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| Gandalf_Sr:
I have a Logitech M185 mouse that works well but only on the front Type A USB port; has anyone made a mouse work from the rear Type B port? I bought a B to A USB adapter and it didn't work with the Logitech dongle. |
| aristarchus:
--- Quote from: Gandalf_Sr on June 18, 2020, 09:40:57 am ---I have a Logitech M185 mouse that works well but only on the front Type A USB port; has anyone made a mouse work from the rear Type B port? I bought a B to A USB adapter and it didn't work with the Logitech dongle. --- End quote --- Isnt the rear one a "USB DEVICE Interface" ? I guess it is not host, so it is used only to connect the oscope to your PC as a device. |
| luma:
That's correct - front USB A port is a USB host, meaning it can have devices plugged into it and control them as normal. Rear USB B is USB device, meaning it can be plugged into a host for remote control of the scope. If you need more USB A ports to connect additinal devices, use a hub connected to the front port. |
| Gandalf_Sr:
--- Quote from: aristarchus on June 18, 2020, 10:16:15 am ---Isn't the rear one a "USB DEVICE Interface" ? I guess it is not host, so it is used only to connect the oscope to your PC as a device. --- End quote --- I think you're right, not being a USB expert, the idea that it is only a 'device' totally escaped my feeble mind. Anyway, the slight irritation is that, if the front USB port is used for a mouse dongle, then there's no USB port available to run a USB drive to save screen captures to - unless you run a hub. |
| Gandalf_Sr:
So, a hub seems like a good purchase. Can anyone confirm what works with the MSO5000? I think it's USB 2.0 and wondered if this one from Amazon would do? |
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