Right click on the server app in your system tray (Windows) or Menu Bar (Mac), select “Settings,” and you will see the IP address of your computer. – Some networks will require you to manually enter the IP address shown in the Touch Mouse Server app (although this isn’t usually required). – Another potential causes could be your firewall or anti-virus software (you’ll need to add an exception for Touch Mouse… check the user’s guide for your firewall or anti-virus software for instructions on adding exceptions). ” On Mac, you can find it in your Applications folder – (look for iTouch-Server.app). ![]() To start the server on Windows systems, go to the Windows Start Menu and select “Logitech Touch Mouse Server. – Make sure the server app has been downloaded from, installed, and is running. Check your iPhone and computer to make sure they are on the same WiFi network. – The number one problem I’ve seen from systems I’ve personally looked at is the iPhone/iPod touch is not on the same WiFi network as the computer you want to control. The support requirements will be corrected. It only runs on OS X 10.5 or 10.6 (and Windows…). As you discovered, the Touch Mouse server doesn’t work on 10.4. My apologies to those of you who tried it on OS X 10.4. Check back here and we’ll let you know when it’s ready. I do not have a firm date, but it should be available in March. Your voices are heard! I’m sorry that we weren’t able to post in on the Canadian App Store from day one, but we will be making it available to you. I thought I’d address a few of the most common comments in one place…Īvailability in Canada. e.g page up, page down, switch applications back and for.Īndy here, from Logitech. Which can be linked with context activities. – Add more 3 and 3 fingers swip and scroll. Like on the Macbook Trackpad, an option for hiding buttons would help to get more space to move and scroll. I think that would be a more robust and a direct point to point connections, and much easier to install than in an office envirionments (no fserver to be installed, no firewall issues etc.) (I understoodt that with SDK3 that is possible) In an office envirionment the pointer movements “stall” for time to time a bit, I guess that is due to the WLAN setup, and the routers are 10 – 15 meters away. i need to move the point from left to right, but I have already at the right egde of the pad, so I lift the finger and place it somewhere on the left, in this case the point jumps already a about 20% further right), in that case in need to move my finger back to left) I observed this in XP I have tested that on OSX so. Pointer jumps : Tthe point jumps if i need to lift my fingers. I was using this in stead of my regular mouse. ![]() I have tested it today my 3G iPhone on a Mac and WIN PC XP(in our office), here a quick feedback. Give it a “scroll” and let us know what you think!įirst of, congratulations for a version 1.0 the quality is quite good, esp.
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