Then you should be able to pull up on the battery cover and remove it from the mouse. After you remove the usb stick there might be a button somewhere on the bottom of the mouse that you should be able to press to get the battery cover to pop up.

It also appears that the plastic cover behind the two buttons (this cover has targus written on it) Should come off. Tried all 4 USB ports of my ASG220 appliance - which btw. is running 8.202 - on the other hand the USB to PS/2 dual adapter to connect keyboard and mouse to my KVM worked perfectly without rebooting.Under the mouse there should be a usb stick attached to the mouse which most likely should slide out from the mouse.

Now I am getting confused - 'usbserial' not found? I read something about 3G modems being mounted with 'usbserial' ( ) - is this because it is the beta version in the post he is referring to and in a production environment 'usbserial' is not available (yet)?Įven after rebooting the appliance with the USB adapter connected (to UPS) I get the same results. If I try to mount the device manually it shows this.: but it would not mount on /dev/ttyUSB* so I could test to connect to the UPS. usb 3-1: Manufacturer: Targus Group Intl usb 3-1: new full speed USB device using uhci_hcd and address 6 Now the trouble starts - the Targus device will be found when plugged into the ASG here (dmesg). Since my UPS only has a Smart-Signalling console port (RJ-45-10, with APC RJ-45-10 to DB9 cable ) I am now trying to connect my ASG220 to the UPS using a USB-to-Serial adapter (Targus PA088E) which Linux generically supports using 'mct_u232'. Initially I wanted to hook up my UPS (APC Smart-Ups RT 3000 XL) to the ASG220, but I already found out that Asatro only supports UPS with USB.

Driver for targus pa088