Modern mobile mouse linux

Set up Surface Mobile Mouse or Microsoft Modern Mobile Mouse

The Surface Mobile Mouse and Microsoft Modern Mobile Mouse are designed to work anywhere.

Requirements

To get set up, you’ll need a PC that’s running Windows 11 with support for Bluetooth 4.0 or later. This mouse supports Swift Pair in Windows 11 for faster pairing.

Connect your mouse

Your mouse has a shared power and Bluetooth pairing button located on the bottom. Press the button once to turn the mouse on or off. For Bluetooth pairing, press and hold the button to put the mouse in discovery mode.

Pair your mouse with Bluetooth

Turn on your mouse, then follow the instructions to pair it to your PC:

Press and hold the button on the bottom of the mouse until the LED light starts to flash (about 5 seconds).

On your Windows 11 PC, select Connect if a notification appears for your mouse, then wait for it to get set up.

Don’t see the notification? Select Start > Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Add device > Bluetooth > Microsoft Modern Mobile Mouse or Surface Mobile Mouse.

Once your mouse is paired, the LED light will stop flashing. The light will stay on until you turn off your mouse.

Download the Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center

To change basic settings for your mouse, select Start > Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Mouse.

If you want to change the button functions, scroll options, and more, download the Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center. To get the app, see Mouse and Keyboard Center download.

Related topics

The Surface Mobile Mouse and Microsoft Modern Mobile Mouse are designed to work anywhere.

Requirements

To get set up, you’ll need a PC that’s running Windows 10 with support for Bluetooth 4.0 or later. This mouse supports Swift Pair in Windows 10 for faster pairing.

Connect your mouse

Your mouse has a shared power and Bluetooth pairing button located on the bottom. Press the button once to turn the mouse on or off. For Bluetooth pairing, press and hold the button to put the mouse in discovery mode.

Pair your mouse with Bluetooth

Turn on your mouse, then follow the instructions to pair it to your PC:

Press and hold the button on the bottom of the mouse until the LED light starts to flash (about 5 seconds).

On your Windows 10 PC, select Connect if a notification appears for your mouse, then wait for it to get set up.

Don’t see the notification? Select Start > Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & other devices > Add Bluetooth or other device > Bluetooth > Microsoft Modern Mobile Mouse or Surface Mobile Mouse.

Once your mouse is paired, the LED light will stop flashing. The light will stay on until you turn off your mouse.

Download the Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center

To change basic settings for your mouse, select Start > Settings > Devices > Mouse .

If you want to change the button functions, scroll options, and more, download the Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center. To get the app, see Mouse and Keyboard Center download.

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Linux Ubuntu

Здравствуйте, у меня Linux Ubuntu 20.10,хотел бы узнать, будет ли работать мышка в данной системе?

Работает, но чтобы постоянно не дисконнектилась, надо поковырять настройки энергосбережения — отключить и для мышки, и для BT-контроллера, и убедиться, что после ребута настройки сохраняются.

Совместимость
Windows 10 / Windows 10 ARM / Windows 8.1 / Mac OS 10+ / Android 6.0+

Это официально. На старых версиях убунту, судя по отзывам, были небольшие трудности в настройке. Сразу и само работать скорее всего не будет.

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Muddy Boots

photography, computing, scientific research, and other ramblings by Johann A. Briffa

Using a Microsoft Bluetooth Mouse on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS

Today’s blog post is a bit of a note to self. As usual, I had solved this problem once before, but had to repeat a fair bit of work to solve it again on another box. So I thought I should really write it up, for future reference.

Over the last several weeks I have been working through some long-awaited upgrades to my home PC. This involved performance upgrades (the usual mainboard, CPU, RAM combo), quietness upgrades (basically I replaced all the fans with lower-noise Noctua fans for a very significant improvement), and human-interface upgrades (mice and keyboards). Most of the process was fairly straight forward, so I’ll spare you the details there. With the mice, however, I hit a few snags (which I must say were not unexpected).

Background

The problem at hand is how to pair recent Microsoft Bluetooth mice with an Ubuntu box, and get them to work. This applies at least to the following models:

• Microsoft Arc Touch Bluetooth Mouse
• Microsoft Designer Bluetooth Mouse
• Microsoft Surface Mouse (which looks suspiciously like the Microsoft Modern Mouse)

I have each of the above models, and this solution has been tested with all of them. (The first model is what I use as a portable mouse with my Surface; the others are intended for my desktop, which has a dual-seat setup.)

The difficulty is that, with an out-of-the-box Ubuntu setup, the mice will pair but will not work.

Solution

First of all, you’ll need a bluetooth adapter that supports the 4.0 LE standard or later. You can check what standard your system supports by running the following command:

The Bluetooth version is listed under “HCI Version”. Next step involves editing a couple files in the system:

• /lib/udev/rules.d/50-bluetooth-hci-auto-poweron.rules
  • Comment out the only non-commented line
• /etc/bluetooth/main.conf
  • Uncomment the lines with “[Policy]” and “AutoEnable=true” (the latter one needs to be edited)

Reboot, and pair the mouse. At this point it should work, but if not, try un-pairing and re-pairing once (in some cases this may be necessary).

Just to make life more interesting, the web page where I had found the solution originally (when pairing the Arc Touch with my Surface) seems to be offline. Thankfully, the web archive has a copy.

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Microsoft Modern Mobile Mouse

Мышь Microsoft Modern Mobile Mouse в разных цветовых исполнениях

Мышь, которая с вами всегда и повсюду

Работайте с комфортом, пользуясь Microsoft Modern Mobile Mouse. Благодаря легкому и плоскому дизайну она обеспечивает удобную навигацию, не занимая при этом много места и не обременяя вас, как традиционные мыши.

Артикул: KTF-00067 (Цвета ледника (голубоватый)) | KTF-00027 (Мятный) | KTF-00051 (Персиковый) | KTF-00039 (Пастельно-синий) | KTF-00012 (Черный)

Тонкая и легкая

Microsoft Modern Mobile Mouse обеспечивает удобную навигацию, не занимая при этом много места и не обременяя вас, как традиционные мыши.

Плавная и удобная прокрутка

Оснащена колесом прокрутки для комфортной работы. Благодаря фигурной форме с плавными линиями идеально помещается в руке и позволяет комфортно работать на протяжении многих часов.

Беспроводная

Отсутствие шнуров и USB-ключей позволяет освободить рабочее пространство и место в вашей сумке. Беспроводное подключение к вашему ПК с Windows 10 по Bluetooth®.

Работает на различных поверхностях

Благодаря встроенной технологии BlueTrack вы можете работать с Microsoft Modern Mobile Mouse практически где угодно – на столе, диване или полу. 1

Дополните Microsoft Modern Mobile Mouse этими аксессуарами

Оптимизируйте свое рабочее пространство

Добивайтесь большего вместе с аксессуарами Майкрософт, которые созданы для повышения комфорта и производительности.

Интерфейс

Частота беспроводной связи

Диапазон частот 2,4 ГГц

Расстояние беспроводной связи

До 10 м на открытых пространствах и до 5 м в офисных помещениях

Кнопки

Левая, правая и средняя кнопки, колесо прокрутки и кнопка питания (при длительном нажатии работает как кнопка сопряжения)

Функции

Металлическое колесо вертикальной прокрутки, функция нажатия колеса прокрутки, функция быстрой связи для удобного сопряжения мыши и компьютера, поддерживается в ОС Windows 10 с установленным обновлением за апрель 2018 г. (или более поздними обновлениями)

Настраиваемые функции 4

Регулировка разрешения по осям X-Y; переназначение функции нажатия колеса прокрутки; взаимная замена левой и правой кнопок мыши; персонализация работы колеса прокрутки; информирование об уровне заряда аккумулятора

Отслеживание перемещения

Проприетарная технология Майкрософт BlueTrack™ для Windows 10 / 8.1

Совместимость

Windows 10 / Windows 10 ARM / Windows 8.1 / Mac OS 10+ / Android 6.0+

Вес

78 г вместе с 2 щелочными батарейками размера AAA

Срок службы батареи 1

До 12 месяцев при стандартном использовании 1

Гарантия

Ограниченная гарантия на оборудование: 1 год 5

Размеры

107,20 мм x 60,30 мм x 25,80 мм

Цвета 2

Цвета ледника (голубоватый), Черный, персиковый, мятный и пастельно-синий

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Bluetooth mouse

This article describes configuration & troubleshooting steps specific to Bluetooth mice. The information here builds on the main Bluetooth article, and assumes the user has already followed any installation, configuration, or troubleshooting from that article.

Contents

Configuration

Apple Magic Mouse scroll speed

If the scroll speed is too slow, you can try

Scroll speed can be set from 0 to 63.

If the speed suits you, you can make the change permanent in /etc/modprobe.d/

Apple Magic Mouse middle click

If you find the middle click to be too finicky, you can disable it

If this setting suits you, you can make the change permantent in /etc/modprobe.d/

Mouse pairing and dual boot

When dual booting Windows and Linux, you may find yourself having to re-pair your Bluetooth mouse again and again. This will happen every time you switch OS, because when you pair your device, your Bluetooth service generates a unique set of pairing keys. And the core reason is that the set of pairing keys cannot be shared between the two OS.

First, your computer stores the Bluetooth device’s mac address and pairing key. Second, your Bluetooth device stores your computer’s mac address and the matching key. This usually works fine, but the mac address for your Bluetooth port will be the same on both Linux and Windows (it is set on the hardware level). However, when you re-pair the device in Windows or Linux, it generates a new key. That key overwrites the previously stored key on the Bluetooth device. Windows overwrites the Linux key and vice versa.

To fix the problem, follow the instructions on [1].

if using a Bluetooth LE device use this python script, slightly edited to adapt for arch, originally discussed on [2].

Troubleshooting

Mouse lag

If you experience mouse lag you can try to increase the polling rate. See Mouse polling rate for more information.

You can try to set the minimum/maximum latency for the mouse in BlueZ [3]:

Add or modify the following section in /var/lib/bluetooth/mac-of-your-adapter/mac-of-your-mouse/info (adapt the path accordingly):

Also, you can use hcitool (in bluez-utils-compat AUR ) to change latency parameters of the device:

Note that this method is only effective for the current connection. If the mouse gets disconnected, you will need to execute again.

Alternatively, you can change the default latency settings via debugfs. See /sys/kernel/debug/bluetooth/hci0/conn__interval> .

This example will solve the lag problems, but you must un pair and pair the mouse:

Problems with the USB dongle

If you have trouble with your USB dongle, you may also want to try:

At this point, you should get an hci0 device with:

Sometimes the device is not active right away. Try starting the interface with:

and searching for devices as shown above.

Mouse always disconnects

If the mouse stops working but works again after restarting bluetooth, or the mouse seemingly keeps «falling asleep» after a couple of seconds of inactivity (which is the case for at least some models of Dell XPS 13 [4]), you may need to disable USB autosuspend for the selected device.

The issue may also lie in the device timeout and HID settings. See #Thinkpad Bluetooth Laser Mouse problems.

If you are using a Logitech device, this issue may be resolved by following the procedure in #Problems with the Logitech BLE mouse (M557, M590, anywhere mouse 2, etc).

Thinkpad Bluetooth Laser Mouse problems

If you are experiencing that your Thinkpad Bluetooth Laser Mouse rapidly connects and then (after a few milliseconds) disconnects again every few seconds (when you move the mouse or press a button), try pairing it with the code 0000 instead pairing without a code.

If the above is unhelpful, the issue may be in the device timeout settings. Edit/create the file /etc/bluetooth/input.conf and apply the following changes:

These changes will prevent device timeout in order to remain connected. The second setting enables userspace HID handling for bluetooth devices. Restart bluetooth.service to test changes. You also may need a reboot and to re-pair the device.

Kensington Expert Wireless Trackball problems

The Kensington Expert Wireless Trackball has default polling rates in the 200ms range, which make it laggy. To fix that, add or modify the [ConnectionParameters] section in /var/lib/bluetooth/mac-of-your-adapter/mac-of-your-mouse/info (adapt the path according to your mouse bluetooth address) as shown above, especially lower the latency to a small number or even 0 .

Problems with the Logitech BLE mouse (M557, M590, anywhere mouse 2, etc)

In some case, the mouse is paired but not moving when used. The device add to be trusted and unblocked. First of all open a terminal and run bluetoothctl

1. Power off the bluetooth:
2. Power on the bluetooth, then enable the pairing method on the mouse if needed:
3. List the available bluetooth devices, you have to copy the mouse device ID XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:
4. Unpair the device if already paired:
5. Put device in pairing mode (typically by long pressing a button, or a key combination on some keyboards). It will be detected by scan and displayed. Mind that the device ID may have changed (slightly), so copy the device ID shown by the scan.
6. Trust the device:
7. Pair the mouse with the computer:
8. Connect the computer with the mouse:
9. Unblock the device control:
10. Power the bluetooth off and on.

If the mouse does not work directly, just power off and power on the mouse.

In some cases, it may also be necessary to load the uhid kernel module.

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