<!-- When naming the support request please title the request as `[New Device] <Name of new device>` Please open one issue per device you would like to add --> ### Name of device: <!-- Please put the name of the product, including manufacturer, beneath this line --> Logitech G703 Wireless Gaming Mouse (PWM3366). Actually, OpenRGB already supports this mouse, but only in wired mode. Here I grub the capture in wireless mode. ### Link to manufacturer's product page: <!-- Please add a link to the manufacturer's product page beneath this line --> https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us/articles/360023462513 ### Please select what type of device/interface the device uses: <!-- Please select from one of the following This determines how the device connects to the PC --> ~"DeviceType::USB" <!-- The device connects to an internal header or external usb port --> <!-- Please delete any lines that are not relevant --> ### ID information: <!-- For PCI (GPU) devices we will need the Vendor ID, Device ID, Sub-Vendor ID and Sub-Device IDs To get the Device ID formation for a GPU on Windows run the following command in Powershell: wmic path Win32_VideoController get name,PNPDeviceID Linux this can be found using the terminal: lspci -d 1002: -nnvm | head -6 | tail -n 4 && lspci -d 10DE: -nnvm | head -6 | tail -n 4 --> <!-- For USB devices we will need the USB VID and PID Windows Powershell: gwmi Win32_USBControllerDevice |%{[wmi]($_.Dependent)} | Sort Manufacturer,Description,DeviceID | Ft -GroupBy Manufacturer Description,Service,DeviceID Linux Terminal: lsusb --> `VID_046D PID_c539` ### Please attach screenshots of the device's official control application here: <!-- Screenshots of the official control software should show lists of supported modes, color selection, and zone/LED selection capabilities of the device's official software. -->    ### Please attach device captures here: <!-- If you have code examples from other projects please link them here or alternatively for information on how to capture device packets please refer to the wiki article https://gitlab.com/Dr_No/OpenRGB/-/wikis/OpenRGB-doesn%27t-have-my-device --> [ReportDescriptor.pcapng](/uploads/8dc17922cb5a54fce8c5031e152febf5/ReportDescriptor.pcapng) [primary_static__red_blue_green_.pcapng](/uploads/e7022535fda26d4935eb61d580dbf5dd/primary_static__red_blue_green_.pcapng) [primary_off.pcapng](/uploads/a5aaa3e80f375bc84fe2a8acd6d42ea3/primary_off.pcapng) [logo_static__red_blue_green_.pcapng](/uploads/b9106c0e12d5aa785a976560d88cbc4e/logo_static__red_blue_green_.pcapng) [logo_off.pcapng](/uploads/1e1cb1708b456e867475701bed9e4fd7/logo_off.pcapng) <!-- For admin purposes: Please leave this section as is --> # Checklist for Step2 - [ ] Name of device - [ ] A link to the vendors product page has been included - [ ] The transport bus has been identified and the appropriate label added to the issue. - [ ] The device ID's have been included for [USB](https://gitlab.com/Dr_No/OpenRGB/-/wikis/USB-Vendor-Identification-and-Product-Identification) or PCI - [ ] Screenshots of the OEM Application are included - [ ] There is either, appropriate code examples linked or suitable device captures attached <!-- For admin purposes: Please leave this section as is -->