![]() ![]() ![]() Mobileassetd handleCopyAssetAttributes: HANDLER - copyAssetAttributes : com_apple_MobileAsset_prefpanes_TrackpadMouseVideos_17/1fd95700e769cbaeb33e1f89e032b747cd754d90.zipīluetoothd ***** Signalling channel = 0x7fce9473f360 opened for device = (me)'s Trackpad.īluetoothd BluetoothHIDDriverPublished - appleHIDDevice (me)'s Trackpadīluetoothd examining device: (me)'s Trackpadįud Stream event happened for filter: .ackpad.6.btįud - filter name: .Hi, I’m deciding what should I purchase to be able to use the pointer on an iPad Pro. Note: names have been replaced with (me) AirPlayXPCHelper (me)'s Trackpad has no service mask Note: names have been replaced with (me) fud Stream event happened for filter: .ackpad.6.btįud -: state=5 nextState=-1 filter=.ackpad.6.btįud - filter name: .ackpad.6.bt - exclusion group - .ackpad.6.btįud ExclusionGroupFilter: .ackpad.6.bt (.ackpad.6.bt)įud Creating new state machine for event: FudEvent - Client:(null) Type:112 Filter.ackpad.6.bt Data: ![]() Removing my finger from the trackpad stops this behaviour. At one point when attached to the MacBook Air wirelessly, holding my finger down on the trackpad with enough force to normally make it click once, it would start clicking at about 15 clicks/second, with additional attempts sometimes causing about 7-8 clicks/second.This also happens for my Magic Keyboard, but there are no observed issues when using it. Console logs seem to indicate that macOS tries to contact to update the trackpad, but fails to do so due to a 403 Forbidden response from the server.I can't confirm this as being consistent behaviour across attempts, but the iMac appears to cause the trackpad to simply stop working altogether, where the MacBook Air causes it to stop and then start repetitively.Turning the trackpad off and on immediately after this disconnection behaviour previously fixed the issue for about 15 minutes, but now only fixes it for 15 seconds, after which the previous behaviour recurs.The issue remains after wirelessly connecting to a MacBook Air (11-Inch, Early 2015, macOS 10.13.3, 1.6GHz, 4GB, 120GB), and changing the location of both the Air and the trackpad does not change anything.Plugging it in renders different output in Console.app which confirms that the iMac detects it as a USB device. This now has no effect for some reason, and the observed behaviour is the same whether plugged in or wireless. ![]()
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