Dennis
02-05-2006, 09:11 AM
Hi
My wireless desktop mouse just had an interesting encounter with the effects of EMI/EMC (Electro-Magnetic Interference/ Electro-Magnetic Compatibility) from my notebook computer AC adapter.
Symptoms:
The cursor of my wireless mouse suddenly slewed to a crawl and responded erratically to physical movements of the mouse.
Cause:
I had just attached my notebook computer to the router and placed the notebook mains adapter in line of sight between the desktop wireless mouse and the mouse docking station.
Cure:
Move the notebook mains adapter some 12” away, not in line of sight and normal behaviour of wireless mouse restored.
Cheers
Dennis
PS – In the mouse installation guide, it does mention avoiding placing the mouse near radiating sources.
My wireless desktop mouse just had an interesting encounter with the effects of EMI/EMC (Electro-Magnetic Interference/ Electro-Magnetic Compatibility) from my notebook computer AC adapter.
Symptoms:
The cursor of my wireless mouse suddenly slewed to a crawl and responded erratically to physical movements of the mouse.
Cause:
I had just attached my notebook computer to the router and placed the notebook mains adapter in line of sight between the desktop wireless mouse and the mouse docking station.
Cure:
Move the notebook mains adapter some 12” away, not in line of sight and normal behaviour of wireless mouse restored.
Cheers
Dennis
PS – In the mouse installation guide, it does mention avoiding placing the mouse near radiating sources.