If Logitech documented the signals from the Transnav knob to the main board then ... perhaps someone could make a cheap alternative that does the basic push and turn.
The Knob wasn't a simple encoder, but a programmable unit. Eg. firmware did create "virtual borders" at which the know would stop to rotate (beginning/end of menus), etc. That's what made it that expensive (I think it was > 50 USD at the time!).
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