Abstract: A wireless IO device gapped position offset value compensation system of a wireless communication dongle at an information handling system may comprise a controller to transmit with a wireless radio system an initial polling packet instructing a wireless mouse to transmit data packets including wireless mouse position offset values within a first data packet frame and to transmit, during an interframe time slot, an updated polling packet to instruct the wireless mouse to transmit data packets within a second data packet frame. The controller to translate the wireless mouse position offset values from received payloads into cursor positional data values, and to estimate a next cursor positional data value during the interframe polling packet time slot based on received wireless mouse position offset values, and the controller to communicate to the information handling system the cursor positional data values and the next estimated cursor positional data value.

Abstract: A wireless input/output (IO) device missed position offset value recovery and compensation system of a wireless communication dongle at an information handling system comprising a controller to transmit with a wireless radio system a polling packet to instruct a wireless mouse to transmit a selected number of data packets, each including a compressed two byte payload of wireless mouse position changes within a data packet frame, the wireless radio system to detect missing data packets within the data packet frame. The controller to translate the wireless mouse position offset values from received payloads into determined cursor positional data for a displayed cursor and to estimate cursor positional data for missing data packets based on wireless mouse position offset values in received payloads in the data packet frame, and the controller to communicate the received and estimated cursor positional data to an operating system of the information handling system.

Abstract: A wireless input/output (IO) device and dongle synchronized receive/transmit (RX/TX) switching system executing on a wireless IO device comprising a wireless radio system to receive a polling packet from a wireless communication dongle at an information handling system instructing transmission of data packets within a data packet communication frame, the microcontroller to initiate, upon a polling packet detected end of receipt, a first TX ramp up process at the wireless radio system, and set a communication frame transmission timer based on the polling packet, the microcontroller to disable transmission at the wireless radio system, upon a first data packet detected end of transmission, start the radio interrupt callback timer, and upon running of the radio interrupt callback timer, the microcontroller to initiate a second TX ramp up period that concludes at a scheduled initiation of a next allotted time slot for transmission of a second wireless IO device data packet.

Abstract: A collision free wireless input/output (IO) device network joining system of a wireless communication dongle at an information handling system may comprise a wireless radio system to transmit an initial polling packet to instruct transmission by a first wireless IO device of data at allotted time slots and to allot additional time for a reserved provisional time slot, the wireless radio system to receive, during a first communication frame, data at the allotted time slots from the first wireless IO device and the connection request at the reserved provisional time slot from the second wireless IO device, and the wireless radio system to transmit an updated polling packet instructing transmission, during a second communication frame, data from the first wireless IO device during first allotted time slots and of data from the second wireless IO device during second allotted time slots.

Abstract: A wireless input/output (IO) device synchronized wakeup and packet polling system of a wireless communication dongle at an information handling system may comprise a wireless radio system in a receive (RX) mode to monitor a designated radio frequency (RF) wake channel upon a timeout without wireless communications from a wireless IO device, the controller to receive a request to connect on the designated RF wake channel from the wireless IO device upon a wake event at the wireless IO device, the wireless radio system to respond by switching to a transmit (TX) mode and transmitting instructions for a data packet communication frame having a selected number and length of data packets to be sent at selected time slots, and the wireless radio system to receive the data packet communication frame.

Abstract: A software application performance-specific input/output (IO) device wireless communication packet polling and reception system executing at a wireless communication dongle of an information handling system comprising a controller to transmit, with a wireless radio system, an initial polling packet to instruct transmission of a packet frame by a wireless IO device in wireless communication with the wireless communication dongle, and the controller to identify a software application currently executing at the information handling system associated with a wireless IO device prioritized performance metric identified to impact performance of the software application. The controller to execute code instructions to identify, for a wireless IO device, an application suited data packet number and length for the packet frame estimated to meet the wireless IO device prioritized performance metric for performance of the software application.

Abstract: A headset presents audio sounds with first and second speakers disposed in first and second earcups that fit over first and second of an end user's ears. One ear cup adjusts with a greater travel distance relative to the other earcup so that the headset rests on the end user head with the one earcup raised above an ear and the other on an ear. A position sensor disposed in the headset detects the headset configuration to turn off audio at the speaker of the earcup that is displaced from the ear while increasing volume at the speaker of the earcup that remains over an ear. In addition, when only one ear is covered by an earcup, the audio presentation converts from stereo to monoaural.

Abstract: A streamlined input/output (IO) device wireless communication packet polling and reception system of a wireless radio system of a wireless communication dongle, at an information handling system may comprise a controller to execute code instructions to transmit with the wireless radio system an initial polling packet initially allotting to a paired wireless IO device a data packet number for a first data packet communication frame, the controller to switch the wireless radio system to receive during the first data packet communication frame a request to dynamically adjust the initial allotted data packet number to an adjusted allotted number of data packets from the wireless IO device, and the wireless radio system to transmit an updated polling packet acknowledging receipt of the transmitted number of data packets and instructing the wireless IO device for transmission of the adjusted allotted data packet number during a second data packet communication frame.

Abstract: A streamlined input/output (IO) device wireless communication packet polling and reception system of a wireless radio system, such as a wireless communication dongle, at an information handling system may comprise a controller to execute code instructions to transmit with the wireless radio system an initial polling packet initially allotting to a paired wireless IO device the data packet number and data packet transmission time slots for a first data packet communication frame, the controller to switch the wireless radio system to receive during the first data packet communication frame the initially allotted number of data packets at the initial allotted data packet transmission time slots from the wireless IO device, and the wireless radio system to transmit an updated polling packet acknowledging receipt of the transmitted number of data packets and instructing the wireless IO device for the allotted data packet number during a second data packet communication frame.

Abstract: An information handling system presents audible sounds from audio information at an in-ear monitor having a speaker in a speaker housing that directs sound through a speaker tube. An angular alignment mechanism adjusts the angular orientation of the speaker tube relative to the speaker housing and a vertical alignment mechanism adjust the distance that the speaker tube extends out from the speaker housing. Position sensors detect the position of the ear tube so that an audio processor can apply the position to adjust the sound output from the speaker and the noise cancellation provided in response to external noise detected by a microphone within the speaker housing.

Abstract: An information handling system selects applicable display partitions based on the properties of a display screen, and determines a preferred window size of an application. The system adjusts a target zone of a window of the application based on the preferred window size.

Abstract: An information handling system camera detects ambient light and applies ambient light brightness to determine whether to color correct a captured image with ambient color temperature or a color temperature associated with a display. For example, a first RGB ambient light sensor detects ambient light from the camera field of view. When the ambient light is below a predetermined brightness, the camera image sensor processor (ISP) applies color temperature of a second RGB ambient light sensor directed at a display to perform color correction. For instance, with camera that mounts on a display top side, the second RGB ambient light sensor is disposed at the bottom of the camera and directed at the display.

Abstract: An information handling system communicates with external devices, such as a docking station, through a multi-protocol streaming cable, such as USB 3.0 (or greater) cable having a USB data protocol, a DisplayPort graphics protocol and a power transfer protocol. Upon detection of excessive errors at the cable, the multi-protocol stream is adjusted to maintain errors within an acceptable range and prioritize information transferred through one of the protocols. Adjustments may include changes to the number of data lanes assigned to each protocol, changes to the rate at which information is transferred with each protocol and changes to power transfer.

Abstract: An information handling system peripheral camera analyzes captured visual images to detect a face and analyzes the face to determine an upright orientation. Based upon the face upright orientation, the camera defines a visual image orientation to communicate the visual image from the peripheral camera to an information handling system so that the face is communicated in an upright orientation for use in a video conference, such as with an indication of a landscape or portrait image orientation. In one embodiment, an information handling system can perform the face upright orientation analysis and command a camera orientation to the camera so that visual images of the camera are communicated in alignment with the face upright orientation.

Abstract: An information handling system wirelessly interfaces with plural peripheral devices, such as a keyboard or mouse, through primary radios that have a communication protocol, such as Bluetooth Low Energy or a wireless local area network. Secondary radios interface with their associated primary radio to provide a low power wake and sleep using wake and sleep signals sent between the secondary radios. An individual wake command is transmitted by a secondary radio to wake one peripheral or information handling system. A group wake command is transmitted by a secondary radio to wake plural peripherals and/or information handling system.

Abstract: Plural cameras cooperate to define an overlap of fields of view that consolidate to provide an extended field of view communicated to an information handling system. The plural cameras stitch the non-overlapping portions into a consolidated visual image by reference to a landmark captured by both cameras in the overlapping portion, such as a reference marker placed in the extended field of view. The plural cameras coordinate through a wireless interface or with a daisy chain of communication cables to share the overlap boundary, resolution compatibility and an architecture for communicating the consolidated field of view with the information handling system.

Abstract: An information handling system and peripheral mouse establish level four security when a preloaded security identification packet is available to securely identify both devices for the exchange of pairing information in a manner that avoids man-in-the-middle attacks. The peripheral advertises with both a BLE protocol packet that supports a conventional level 3 security pairing and a secure identification packet that supports a level four security pairing. When the secure identification packet advertisement is selected by a host, the BLE profile may be populated without performing pairing so that the profile can be used to subsequently pair without risk of a malicious device imitating the BLE interface.

Abstract: An information handling system keyboard, or other type of input device, detects end user input presses with plural optical switches coupled to an aluminum plate. A magnetic field proximity sensor interfaced with the aluminum plate radiates a magnetic field through the aluminum plate to detect end user proximity based upon disruptions to the magnetic field. The optical switches power down their emitters when user absence is sensed and power up the emitters when the user presence is sensed. In alternative embodiments, the aluminum plate mounting of optical switches as described above may detect press inputs at mouse buttons or joystick triggers.

Abstract: An information handling system wirelessly interfaces with a location peripheral aid through primary radios that have a communication protocol, such as Bluetooth Low Energy or a wireless local area network, and through secondary radios having a low power wake and sleep using wake and sleep signals sent between the secondary radios. The location peripheral aid establishes communication with the information handling system, which reports its position to a network location to allow tracking location of the peripheral aid. The peripheral primary and secondary radio transmit and receive states operate with different profiles to manage power based upon bi-directional communications tracked over time.

Abstract: An information handling system mouse autonomously provides a rapid visual image transition from a first display to a second display in response to a predetermined condition detected at the mouse, such as a left click that an end user performs when on the visual image title bar accompanied by a gesture or a hot key input. The mouse responds to the inputs by commanding an acceleration of movement of the cursor coordinates so that the information handling system rapidly moves the visual image from the first display to the second. In various embodiments, the movement can include a selection to go to a full screen presentation or to keep the visual image size the same. The visual image transfer is performed without any coordination with the information handling system other than commanding cursor coordinate movements.