logigitech cordless optical mousman

Jonathan Furrer wrote:
>
> assuming you have a PS/2 adapter on it I would say its not the actual
> connection but either the mouse or the wireless comm part. Make sure you
> have bateries in the mouse, if the red light is on or flickering the mouse
> has power, after that, on the bottom of the mouse is a reset button which
> will reset its connection with the base, hit that. The cordless opticals
> have quite a range on them, but make sure your not out of range. If all
> you're using is the PS/2 adapter (the mous eis USB but packed with
> adapter) there shouldn't be any driver/software issues that didn't exist
> with your previous mouse.

:-/ did all the above, and yes I am using the mouse adapter, and the
little light goes on the mouse when I do ANYTHING, and startes blinking
after it has set idle for some time. Just like i'd expect...

I then tried plugging it into the USB directly. Kcontrol sees it on the
port and reports it as a logotech driver, but is totally non
responsive. The distance to the control reader is about 4" and I've
moved it farther away just in case. The only potential problem is all
the aboce sits under the edge of two monitors. RF interferiance?...

Does anyone know of a USB port event viewer (like the mouse event
viewers) that I can play with to see if anything at all is comming
through?

BTW, my previous mouse is also a logitech wheel mouse (and the new one
only has an additional button on the side -- and if that not working was
the only problem I wouldnt care)...

EBo --