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  • Thank you for the answer and sorry for the lack of information about the keyboard; yes it is the wireless one as you suspected. I have tried using the evtest command and have expanded on my question to include the output, since it was too long to post as a comment. Commented Dec 29, 2020 at 15:10
  • I don't think the existing keyboard maps can handle "MISC" events (but go ahead and read the docs, maybe they can). It's also possible you get additional HID events for these, so work your way through the HID descriptor, and maybe also dump the hidraw device for it. Another option is that you have multiple input-layer/hid-layer devices for your keyboard, and you'll get additional events on one of them (they won't show up unless you first identify all devices you get, and dump all of them). Commented Dec 29, 2020 at 15:18