Add 0x1062: Robins Tools Pixel Pump 2 - #44
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Raspberry Pi assigned 0x1062 to the Pixel Pump 2 (raspberrypi/usb-pid#44, 2026-07-28), so the three places that hedged it -- CLAUDE.md's USB identity note, the plan doc's PID section and the protocol spec -- now state it plainly. The spec's host integration checklist and v2 changelog drop the "(provisional)" qualifiers with it, so a host implementer no longer reads the second PID as something that might still move. docs/usb-communication.md is the canonical PP2 copy brought forward, still byte-identical to it. Nothing here changes PP1, which keeps 0x1061 for the reason it always did: hosts already in the field discover the pump by it.
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Registers PID 0x1137 for the Pixel Pump 2 by Robins Tools — the successor to the Pixel Pump (0x1061, see #43), a vacuum pick-and-place tool for PCB assembly, built on the RP2354.
Like its predecessor it uses a vendor-specific HID interface (for host communication with our desktop software) alongside a standard HID keyboard interface, hence the dedicated PID. A separate PID from the Pixel Pump 1 is needed so host software can distinguish the two device generations during discovery.
Product site: https://robins-tools.com
Note: this PR and #43 insert adjacent rows into the same spot in the table. I just filled out the google form a few minutes ago.