I then re-pared the meece (using the Unifying software) to the M515 dongle. However, when I then tried to use M185 with its own dongle, it simply would not work. That seemed to work fine too, according to the UI report. The UI can display a report of the battery status (if the software can fetch the battery status) and the firmware version of each mouse paired. Then I installed it and, using the unifying software, paired the 3 meece to the M515 dongle.
They used the USB device "Logitech HID-compliant cordless mouse".Īs M515 was a Unifying dongle, I downloaded the Unifying software from Logitech support. They all worked fine, separately, using their 3 separate, individual/unique dongles. Using Win10 the other day, I experimentally took 3 meeces (Logitech M185, M215, M515). I wondered whether any DCF denizens could help to unravel a problem with this unifying process.
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