Hello LogiOps Developers,
I would like to request support for the Logitech Signature M650 mouse.
My System Information:
- OS: Linux (KDE Plasma 6.4)
- Connection: Using the official Logi Bolt Receiver.
Diagnostics Performed:
- The mouse works perfectly with Solaar, which correctly identifies the device model ("Logi M650") and reports its battery status accurately. This confirms the underlying system and kernel can communicate with the device.
- The
logid -v command only detects the Bolt receiver ([INFO] Detected receiver at /dev/hidrawX) but does not enumerate the connected M650 mouse (and my MX Keys Mini), even with a manual entry in logid.cfg.
evtest Button Codes:
To assist in adding support, I have captured the button codes for the M650 using evtest on /dev/input/eventX:
| Physical Button |
evtest Code |
| Left Click |
BTN_LEFT (272) |
| Right Click |
BTN_RIGHT (273) |
| Middle Click (Wheel) |
BTN_MIDDLE (274) |
| Side Button (Back) |
BTN_SIDE (275) |
| Side Button (Forward) |
BTN_EXTRA (276) |
It seems the device definitions for this specific model are missing from the current version of LogiOps. Adding them would be a fantastic improvement.
Thank you for your excellent work on this project!
Hello LogiOps Developers,
I would like to request support for the Logitech Signature M650 mouse.
My System Information:
Diagnostics Performed:
logid -vcommand only detects the Bolt receiver ([INFO] Detected receiver at /dev/hidrawX) but does not enumerate the connected M650 mouse (and my MX Keys Mini), even with a manual entry inlogid.cfg.evtestButton Codes:To assist in adding support, I have captured the button codes for the M650 using
evteston/dev/input/eventX:evtestCodeBTN_LEFT(272)BTN_RIGHT(273)BTN_MIDDLE(274)BTN_SIDE(275)BTN_EXTRA(276)It seems the device definitions for this specific model are missing from the current version of LogiOps. Adding them would be a fantastic improvement.
Thank you for your excellent work on this project!