The PAUM002 only has PS/2 and USB connections. Standard or 3rd party PS/2 to Serial port adapters may cause detection problems and we do not recommend using them. A utility file is available on our website (www.targus.com/support), which will allow you to use the second mouse button and the screen scroller features on your MAC computer. My mouse doesn’t respond correctly anymore - After changing the port it’s plugged into, my mouse doesn’t respond the way it used to.

A. If your mouse is attached to the PS/2 port, and the enhanced features are not working, you may need to disable the built-in mouse on your computer. The PS/2 Port on the expansion hub is configured by the Operating System as a USB HID mouse. If your mouse software continues to look for the mouse on the computer's PS/2 port, the enhanced features may not be available and your mouse will function as a standard two button mouse. See similar questions...

The enhanced features of the Screen Scroller Mouse are available for Windows 95/98/ME. They allow you to set options on the mouse including: Browsing direction: Move the roller forward to browse toward the top of the document, or back to browse toward the end of the document. Button find: Automatically position the cursor on the default (usually OK) button whenever a dialog box appears on your screen. Trails: makes it easier to find the cursor when you are using an LCD screen. See similar questions...

To remove the software driver from your hard disk, click the Start menu, select Programs, select the scroller mini mouse driver, and click Uninstall. Troubleshooting USB Installation problems – Windows 98 / ME / 2000 reports that drivers are missing or cannot be found. See similar questions...

If you are running a post-2.2.5 version of FreeBSD, the necessary driver, psm, is included and enabled in the kernel. The kernel should detect your PS/2 mouse at boot time. If you are running a previous but relatively recent version of FreeBSD (2.1.x or better) then you can simply enable it in the kernel configuration menu at installation time, otherwise later with -c at the boot: prompt. It is disabled by default, so you will need to enable it explicitly. See similar questions...

The Targus Optical Screen-Scroller Mouse lets you scroll effortlessly through Web sites, spreadsheets and documents with the touch of a button. The scroller button eliminates over 30% of the mouse movements while working on your PC - on the Internet or in your Windows applications. The Combo Screen-Scroller Mouse also allows you to use the same mouse on multiple platforms. See similar questions...

Yes. The Adder range support the use of serial mice using D9-6 Mini Din Adapters. With the larger ranges of switches these come as standard See similar questions...

The 10-pin header next to the dip switches is a 2nd serial port. You can hook this up to your PC's serial port (with a null modem), and get connectivity that way, utilizing the 'qtalk' app on the i-opener. This seems to support zmodem, but the i-opener doesn't seem to have the sz/rz binaries. If it did (or if you can find/FTP them), it might make an easy way to transfer files to/from your PC. See similar questions...

The issue is how Windows deals with the joystick - if you can calibrate / test the joystick via the joystick icon (Game Controllers / Gaming Options) in Control panel, then "Joystick-To-Mouse" will work. If the device actually plugs into the serial port (and NOT the game port), then it may possibly / or with the right drivers from the manufacturer, act like a mouse. Primarily "Joystick-To-Mouse" expects a standard game port joystick or USB joystick. See similar questions...

You can't. Do not try to use a PS/2? to serial adapter or any other adapter to connect the ergonomic mouse to a serial port. It won't work and may harm your computer. See similar questions...

Yes, because the SignaLink doesn't require a connection to the computer's serial port! Unlike other interfaces, the SignaLink never requires a serial port connection. This is particularly handy if your computer doesn't happen to have one! In addition to simplifying your installation, this feature also reduces the likelihood of the computer's RF noise getting into your radio. It also eliminates serial port related transmit problems that plague other interfaces. See similar questions...

The serial port should be located on the back of your computer. An example of a serial port image is provided here. See similar questions...

Answer: Yes. You will need our USB connector from Agrowsoft if you with to use the USB port. You will need no additional connectors if you use a standard RS232 serial computer port. Answer: You can set up the software so that it sends text messages with both Alerts and a periodic "push" of current conditions. You specify the time interval (for example every 60 minutes). Your environments will be checking in with you rather that you having to check in on them! See similar questions...

No. The serial port and gameport are totally different. Even if you could find a physical adapter they would still not be compatible electronically. See similar questions...

USB to Serial Support - Use a direct/single USB to serial cable, and stay away from multi-port "hubs". Unplug the serial cable to the weather station when changing PC connections, like from serial jack to USB jack. Power down the weather station before connecting the serial cable. See similar questions...

Yes but you must purchase a USB to Serial converter. We have the IOGEAR USB to Serial Port Adapter Model GUC232A available under RIGblaster Accessories. All of the software was written for serial port control so it will not work directly with a USB port. With the USB to RS232 serial adapter you can add the function of a serial port to a computer that doesn't have one or doesn't have and extra one. See similar questions...

If you want to use serial port of that PC, you need a conversion cable with DB9 serial port at PC side convert to mini DIN 6-pin at KVM side for such requirement. Note that only rack mount type KVM Switch (Ex: UKS8108-RO) has implemented such serial mouse to PS/2 mouse conversion. And only some old SCO UNIX systems need such connection. See similar questions...