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Why does only one mouse work at a time?
Quick Answer:
The Y-mouse is only capable of accepting data from one device at a time. As long as it is accepting input from one device the other device will not be able to send data through the Y-mouse.
Further Reading:
Y-mouse Standard Behavior:
Our Y-mouse devices are designed to only accept data from one attached device at a time. This means that any additionally attached devices will be ignored by the Y-mouse until the first device stops reporting.
Or-ing Y-mouse:
The Or-ing version of our Y-mouse devices are designed to accept data from two devices simultaneously. In the case of using two mice simultaneously, the Y-mouse's output will be an average of the data coming into the Y-mouse from the attached devices.
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Last update: 2007-12-07 13:56
Author: Brandon
Revision: 1.0
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