16. november 2001 - 11:48
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Ustabil mus
Mit problem er at jeg har 2 trådløse mus på samme skrivebord og så snart begge mus bruges bliver den ene totalt ustabil, er der nogen der har et godt bud på problemet andet en at flytte den ene pc.
mvh Dorthe
16. november 2001 - 11:51
#2
Normaltvis er der en knap (neden under musen) eller i software delen, som gør at du kan skifte \"kanal\" på den ene mus. Problemet er sikkert at begge mus, kører på samme frekevens og derved kommer i kambolage med hinanden.
Forsøg at ændre frekvensen/kanalen på den ene mus
16. november 2001 - 11:57
#5
Q: I\'m in an office environment, how many cordless devices can I use in one area?
A: Logitech cordless devices have a range of 6 feet, but under certain conditions, they can exceed that. To avoid possible interference, try to keep the distance from system to system at least 10 feet. Also, moving the mouse closer or further away to the receiver can also improve transmission and performance.
It is also recommended that each cordless device be installed in half hour increments. This is because when the receiver is first plugged it, it is looking for devices that will be synchronized to it. Even after synchronizing your device to the receiver, it still \"looks\" for other devices for 25 minutes. If you install another cordless product at the same time in close proximity, it is possible when you press the connect button on the second cordless device that it synchronizes to the receiver for the first computer.
There isn\'t a specific number of cordless devices that you can/cannot use in one area, as there are a lot of environmental variables that will effect the performance of the cordless device. It is feasible to use many units in one area, provided you install them incrementally and be aware of the environmental variables discussed in this document.
Q: When I move my cordless mouse, it moves the cursor on the system next to me. What should I do?
A: This is called \"Cross talk\" and is characterized by one cordless device controlling the cursor or keyboard input of another device connected to a different computer. To avoid possible interference, try to keep the distance between systems at least 10 feet. Also, moving the mouse closer or further away to the receiver can also improve transmission and performance. If the above fails, try pressing and holding the \"Connect\" button on the receiver for 10 seconds. This will reset the receiver\'s connection information and allow you to do a first time connection with the receiver and mouse or keyboard. After holding the Connect button for 10 seconds, then press the Connect/Channel button on the bottom of the mouse to synchronize it with the receiver. If you have a cordless keyboard instead of, or in addition to, a cordless mouse, press the \"Connect\" button of the receiver again, then press the \"Connect/Channel\" button on the Keyboard. Perform these same steps on any other Logitech cordless devices in the area that are experiencing cross talk.