I just got my Infinity about a week ago, and yesterday i tried to connect a mouse (logitech mx518) to the USB-port.
There is TERRIBLE mouse acceleration
Can someone please confirm if you also have this problem, and if you do not have this problem - which mouse (USB or bluetooth) are you using?
For me the mx518 is unusable with the transformer...
Thanks!
Look at the bottom of the Language and Input settings screen.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T
I have an older Logitech M210 wireless USB mouse that I use for my ITX computers. It appears to work fine with the Infinity. It is sluggish compared to the trackpad on the dock but that is probably just because I need to tweak the settings a little bit. Pointer tracking and scrolling work fine.
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Ok, so I have these two wireless usb mice (one I use for my desktop) which work great on any normal computer however, on the Transformer (when connected via the dock usb) the mouse stutters every few seconds. In normal usage cases this wouldn't bother me however when I use citrix to run apps on the server at my school the mouse lag is just a buzzkill. I am thinking of getting a cheap wired mouse at the local best buy but has anyone else had this problem with wireless usb mice? Also, is it ALL usb mice that lag or just wireless ones? I don't want to buy a usb mouse if it won't work right with my transformer. Thanks for reading all of this
I just got a cheap wired usb mouse and it works fine, no lag.
I used a spare wired usb mouse and it worked fine, no lag, no problems.
I just bought Logitech small keyboard + mouse combo - it's wireless with usb dongle and it works without a problem. I don't have dock though - I use the USB adaptor.
i have a cyborg R.A.T. 9 for my desktop i plugged in the my tf101 and it worked fine, no lag.
There is a mouse that works on Bluetooth for a laptop. Is there not a program that will allow that to work for our tab? A mouse would be a major step forward on convenience. The new Surface has a finger pad and thats pretty nice. Who would like to see that with their tab?
I use a logitech mouse designed specifiaclly for android tablets running 3.1+,
got it on amazon for ~$30
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rogerperk said:
There is a mouse that works on Bluetooth for a laptop. Is there not a program that will allow that to work for our tab? A mouse would be a major step forward on convenience. The new Surface has a finger pad and thats pretty nice. Who would like to see that with their tab?
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Virtually any bluetooth mouse or trackball / tackpad will work out of the box with all Android devices 3.0 and above.
i used wireless mouse and keyboard with usb adapter
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rogerperk said:
There is a mouse that works on Bluetooth for a laptop. Is there not a program that will allow that to work for our tab? A mouse would be a major step forward on convenience. The new Surface has a finger pad and thats pretty nice. Who would like to see that with their tab?
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You can use a USB adapter with a wireless mouse, as long as the mouse is wireless with USB.
Ok, so I have the tf300 with the dock and ive been using an app called droidmote, which can be used to turn your android into a wireless mouse and keyboard, etc. What I want to know is that, is there an app that lets you use the touchpad on the dock, or a mouse connected to the tablet, that can function as the mouse with these apps, the problem I have is that while I can use the touchpad on the dock, I still need to click the screen, so its like using a touchpad for a touchpad, what would be nice is if i move the mouse then it is registered on the computer, instead of having to click and drag to a location like normal.
Hi Folks:
With the arrival of XBMC for Android I'm eagerly putting it to the test on my TF700. The only thing I lack is a decent remote control. I have a Mediagate WMC Remote Control (it uses a USB dongle)...if I plug it into Ubuntu, it is automatically recognized and works out of the box. If I plug it into my Boxee Box, it gets automatically recognized as well.
However when I plug it into my TF700 USB port on the dock, no luck. The device appears to be well supported even under Linux...does anyone have any thoughts on how to get it to work with Android?
For what it's worth my cordless trackball works with the TF700 (it also uses a USB dongle) just fine. It can pass for an awkward "remote" but I'd rather a proper remote control.
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Sorry for my English
I realize that the question is a little "convoluted" and hope to be in the right section.
I have an old tablet Acer Iconia tab a100 I wanted to connect to my TV via HDMI and to whom I wanted to connect a joypad to play.
However, the very old Acer does not have OTG and I do not have an Bluetooth controller (I have a Logitech dual action, a PS2 pad with USB adapter and wireless xbox360 controller with the adapter).
Now I tried to use my s3neo as pad through the app BT controller, but not everything works with all apps and still is inconvenient because I have not the sensitivity of the controller (in the sense I do not see what I touch when I watch TV) .
I floated the idea of linking one of my pad via OTG all'S3neo and use it as a "bridge" for the tablet via Bluetooth (I do not have wi fi).
I try with 360 pads but does not work (not pairing while on pc work and do not understand why)
The Logitech Dual Action is recognized, however, creates a problem: Some keys are associated with functions that can not be removed (for example by pressing the appropriate button of the triangle comes to my home and is therefore not usable in game)
The ps2 pad is however recognized the right analog is completely busted.
I tried with tincore keymapper but I have serious difficulties.
Thanks in advance!