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Post by mauvehead on Aug 3, 2017 12:52:35 GMT -8
Howdy...
I've been having issues with the MTi2 randomly moving the mouse cursor around. It usually happens within the first hour of powering things up. I've found that when this happens I can fix things by unplugging the MTi2's USB cable from my MBP, wait a couple seconds, and then plug it back in and then things behave after that. Typically when this erratic behavior occurs I'll have been away from my studio desk and then when I return to the room the mouse cursor will be jumping all over the place, random new folders will have been made on my desktop, etc. It gets crazy.
Is there a fix for this? Is this a common issue? Driver related?
I'm on a 2011 MBP (Model ID 8,3), running latest OSX 10.12.6.
Any help would be much appreciated!
Todd
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Post by mauvehead on Aug 7, 2017 10:16:16 GMT -8
Bump. Anyone?
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Post by jameyz on Aug 7, 2017 14:58:08 GMT -8
Howdy... I've been having issues with the MTi2 randomly moving the mouse cursor around. It usually happens within the first hour of powering things up. I've found that when this happens I can fix things by unplugging the MTi2's USB cable from my MBP, wait a couple seconds, and then plug it back in and then things behave after that. Typically when this erratic behavior occurs I'll have been away from my studio desk and then when I return to the room the mouse cursor will be jumping all over the place, random new folders will have been made on my desktop, etc. It gets crazy. Is there a fix for this? Is this a common issue? Driver related? I'm on a 2011 MBP (Model ID 8,3), running latest OSX 10.12.6. Any help would be much appreciated! Todd Is the USB plugged directly into the computer or a hub?? If a hub try to plug direct into the computer, or if you are direct into the computer please try a different port. If that doesn't help, please try a different USB cable, as I have seen some USB cables not have enough power to power the touch screen. |
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Post by mauvehead on Aug 7, 2017 18:44:22 GMT -8
Is the USB plugged directly into the computer or a hub?? If a hub try to plug direct into the computer, or if you are direct into the computer please try a different port. If that doesn't help, please try a different USB cable, as I have seen some USB cables not have enough power to power the touch screen. |
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Post by jameyz on Aug 7, 2017 19:26:50 GMT -8
Is the USB plugged directly into the computer or a hub?? If a hub try to plug direct into the computer, or if you are direct into the computer please try a different port. If that doesn't help, please try a different USB cable, as I have seen some USB cables not have enough power to power the touch screen. good to know.. Try to get a hold of a USB booster cable, as most USBs wont have enough power to go more than 6 FT. |
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Post by mauvehead on Aug 15, 2017 9:37:12 GMT -8
Quick follow-up here. Since removing the USB extension cable things have been solid with the MTi2. No more glitchy behavior. Things are back to normal and reliable. I'll definitely need to look into a USB booster as well (any suggestions on brands to favor or avoid?) Thanks for the help Jamey!
Regards...
Todd
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