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Manfred Bergmann
Posts 235
06 May 2024 07:36
| Hi.
I've used the new wireless Tank Mouse OK with cores < 10_000 (94xyD, 96xy) using the DB9 connector.
In core 10_000 the mouse pointer just jitters using DB9 connector. It works much better using direct USB, but also not satisfactory because it sometimes hangs and also jitters a bit often.
Is there a setting, or something I can do to make it work using DB9 connector?
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Gunnar von Boehn
(Apollo Team Member)
Posts 6235
06 May 2024 19:53
| I regard of wireless mice I can recommend you many models from Logitech. M325 for example work excellent.
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Manfred Bergmann
Posts 235
06 May 2024 21:30
| Well, not sure what you are saying. This wireless Tank Mouse that I have worked excellent with older cores on DB9. But with core 10000 it doesn't anymore. What happened?
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Manfred Bergmann
Posts 235
07 May 2024 07:39
| Manfred Bergmann wrote:
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Well, not sure what you are saying. This wireless Tank Mouse that I have worked excellent with older cores on DB9. But with core 10000 it doesn't anymore. What happened?
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Hmm, I flashed back an older core and had to realize that it doesn't work with it either.
So must be something with the mouse.
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Gunnar von Boehn
(Apollo Team Member)
Posts 6235
07 May 2024 19:02
| Manfred Bergmann wrote:
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Manfred Bergmann wrote:
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Well, not sure what you are saying. This wireless Tank Mouse that I have worked excellent with older cores on DB9. But with core 10000 it doesn't anymore. What happened?
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Hmm, I flashed back an older core and had to realize that it doesn't work with it either.
So must be something with the mouse.
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I was told the tank mouse eats quickly the battery maybe the battery needs replacement. If someone would ask me for a high quality wireless mouse recommendation then I can recommend Logitech M325 or M235 - I'm very satisfied with their quality.
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Manfred Bergmann
Posts 235
07 May 2024 21:50
| Yeah, thanks. The mouse actually is OK. It's the DB9 converter that got funky.
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