Solaar recognizes neither of my Logitech unifying transceivers and their connected devices
Solaar tells me it finds no supported devices, recommends I check for them with lsusb. lsusb returns:
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I asked a similar question 4 years ago. https://www.linuxquestions.org/quest...ces-4175666922 I just installed the latest Solaar. I tried everything responders to that query suggested again. Does Solaar report only eventual devices, not the transceivers? |
and it was already answered: https://www.linuxquestions.org/quest...2/#post6077891
Most probably they are (those devices) already in use, connected. But if you have a pairing problem it cannot be solved with solaar too. First you need to be sure the receiver and the mouse/keyboard can communicate with each other. |
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logitech unifying receivers
I'd suggest contacting Logitech and asking them why you need 2 when you should need 1 for using 2 devices unless each device and receiver pair is uniquely set up with a certain frequency. but if they are truly unifying receivers then there shouldn't be such a frequency or pairing. you should be able to use any receiver with any device or any amount of devices, w/n reason. let them know that you're using Linux and what kernel you're using.
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Logitech only supports pairing of additional devices via their Windows or MacOS software so suggesting to contact them would be useless. If a unifying receiver is included with the keyboard or mouse then it is already paired but additional devices can be paired up to a total of 6 per Logitech's documentation.
As long as that device has a gold start then you should be able to pair it with any unifying receiver. Yes solaar should report already paired devices. I need to get another battery for my wireless mouse before I can test it myself... I don't think that solaar would work with multiple receivers so I assume that you would have to unplug one. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Log...fying_Receiver |
i only have a mouse with a unifying receiver. i can't speak of using more than 1 device and receiver. i was only suggesting what seemed to me was logical.
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I currently have both a KB and mouse on one receiver that were separate purchases a year or two apart, not in a set. No problem unifying them onto one receiver with solaar and have worked for me on a dozen different distros.
A quick google and I see M185 mouse came in both a unifying and non-unifying version. I don't see where in your posts you mention that your mouse has the orange unifying symbol. Even if you are using a unifying receiver, the device has to be one that can be unified. Pardon me if it has been posted and I didn't notice it. Perhaps it is possible that logitech stuck you with a receiver that can unify newer devices but a mouse that can't? |
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My newest mouse receiver is also a ID 046d:c52b device but does not have the actual orange star. All of my M325 mice have a star. While solaar recognizes the device and the paired mouse I can not modify any settings or pair another mouse.
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