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Wacko Logitech mousers:
Have to remote keyboard/mouse setups, for two years rough age
discrepancy 'twixt.
One receiver, the newer, is a USB "dongle" appearing thingy, hardly
bigger than easier said lost.
The other is a "USB wired" rcx, sic from an integrated USB wire to a
recognizable, largely relatively receiver because Logitech's brazen
logo is, in part, upon it.
Together is where they get interesting.
I mix the olden mouse to one babe of a maddened touchpad Logitech
infinite wisdom apparently saw fit for designing.
The frequencies at which each receiver operates, however, are at
disparity;- lest forgetful of an unification aspect of Logitech's
newer dongles, as they don't in all situations unify.
The newer is better, though, as it does work, and well, omni-
directionally over and by dint of ranges far superceding what may IR
ranges familiarly comport.
Caveat being there's a hint of cross-talk between devices, say, when I
added, viz USB routing, a remote sound-effects fox for a redundant
computer program to virtually duplicate the physical box controls.
Whereupon I then effectively lose or only have partial control of the
older mouse, which exhibits markedly aberrant behaviorism.
Back to newer being better. What I'll attempt is to place the brunt
of an onus on the omni-directional aspect, taxing that range through
the MB's backplane USB connectors, and save the front case panel's USB
connectors for the effects box.
Stay tuned for further deevoloupements.
Have to remote keyboard/mouse setups, for two years rough age
discrepancy 'twixt.
One receiver, the newer, is a USB "dongle" appearing thingy, hardly
bigger than easier said lost.
The other is a "USB wired" rcx, sic from an integrated USB wire to a
recognizable, largely relatively receiver because Logitech's brazen
logo is, in part, upon it.
Together is where they get interesting.
I mix the olden mouse to one babe of a maddened touchpad Logitech
infinite wisdom apparently saw fit for designing.
The frequencies at which each receiver operates, however, are at
disparity;- lest forgetful of an unification aspect of Logitech's
newer dongles, as they don't in all situations unify.
The newer is better, though, as it does work, and well, omni-
directionally over and by dint of ranges far superceding what may IR
ranges familiarly comport.
Caveat being there's a hint of cross-talk between devices, say, when I
added, viz USB routing, a remote sound-effects fox for a redundant
computer program to virtually duplicate the physical box controls.
Whereupon I then effectively lose or only have partial control of the
older mouse, which exhibits markedly aberrant behaviorism.
Back to newer being better. What I'll attempt is to place the brunt
of an onus on the omni-directional aspect, taxing that range through
the MB's backplane USB connectors, and save the front case panel's USB
connectors for the effects box.
Stay tuned for further deevoloupements.