- run
lsusbyou'll get an output likeBus 002 Device 054: ID 1234:5678 Texas Instruments, Inc. - Put the ID into a copy of the
usbdevice.xml
- run
sudo ddccontrol -p. If you get an error about monitor not recognized, you'll need to update your database - In the output find the "Input Sources" section, make note of the address. Also make note of the value of the input you'd like the laucher to switch.
> Input settings
> PIP/PBP
> id=PbP, name=PbP/PIP mode, address=0xe9, delay=-1ms, type=2
Possible values:
> id=Off - name=Off, value=0
> id=PbP - name=PbP, value=36
> id=PiP large - name=PiP Large, value=34
> id=PiP small - name=PiP Small, value=33
supported, value=0, maximum=255
> Input sources
> id=inputsource, name=Input Source Select (Main), address=0x60, delay=-1ms, type=2
Possible values:
> id=dp - name=DisplayPort, value=15
> id=hdmi1 - name=HDMI-1, value=17
> id=hdmi2 - name=HDMI-2, value=18
> id=usb-c - name=USB-C, value=27
supported, value=3855, maximum=4626
> id=inputsource_sub1, name=Input Source Select (Sub #1), address=0xe8, delay=-1ms, type=2
Possible values:
> id=dp - name=DisplayPort, value=15
> id=hdmi1 - name=HDMI-1, value=17
> id=hdmi2 - name=HDMI-2, value=18
> id=usb-c - name=USB-C, value=27
supported, value=17, maximum=65535