Bluetooth logitech mouse Bluetooth#

The following table describes the buttons and the button-codes they send to Linux. The M720 has a LOT of buttons (at least 9, maybe 10 or even 11 depending on how you count them). When I used the Unifying receiver to connect with the Raspberry Pi, the mouse worked normally.

Bluetooth logitech mouse Bluetooth#

I suspect that this problem is somehow related to the Raspbian updates made last year, when they rewrote the Bluetooth UI. All of these systems work just fine with my other Bluetooth mice. I tried this with the Pi 3 built-in Bluetooth, and the Pi 2 with two different Bluetooth USB dongles.

Paired successfully, but this device has no services which can be used with Raspberry Pi All of them paired with no problem and worked perfectly except the Raspberry Pi, which gave me this rather interesting message when I paired it via Bluetooth:

I have tested this mouse with several different notebooks and netbooks, and a number of different Linux distributions, using both Bluetooth and Unifying connections. It seems like there is a very small delay, less than one second, while the protocol changes and then everything works completely normally again. I can set the mouse to channel 1 and use it normally, then press the Toggle button and change to channel 2, and continue using the mouse normally. I have the M720 paired with the Unifying receiver on channel 1, and also paired with the same system via Bluetooth on channel 2. Here's a good example of what I mean by that.