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Taking apart Dell MS111-L Logitech/PixArt mouse #19
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The mouse sensor is turned by 180 degree. No other mouse manufacturer does this. Logitech has control over the FW for sure! |
This mouse is completely different than the Dell MS111-P or the Dell MS116 inside! |
Mouse connected to the system:
You see |
There is a photo sensor for the mouse wheel movement in the MS111-L. |
See also: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGIq6y55p_E |
Thank you very much! You saved life of my mouse :). |
Although it hurts me to take apart a completely unused mouse, somebody has to do it!
This mouse has a really strange mouse wheel. So better put the spring back into the correct location before closing the device. My detail picture shows you how it has to look like.
I knew it, in this Dell mouse identifying with Logitech idVendor there is also a PixArt chip.
USB IDs:
USB_DEVICE_ID_LOGITECH_C077
(046d:c077
)PixArt IC: PAW3526DB-FJY2
Must be a secret collaboration between PixArt and Logitech. There is no datasheet for this one. That indicates more and more that there is Logitech firmware in the PixArt chips with the buffer overflow bug.
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