27" wakes but mouse wakes 1min later ?

[aicul]

Hi

My iMac 27" with ML wakes in a few seconds after I click on the mouse.

However, the mouse cursor only moves on the screen after a easy 60 seconds !

I've checked all the settings and even another (identical) mouse, same behaviour.

Any ideas on what could cause this problem ?

ooops. nearly forgot the mouse is the apple BT mouse.

thanks

 

[aicul]

Still have this problem...

anyone have some suggestions ???

please ?

 

[dontpannic]

It's just where the Bluetooth is reconnecting isn't it?

 

[aicul]

It's just where the Bluetooth is reconnecting isn't it?

Not really, I can wake the iMac with the bluetooth mouse, but then once the screen lights up, the mouse is out of commission for about a minute. After that the mouse is fine again.

So I don't think the bluetooth is at fault. It's more something the iMac is doing that is hanging the mouse cursor.

 

[dontpannic]

Not really, I can wake the iMac with the bluetooth mouse, but then once the screen lights up, the mouse is out of commission for about a minute. After that the mouse is fine again.

So I don't think the bluetooth is at fault. It's more something the iMac is doing that is hanging the mouse cursor.

Resuming from sleep I'd imagine - I have the same with my Magic Mouse and MBP. The Magic Mouse won't maintain a connection with the Mac when both devices are asleep so I'd assume the mouse sends a packet to the last known device (mac) to wake it up, then the OS does the pairing once it's woken up.

 

[aicul]

Resuming from sleep I'd imagine - I have the same with my Magic Mouse and MBP. The Magic Mouse won't maintain a connection with the Mac when both devices are asleep so I'd assume the mouse sends a packet to the last known device (mac) to wake it up, then the OS does the pairing once it's woken up.

When I talked to apple they indicated that the iMac 27" does not have a deep sleep feature, hence the bluetooth connection should persist.

Actually, I don't think this is an expected feature of the iMac as it is not user friendly. Initially I thought the mouse was off, then I check the batteries, etc. A confusion Apple would not want to entice into its users.

The iMac also has a turbo-drive and I was wondering if the wake from sleep of this drive was not a possible cause.

 

[Giuly]

Let me take a guess: You don't use a Magic Mouse?

 

[Gav2k]

What's the light on the mouse doing during the minute??