  Utils.center_cursor()
end

Thumb Right: Refresh (F5) under cursor

Functions in my wm look like:

function Utils.refresh_on_cursor()
  local c = mouse.object_under_pointer()

  if c then
    Utils.focus(c)
    Utils.fake_input_do(false, false, false, "F5")
  end
end

Select: Play/Pause music

Start: Lock screen

Big Button: Toggle maximize on window under cursor

The functions in my wm look like this:

function Utils.maximize(c)
  c.maximized = not c.maximized
  Utils.focus(c)
end

function Utils.maximize_on_cursor(c)
  local c = mouse.object_under_pointer()

  if c then
    Utils.maximize(c)
  end
end

Mod Button

Button Right is a button that can be used with other buttons for further mappings.

I'll refer to it as Mod.

Mod + Pad Left: Audio Prev

Mod + Pad Right: Audio Next

Mod + Pad Up: Volume Up

Mod + Pad Down: Volume Down

Mod + Top Left: Esc Key

Mod + Top Right: ScrollLock (I use it to trigger the Util Screen)

Mod + Stick Left: Faster cursor movement (Turbo)

Mod + Stick Right: Horizontal wheel scrolling

Mod + Big Button: Close application under cursor

The function in my wm looks similar to:

function Utils.close_on_cursor(c)
  local c = mouse.object_under_pointer()

  if c then
    c:kill()
  end
end

Mod + Select: Ctrl + c (Copy)

Mod + Start: Ctrl + v (Paste)

Mod + Button Top: Enter

Hints

If input-remapper is not detecting the device after installation, try re-plugging the controller and restart the program.

input-remapper-gtk might periodically stop working while you're editing buttons because it loses root access, you're supposed to input the password again in the terminal where you run it.

input-remapper-gtk shows important information in the footer at the bottom.