Mice With Mac

[#1]

Hello

I also get the error message: No Logitech Device found. I am using the VX Nano with Snow Leopard on the latest MBP 13".

Before that I use LCC 3.0, which actually worked fine with SL (maybe because it was installed before the SL upgrade)

Does anyone have a solution?

[#2]

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reeniNc wrote:

Hello

I also get the error message: No Logitech Device found. I am using the VX Nano with Snow Leopard on the latest MBP 13".

Before that I use LCC 3.0, which actually worked fine with SL (maybe because it was installed before the SL upgrade)

Does anyone have a solution?

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I would suggest to start clean since it was working before and not a hardware issue.

1. uninstall LCC

2. reinstall LCC 3.1

3. Make sure mouse is moving / clicking

4. open LCC to verify

[#3]

Hi, I am having this problem with all of my logitech devices.  I have uninstalled and reinstalled the LCC3.1 and am indeed running Snow Leopard.  Devices in question:

MX series mouse: M-RAG97

SN LZC45060105

Cordless Desktop Pro Keyboard Y-RJ7

Cordless Desktop Wave Keyboard and Mouse

I was running 3.0 under Snow leopard with minor issues.  When I upgraded to 3.1 my devices were no longer detected.

[#4]

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badlemur wrote:

Hi, I am having this problem with all of my logitech devices.  I have uninstalled and reinstalled the LCC3.1 and am indeed running Snow Leopard.  Devices in question:

MX series mouse: M-RAG97

SN LZC45060105

Cordless Desktop Pro Keyboard Y-RJ7

Cordless Desktop Wave Keyboard and Mouse

I was running 3.0 under Snow leopard with minor issues.  When I upgraded to 3.1 my devices were no longer detected.

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With Forum users help, we find out that some incidents theLCC Daemon did not start for unkown reason(s). 

(The LCC Daemon did not start or stopped issue has been escalated and it is now under investigation.)

Here is  the workaround:

1.  Active Logitech Control Center Daemon manually (double-click): Go to Library > Application Support > Logitech > Logitech Control Center Daemon

2. Verify the LCC Daemon is running with 'Activities Monitor'  in Utilites

3. If LCC Daemont did not restart after reboot, you can add it to 'login items' in user accounts as workaround for now.

[#5]

No Device Connected Problem w/ Marble Mouse USB (trackball)

P/N 804377-0000

Mac Pro 1,1; OSX 10.6.1

LCC 3.1

Hub in Apple Pro Keyboard:

  Product ID:    0x1003
  Vendor ID:    0x05ac  (Apple Inc.)
  Version:     4.20
  Speed:    Up to 12 Mb/sec
  Manufacturer:    Mitsumi Electric
  Location ID:    0xfd430000
  Current Available (mA):    500
  Current Required (mA):    50

USB Trackball:

  Product ID:    0xc408
  Vendor ID:    0x046d  (Logitech Inc.)
  Version:    14.00
  Speed:    Up to 1.5 Mb/sec
  Manufacturer:    Logitech
  Location ID:    0xfd431000
  Current Available (mA):    100
  Current Required (mA):    50

Thanks for the help.

[#6]

Hi,

I have collected the info,

Cheers

[#7]

iwd

jomf

You should receive an Email from our system shortly.

Thanks

[#8]

I'm having the same issue,

I've started the LLC Deamon and done mutipule uninstalls/reinstalls using 3.1.0

[#9]

I have the same exact issue -- Mac Pro, OSX 10.5.8

No device connected problem with Marble Mouse T-BC21

LCC 3.1

 Product ID:    0xc408
  Vendor ID:    0x046d  (Logitech Inc.)
  Version:    14.00
  Speed:    Up to 1.5 Mb/sec
  Manufacturer:    Logitech
  Location ID:    0xfa430000
  Current Available (mA):    100
  Current Required (mA):    50

[#10]

Hello,

Sorry for my english, but I'm French... :s

So, my MX 1000 laser mouse doesn't works with my iMac.

Product : M/N:M-RBA97

P/N:852384-0000

Connected in bluetooth with the USB bluetooth controller Logitech.

MacOS X 10.5.8

LCC 3.10

When I go to the pref panel to LCC I'v got this message :

http://img27.imageshack.us/i/image1xh.png/

I've already test to uninstall/reinstall but nothing.

Thanks for your help

Amos