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#1 Le 07/08/2012, à 15:24

Marrrrrrrie

Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

Bonjour,

Je viens d'installer ubuntu 12.04 sur un Dell latitude E6330.
Il y a un seul problème majeur : le scroll sur le côté droit du touchpad ne fonctionne pas.
Le scroll-down marche avec une souris externe. Dans les paramètres systèmes il semble que mon touchpad soit reconnu comme une souris.
J'ai aussi essayé gsynaptics mais cocher ou décocher la case "utiliser la molette" ne change rien...
Avez-vous une idée pour m'aider ?

Merci beaucoup !
Marie

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#2 Le 07/08/2012, à 21:31

gguillaume017

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

Bienvenue au club smile
Essaie avec Synaptiks, une appli KDE qui marche du tonnerre pour les Touchpad !

Dernière modification par gguillaume017 (Le 07/08/2012, à 21:32)

#3 Le 08/08/2012, à 14:46

Marrrrrrrie

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

Salut !

Merci pour ta réponse. J'ai installé Synaptiks, mais quand je le lance je reçois le message d'erreur suivant:
"No touchpad found
No touchpad was found in this system. If the system has a touchpad, please make sure that the synaptics driver is properly installed and configured.
If your touchpad is not found though the driver is installed and configured correctly, please compile detailed information about your touchpad hardware and report this issue."
Et dans paramètres systèmes il y a une souris.
Mon touchpad à l'air reconnu comme une souris et pas comme un touchpad !
Comment faire pour changer ça ?

Marie

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#4 Le 11/08/2012, à 08:42

Marrrrrrrie

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

Voilà ce que donne xinput list :

⎡ Virtual core pointer                    	id=2	[master pointer  (3)]
⎜   ↳ Virtual core XTEST pointer              	id=4	[slave  pointer  (2)]
⎜   ↳ PS/2 Generic Mouse                      	id=12	[slave  pointer  (2)]
⎣ Virtual core keyboard                   	id=3	[master keyboard (2)]
    ↳ Virtual core XTEST keyboard             	id=5	[slave  keyboard (3)]
    ↳ Power Button                            	id=6	[slave  keyboard (3)]
    ↳ Video Bus                               	id=7	[slave  keyboard (3)]
    ↳ Power Button                            	id=8	[slave  keyboard (3)]
    ↳ Sleep Button                            	id=9	[slave  keyboard (3)]
    ↳ Integrated Webcam                       	id=10	[slave  keyboard (3)]
    ↳ AT Translated Set 2 keyboard            	id=11	[slave  keyboard (3)]
    ↳ Dell WMI hotkeys 

Puis un xinput --list-props 12 donne :

Device 'PS/2 Generic Mouse':
        Device Enabled (132):   1
        Coordinate Transformation Matrix (134): 1.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000, 1.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000, 1.000000
        Device Accel Profile (256):     0
        Device Accel Constant Deceleration (257):       1.000000
        Device Accel Adaptive Deceleration (258):       1.000000
        Device Accel Velocity Scaling (259):    10.000000
        Device Product ID (252):        2, 1
        Device Node (253):      "/dev/input/event7"
        Evdev Axis Inversion (260):     0, 0
        Evdev Axes Swap (262):  0
        Axis Labels (263):      "Rel X" (142), "Rel Y" (143)
        Button Labels (264):    "Button Left" (135), "Button Middle" (136), "Button Right" (137), "Button Wheel Up" (138), "Button Wheel Down" (139)
        Evdev Middle Button Emulation (265):    0
        Evdev Middle Button Timeout (266):      50
        Evdev Third Button Emulation (267):     0
        Evdev Third Button Emulation Timeout (268):     1000
        Evdev Third Button Emulation Button (269):      3
        Evdev Third Button Emulation Threshold (270):   20
        Evdev Wheel Emulation (271):    0
        Evdev Wheel Emulation Axes (272):       0, 0, 4, 5
        Evdev Wheel Emulation Inertia (273):    10
        Evdev Wheel Emulation Timeout (274):    200
        Evdev Wheel Emulation Button (275):     4
        Evdev Drag Lock Buttons (276):  0

où apparement il y a des possibilités d'émulation de molette etc... comment les activer ?
                       

Et un cat /proc/bus/input/devices :

I: Bus=0011 Vendor=0002 Product=0001 Version=0000
N: Name="PS/2 Generic Mouse"
P: Phys=isa0060/serio1/input0
S: Sysfs=/devices/platform/i8042/serio1/input/input7
U: Uniq=
H: Handlers=mouse0 event7
B: PROP=0
B: EV=7
B: KEY=70000 0 0 0 0
B: REL=3

Du coup, synaptiks ne voit pas de touchpad. De plus je n'ai pas de fichier xorg.conf (merci ubuntu nouveau), donc je ne peux pas appliquer les solutions que j'ai pu trouver sur le net.

Une solution qui pourrait marcher serait de faire comme décrit ici : https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Touchpad_Synaptics   , qui consisterait en fait à installer le paquet "synaptics" qui dans les anciennes versions de ubuntu, non ? Mais je ne sais pas comment installer ce synaptics : est-ce que c'est l'équivalent du synaptiks dont on m'a parlé ?

Dernière modification par Marrrrrrrie (Le 11/08/2012, à 09:00)

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#5 Le 07/10/2012, à 14:31

Marrrrrrrie

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

Bump !
Problème relou et pas résolu... Si vous avez une idée, je suis preneuse !
Merci !
Marie

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#6 Le 08/10/2012, à 14:36

stevens4c

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

salut que te renvois la commande

xinput list

lorsque la souris n est pas branchée
perso lorsque je vais dans parametre systeme j ai une icone souris et pave tactile et je peux activer les défilements

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#7 Le 08/10/2012, à 16:05

stevens4c

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

peut tu aussi essayer la commande suivante et me dire si elle te renvoi quelque chose

synclient

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#8 Le 16/10/2012, à 11:49

Marrrrrrrie

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

Salut stevens4c, et merci de ta réponse !

Voici le résultat des deux commandes:

marie@pc:~>  xinput list
⎡ Virtual core pointer                    	id=2	[master pointer  (3)]
⎜   ↳ Virtual core XTEST pointer              	id=4	[slave  pointer  (2)]
⎜   ↳ PS/2 Generic Mouse                      	id=13	[slave  pointer  (2)]
⎣ Virtual core keyboard                   	id=3	[master keyboard (2)]
    ↳ Virtual core XTEST keyboard             	id=5	[slave  keyboard (3)]
    ↳ Power Button                            	id=6	[slave  keyboard (3)]
    ↳ Video Bus                               	id=7	[slave  keyboard (3)]
    ↳ Power Button                            	id=8	[slave  keyboard (3)]
    ↳ Sleep Button                            	id=9	[slave  keyboard (3)]
    ↳ Integrated Webcam                       	id=11	[slave  keyboard (3)]
    ↳ AT Translated Set 2 keyboard            	id=12	[slave  keyboard (3)]
    ↳ Dell WMI hotkeys                        	id=14	[slave  keyboard (3)]

Il semble que mon touchpad soit uniquement reconnu comme une souris !
PS/2 Generic Mouse c'est le touchpad, il n'y avait pas de souris branchée au moment de la commande.

marie@pc:~>  synclient 
Couldn't find synaptics properties. No synaptics driver loaded?

Est-ce que ca veut dire que j'ai tout simplement pas installé un truc ? smile

Merci de ton aide, et désolée d'avoir tardé pour la réponse !
Marie

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#9 Le 16/10/2012, à 19:32

stevens4c

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

je pense que ton touchpad est branché sur un port usb on peu le savoir en tapant cette ligne dans une commande

lsusb

ensuite il faut refaire ce que tu as fais la première fois, tu tapes

xinput list-props 13

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#10 Le 17/10/2012, à 19:02

Marrrrrrrie

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

Salut Stevens4c,

Voici le résultat des deux commandes:

marie@pc:~>  lsusb
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub
Bus 001 Device 002: ID 8087:0024 Intel Corp. Integrated Rate Matching Hub
Bus 002 Device 002: ID 8087:0024 Intel Corp. Integrated Rate Matching Hub
Bus 001 Device 003: ID 413c:8197 Dell Computer Corp. 
Bus 001 Device 004: ID 1bcf:2895 Sunplus Innovation Technology Inc. 
Bus 002 Device 003: ID 0a5c:5801 Broadcom Corp. BCM5880 Secure Applications Processor with fingerprint swipe sensor
marie@pc:~>  xinput list-props 13
Device 'AT Translated Set 2 keyboard':
	Device Enabled (132):	1
	Coordinate Transformation Matrix (134):	1.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000, 1.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000, 1.000000
	Device Product ID (252):	1, 1
	Device Node (253):	"/dev/input/event4"

Est-ce que ça indique que le touchpad est branché sur un port usb ?
Merci beaucoup !
Marie

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#11 Le 18/10/2012, à 09:52

stevens4c

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

alors là je bloque. je trouve étrange que le xinput list-props 13 te renvoie ça
il n y a que le scroll qui fonctionne pas?

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#12 Le 18/10/2012, à 10:01

stevens4c

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

alors, je pense qu'il faudrait installer gsynaptic , tu peux le trouver dans la logithèque ubuntu.
et après on verra lol

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#13 Le 18/10/2012, à 15:00

Marrrrrrrie

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

Salut,
Apparemment gsynaptics a été remplacé par gpointing-device-settings pour ma version.
Je l'ai installé, et quand je le lance, mon touchpad est reconnu comme une souris:
a9ZYc.png
J'ai essayé de cocher les différentes cases, mais ça n'active jamais le scroll !
Merci,
Marie

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#14 Le 18/10/2012, à 15:27

kej

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

Pour apporter des éléments de non réponse, j'ai eu (avec un ordi proche : latitude E6420) le meme soucis au tout debut avec un archlinux : touchpad qui marche mais pas de scroll. Il etait reconnu comme une souris PS2. Par contre tout a été reglé avec les drivers synaptics pour arch ( https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Touchpad_Synaptics )... qui n'existent donc plus pour ubuntu, remplacés par le gpointing device qui ne marche pas...

Peut-etre qu'il existe la possibilité de retrouver des anciens paquets synaptics depreciés mais qui fonctionnent encore ?

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#15 Le 18/10/2012, à 19:25

stevens4c

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

alors tu vas essayer de retaper a nouveau la commande

synclient

  il est possible qu il se soit installe avec le reste

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#16 Le 18/10/2012, à 21:39

Marrrrrrrie

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

Non, synclient n'a pas l'air installé !

marie@pc:~>  synclient 
Couldn't find synaptics properties. No synaptics driver loaded?

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#17 Le 18/10/2012, à 22:03

stevens4c

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

bon alors si tu as bien la version 12.04 c est la meme que la mienne tu vas dans la logitheque ubuntu et tu tapes pour la recherche: syncl tu devrais trouver ceci: Pilote de pavé tactile Synaptics pour le serveur X.Org
si ce n est pas installe alors installe le.

Dernière modification par stevens4c (Le 18/10/2012, à 23:20)

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#18 Le 19/10/2012, à 15:38

Marrrrrrrie

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

Oui c'est bien ça!
Mais ce paquet est déjà installé hmm

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#19 Le 19/10/2012, à 17:02

stevens4c

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

alors si il est installé tu devrais pouvoir le lancer avec la commande

synclient

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#20 Le 19/10/2012, à 17:21

stevens4c

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

essaie de télécharger dans la ludothèque ce fichier Pilote de pavé tactile Synaptics pour le serveur X.Org xserver-xorg-input-synaptics:i386
la commande

man synaptics

donne quoi?

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#21 Le 21/10/2012, à 14:30

Marrrrrrrie

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

Lorsque j'essaie d'installer xserver-xorg-input-synaptics:i386 dans la logithèque, le paquet existe bien, mais ubuntu refuse de l'installer, car il y a des paquets supplémentaires requis qui sont non-installables, notamment 'xorg-input-abi-16', et là ça dépasse un peu mes compétences smile
J'ai aussi désinstallé puis réinstallé le paquet xserver-xorg-input-synaptics, mais la commande synclient donne toujours la même chose...
Par contre quand je fais man synaptics, ça marche, je vois le man !

Dernière modification par Marrrrrrrie (Le 21/10/2012, à 14:37)

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#22 Le 21/10/2012, à 14:44

stevens4c

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

tu pourrais me renvoyer la réponse de ton mansynaptics

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#23 Le 21/10/2012, à 15:36

stevens4c

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

egrep -i 'synap|alps|etps' /proc/bus/input/devices 

dis moi ce que te renvoi cette commande

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#24 Le 21/10/2012, à 20:43

Marrrrrrrie

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

Voici le man synaptics

SYNAPTICS(4)                                                      SYNAPTICS(4)



NAME
       synaptics - touchpad input driver

SYNOPSIS
       Section "InputDevice"
         Identifier "devname"
         Driver "synaptics"
         Option "Device"   "devpath"
         Option "Path"     "path"
         ...
       EndSection

DESCRIPTION
       synaptics is an Xorg input driver for touchpads.  Even though touchpads
       can be handled by the normal evdev or mouse drivers, this driver allows
       more  advanced features of the touchpad to become available. Some bene‐
       fits would be:

       ·   Movement with adjustable, non-linear acceleration and speed.

       ·   Button events through short touching of the touchpad.

       ·   Double-Button events through double short touching of the touchpad.

       ·   Dragging through short touching and holding down the finger on  the
           touchpad (tap-and-drag gesture).

       ·   Middle and right button events on the upper and lower corner of the
           touchpad.

       ·   Vertical scrolling (button four and five events) through moving the
           finger on the right side of the touchpad.

       ·   The up/down button sends button four/five events.

       ·   Horizontal  scrolling  (button six and seven events) through moving
           the finger on the lower side of the touchpad.

       ·   The  multi-buttons  send  button  four/five  events  for   vertical
           scrolling and button six/seven events for horizontal scrolling.

       ·   Adjustable finger detection.

       ·   Multifinger  taps: two finger for right button and three finger for
           middle button events.  (Needs hardware  support.   Not  all  models
           implement this feature.)

       ·   Pressure-dependent motion speed.

       Note  that  depending  on the touchpad firmware, some of these features
       might be available even without using the synaptics driver.  Note  also
       that  some  functions are not available on all touchpad models, because
       they need support from  the  touchpad  hardware/firmware.  (Multifinger
       taps for example.)

       The  name  "synaptics"  is historical and the driver still provides the
       synaptics protocol parsing code. Under  Linux  however,  the  hardware-
       specifics  are  handled by the kernel and this driver will work for any
       touchpad that has a working kernel driver. If your device is recognized
       as  "PS/2  Mouse"  or  similar, the kernel driver does not support your
       device and this driver will only provide limited functionality.


CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
       Please refer to xorg.conf(5) for general configuration details and  for
       options  that  can  be  used with all input drivers.  This section only
       covers configuration details specific to this driver.

       The following driver Options are supported:

       Option "Device" "string"
              This option specifies the device file in your  "/dev"  directory
              which  will  be used to access the physical device. Normally you
              should use something like "/dev/input/eventX", where X  is  some
              integer.

       Option "Protocol" "string"
              Specifies  which kernel driver will be used by this driver. This
              is the list of supported drivers and their default  use  scenar‐
              ios.

              auto-dev   automatic, default (recommend)
              event      Linux 2.6 kernel events
              psaux      raw device access (Linux 2.4)
              psm        FreeBSD psm driver

       Option "SHMConfig" "boolean"
              Switch  on/off shared memory for run-time debugging. This option
              does not have an effect on run-time configuration anymore and is
              only useful for hardware event debugging.

       Option "LeftEdge" "integer"
              X coordinate for left edge. Property: "Synaptics Edges"

       Option "RightEdge" "integer"
              X coordinate for right edge. Property: "Synaptics Edges"

       Option "TopEdge" "integer"
              Y coordinate for top edge. Property: "Synaptics Edges"

       Option "BottomEdge" "integer"
              Y coordinate for bottom edge. Property: "Synaptics Edges"

       Option "FingerLow" "integer"
              When  finger  pressure drops below this value, the driver counts
              it as a release. Property: "Synaptics Finger"

       Option "FingerHigh" "integer"
              When finger pressure goes above this value, the driver counts it
              as a touch. Property: "Synaptics Finger"

       Option "FingerPress" "integer"
              When finger pressure goes above this value, the driver counts it
              as a press.  Currently a press  is  equivalent  to  putting  the
              touchpad in trackstick emulation mode. Property: "Synaptics Fin‐
              ger"

       Option "MaxTapTime" "integer"
              Maximum time (in milliseconds) for detecting  a  tap.  Property:
              "Synaptics Tap Durations"

       Option "MaxTapMove" "integer"
              Maximum  movement  of  the finger for detecting a tap. Property:
              "Synaptics Tap Move"

       Option "MaxDoubleTapTime" "integer"
              Maximum time (in milliseconds) for detecting a double tap. Prop‐
              erty: "Synaptics Tap Durations"

       Option "ClickTime" "integer"
              The  duration of the mouse click generated by tapping. Property:
              "Synaptics Tap Durations"

       Option "ClickPad" "boolean"
              Whether the device is a click pad. See ClickPad support for more
              details. Property: "Synaptics ClickPad"

       Option "FastTaps" "boolean"
              Makes  the  driver  react faster to a single tap, but also makes
              double clicks caused by double tapping slower. Property: "Synap‐
              tics Tap FastTap"

       Option "VertEdgeScroll" "boolean"
              Enable  vertical  scrolling  when dragging along the right edge.
              Property: "Synaptics Edge Scrolling"

       Option "HorizEdgeScroll" "boolean"
              Enable horizontal scrolling when dragging along the bottom edge.
              Property: "Synaptics Edge Scrolling"

       Option "CornerCoasting" "boolean"
              Enable  edge  scrolling to continue while the finger stays in an
              edge corner.  Property: "Synaptics Edge Scrolling"

       Option "VertTwoFingerScroll" "boolean"
              Enable vertical scrolling when dragging with  two  fingers  any‐
              where   on   the   touchpad.   Property:  "Synaptics  Two-Finger
              Scrolling"

       Option "HorizTwoFingerScroll" "boolean"
              Enable horizontal scrolling when dragging with two fingers  any‐
              where   on   the   touchpad.   Property:  "Synaptics  Two-Finger
              Scrolling"

       Option "VertScrollDelta" "integer"
              Move distance of  the  finger  for  a  scroll  event.  Property:
              "Synaptics Scrolling Distance"

       Option "HorizScrollDelta" "integer"
              Move  distance  of  the  finger  for  a  scroll event. Property:
              "Synaptics Scrolling Distance"

       Option "EdgeMotionMinZ" "integer"
              Finger pressure at which minimum edge motion speed is set. Prop‐
              erty: "Synaptics Edge Motion Pressure"

       Option "EdgeMotionMaxZ" "integer"
              Finger pressure at which maximum edge motion speed is set. Prop‐
              erty: "Synaptics Edge Motion Pressure"

       Option "EdgeMotionMinSpeed" "integer"
              Slowest setting for edge motion speed. Property: "Synaptics Edge
              Motion Speed"

       Option "EdgeMotionMaxSpeed" "integer"
              Fastest setting for edge motion speed. Property: "Synaptics Edge
              Motion Speed"

       Option "EdgeMotionUseAlways" "boolean"
              If on, edge motion is also used for normal movements.   If  off,
              edge  motion  is  used  only when dragging. Property: "Synaptics
              Edge Motion Always"

       Option "MinSpeed" "float"
              Minimum speed factor. Property: "Synaptics Move Speed"

       Option "MaxSpeed" "float"
              Maximum speed factor. Property: "Synaptics Move Speed"

       Option "AccelFactor" "float"
              Acceleration factor  for  normal  pointer  movements.  Property:
              "Synaptics Move Speed"

       Option "TrackstickSpeed" "float"
              Speed scale when in trackstick emulation mode. Property: "Synap‐
              tics Move Speed"

       Option "PressureMotionMinZ" "integer"
              Finger pressure at  which  minimum  pressure  motion  factor  is
              applied. Property: "Synaptics Pressure Motion"

       Option "PressureMotionMaxZ" "integer"
              Finger  pressure  at  which  maximum  pressure  motion factor is
              applied.  Property: "Synaptics Pressure Motion"

       Option "PressureMotionMinFactor" "integer"
              Lowest setting for pressure motion factor. Property:  "Synaptics
              Pressure Motion Factor"

       Option "PressureMotionMaxFactor" "integer"
              Greatest  setting  for pressure motion factor. Property: "Synap‐
              tics Pressure Motion Factor"

       Option "HorizHysteresis" "integer"
              The minimum horizontal HW distance required to  generate  motion
              events.  Can  be  specified  as  a percentage. Increase if noise
              motion is a problem for you. Zero  is  disabled.   Default:  0.5
              percent  of  the  diagonal or (in case of evdev) the appropriate
              "fuzz" as advertised by the device.

       Option "VertHysteresis" "integer"
              The minimum vertical HW distance  required  to  generate  motion
              events. See HorizHysteresis.

       Option "UpDownScrolling" "boolean"
              If  on, the up/down buttons generate button 4/5 events.  If off,
              the up button generates a double click and the down button  gen‐
              erates  a  button  2  event.  This  option is only available for
              touchpads with physical scroll  buttons.   Property:  "Synaptics
              Button Scrolling"

       Option "LeftRightScrolling" "boolean"
              If  on,  the  left/right buttons generate button 6/7 events.  If
              off, the left/right buttons both generate button 2 events.  This
              option is only available for touchpads with physical scroll but‐
              tons.  Property: "Synaptics Button Scrolling"

       Option "UpDownScrollRepeat" "boolean"
              If on, and the up/down buttons are used for  scrolling  (UpDown‐
              Scrolling),  these  buttons will send auto-repeating 4/5 events,
              with the delay between repeats determined by ScrollButtonRepeat.
              This option is only available for touchpads with physical scroll
              buttons.  Property: "Synaptics Button Scrolling Repeat"

       Option "LeftRightScrollRepeat" "boolean"
              If on, and the left/right buttons are used for scrolling  (Left‐
              RightScrolling),  these  buttons  will  send  auto-repeating 6/7
              events, with the delay between repeats determined by  ScrollBut‐
              tonRepeat.   This  option  is  only available for touchpads with
              physical scroll buttons.  Property: "Synaptics Button  Scrolling
              Repeat"

       Option "ScrollButtonRepeat" "integer"
              The  number of milliseconds between repeats of button events 4-7
              from the up/down/left/right scroll buttons.  This option is only
              available for touchpads with physical scroll buttons.  Property:
              "Synaptics Button Scrolling Time"

       Option "EmulateMidButtonTime" "integer"
              Maximum time (in  milliseconds)  for  middle  button  emulation.
              Property: "Synaptics Middle Button Timeout"

       Option "EmulateTwoFingerMinZ" "integer"
              For  touchpads not capable of detecting multiple fingers but are
              capable of detecting finger pressure and width, this sets the  Z
              pressure threshold.  When both Z pressure and W width thresholds
              are crossed, a two finger press will be emulated. This  defaults
              to  a  value that disables emulation on touchpads with real two-
              finger detection and defaults to a value that enables  emulation
              on  remaining touchpads that support pressure and width support.
              Property: "Synaptics Two-Finger Pressure"

       Option "EmulateTwoFingerMinW" "integer"
              For touchpads not capable of detecting multiple fingers but  are
              capable  of detecting finger width and pressure, this sets the W
              width threshold.  When both W width and  Z  pressure  thresholds
              are  crossed,  a two finger press will be emulated. This feature
              works best with (PalmDetect) off. Property: "Synaptics  Two-Fin‐
              ger Width"

       Option "TouchpadOff" "integer"
              Switch off the touchpad.  Valid values are:

              0   Touchpad is enabled
              1   Touchpad is switched off
              2   Only tapping and scrolling is switched off
              Property: "Synaptics Off"

       Option "LockedDrags" "boolean"
              If off, a tap-and-drag gesture ends when you release the finger.
              If on, the gesture is active until you tap  a  second  time,  or
              until  LockedDragTimeout  expires.  Property:  "Synaptics Locked
              Drags"

       Option "LockedDragTimeout" "integer"
              This parameter specifies how long it takes (in milliseconds) for
              the  LockedDrags  mode  to be automatically turned off after the
              finger is  released  from  the  touchpad.  Property:  "Synaptics
              Locked Drags Timeout"

       Option "RTCornerButton" "integer"
              Which  mouse  button is reported on a right top corner tap.  Set
              to 0 to disable. Property: "Synaptics Tap Action"

       Option "RBCornerButton" "integer"
              Which mouse button is reported on a  right  bottom  corner  tap.
              Set to 0 to disable. Property: "Synaptics Tap Action"

       Option "LTCornerButton" "integer"
              Which mouse button is reported on a left top corner tap.  Set to
              0 to disable. Property: "Synaptics Tap Action"

       Option "LBCornerButton" "integer"
              Which mouse button is reported on a left bottom corner tap.  Set
              to 0 to disable. Property: "Synaptics Tap Action"

       Option "TapButton1" "integer"
              Which  mouse  button is reported on a non-corner one-finger tap.
              Set to 0 to disable. Property: "Synaptics Tap Action"

       Option "TapButton2" "integer"
              Which mouse button is reported on a non-corner  two-finger  tap.
              Set to 0 to disable. Property: "Synaptics Tap Action"

       Option "TapButton3" "integer"
              Which mouse button is reported on a non-corner three-finger tap.
              Set to 0 to disable. Property: "Synaptics Tap Action"

       Option "ClickFinger1" "integer"
              Which mouse button is reported when left-clicking with one  fin‐
              ger.  Set to 0 to disable. Property: "Synaptics Click Action"

       Option "ClickFinger2" "integer"
              Which  mouse button is reported when left-clicking with two fin‐
              gers.  Set to 0 to disable. Property: "Synaptics Click Action"

       Option "ClickFinger3" "integer"
              Which mouse button is reported  when  left-clicking  with  three
              fingers.   Set  to  0  to  disable.  Property:  "Synaptics Click
              Action"

       Option "CircularScrolling" "boolean"
              If on, circular scrolling is used. Property: "Synaptics Circular
              Scrolling"

       Option "CircScrollDelta" "float"
              Move angle (radians) of finger to generate a scroll event. Prop‐
              erty: "Synaptics Circular Scrolling Distance"

       Option "CircScrollTrigger" "integer"
              Trigger region on the touchpad to start circular scrolling

              0   All Edges
              1   Top Edge
              2   Top Right Corner
              3   Right Edge
              4   Bottom Right Corner
              5   Bottom Edge
              6   Bottom Left Corner
              7   Left Edge
              8   Top Left Corner
              Property: "Synaptics Circular Scrolling Trigger"

       Option "CircularPad" "boolean"
              Instead of being a rectangle, the edge is the  ellipse  enclosed
              by   the  Left/Right/Top/BottomEdge  parameters.   For  circular
              touchpads. Property: "Synaptics Circular Pad"

       Option "PalmDetect" "boolean"
              If palm detection  should  be  enabled.   Note  that  this  also
              requires  hardware/firmware support from the touchpad. Property:
              "Synaptics Palm Detection"

       Option "PalmMinWidth" "integer"
              Minimum finger width at which touch is considered a palm.  Prop‐
              erty: "Synaptics Palm Dimensions"

       Option "PalmMinZ" "integer"
              Minimum  finger  pressure  at  which touch is considered a palm.
              Property: "Synaptics Palm Dimensions"

       Option "CoastingSpeed" "float"
              Your finger needs to produce this many  scrolls  per  second  in
              order to start coasting.  The default is 20 which should prevent
              you from starting coasting unintentionally.  0  disables  coast‐
              ing. Property: "Synaptics Coasting Speed"

       Option "CoastingFriction" "float"
              Number  of  scrolls/second²  to  decrease  the  coasting  speed.
              Default is 50.  Property: "Synaptics Coasting Speed"

       Option "SingleTapTimeout" "integer"
              Timeout after a tap to recognize it as a single  tap.  Property:
              "Synaptics Tap Durations"

       Option "GrabEventDevice" "boolean"
              If  GrabEventDevice  is  true,  the  driver  will grab the event
              device for exclusive use when using the linux 2.6  event  proto‐
              col.   When  using  other  protocols, this option has no effect.
              Grabbing the event device means that no other user space or ker‐
              nel  space  program sees the touchpad events.  This is desirable
              if the X  config  file  includes  /dev/input/mice  as  an  input
              device,  but  is  undesirable  if you want to monitor the device
              from user space.  When changing this  parameter  with  the  syn‐
              client program, the change will not take effect until the synap‐
              tics driver is disabled and reenabled.  This can be achieved  by
              switching to a text console and then switching back to X.

       Option "TapAndDragGesture" "boolean"
              Switch  on/off  the  tap-and-drag  gesture.   This gesture is an
              alternative way of dragging.  It is performed by tapping (touch‐
              ing  and  releasing  the finger), then touching again and moving
              the finger on the touchpad.  The gesture is enabled  by  default
              and  can  be disabled by setting the TapAndDragGesture option to
              false. Property: "Synaptics Gestures"

       Option
              ®esolutionDetect" "" boolean " Allow or  prevent  the  synaptics
              driver  from reporting the size of the touchpad to the X server.
              The X server normally uses this information to  scale  movements
              so  that  touchpad movement corresponds visually to mouse cursor
              movements on the screen.  However, in some rare cases where  the
              touchpad  height/width ratio is significantly different from the
              laptop, it can cause the mouse cursor to skip pixels in the X or
              Y  axis.   This  option  allows disabling this scaling behavior,
              which can provide smoother mouse movement in such cases.   Prop‐
              erty: "Synaptics Resolution Detect"

       Option "VertResolution" "integer"
              Resolution  of  X  coordinates in units/millimeter. The value is
              used together with HorizResolution to compensate unequal  verti‐
              cal  and  horizontal  sensitivity.  Setting  VertResolution  and
              HorizResolution equal  values  means  no  compensation.  Default
              value  is  read from the touchpad or set to 1 if value could not
              be read.  Property: "Synaptics Pad Resolution"

       Option "HorizResolution" "integer"
              Resolution of Y coordinates in units/millimeter.  The  value  is
              used together with VertResolution to compensate unequal vertical
              and horizontal sensitivity. Setting VertResolution and HorizRes‐
              olution  equal  values  means  no compensation. Default value is
              read from the touchpad or set to 1 if value could not  be  read.
              Property: "Synaptics Pad Resolution"

       Option "AreaLeftEdge" "integer"
              Ignore movements, scrolling and tapping which take place left of
              this edge.  The option is disabled by default and can be enabled
              by  setting  the  AreaLeftEdge option to any integer value other
              than zero. If supported by the server (version 1.9  and  later),
              the  edge  may be specified in percent of the total width of the
              touchpad. Property: "Synaptics Area"

       Option "AreaRightEdge" "integer"
              Ignore movements, scrolling and tapping which take  place  right
              of  this  edge.   The  option  is disabled by default and can be
              enabled by setting the AreaRightEdge option to any integer value
              other  than  zero.  If  supported by the server (version 1.9 and
              later), the edge may be specified in percent of the total  width
              of the touchpad. Property: "Synaptics Area"

       Option "AreaTopEdge" "integer"
              Ignore  movements,  scrolling and tapping which take place above
              this edge.  The option is disabled by default and can be enabled
              by  setting  the  AreaTopEdge  option to any integer value other
              than zero. If supported by the server (version 1.9  and  later),
              the  edge may be specified in percent of the total height of the
              touchpad. Property: "Synaptics Area"

       Option "AreaBottomEdge" "integer"
              Ignore movements, scrolling and tapping which take  place  below
              this edge.  The option is disabled by default and can be enabled
              by setting the AreaBottomEdge option to any integer value  other
              than  zero.  If supported by the server (version 1.9 and later),
              the edge may be specified in percent of the total height of  the
              touchpad. Property: "Synaptics Area"

       Option "SoftButtonAreas" "RBL RBR RBT RBB MBL MBR MBT MBB"
              This  option is only available on ClickPad devices.  Enable soft
              button click area support on ClickPad devices.  The  first  four
              parameters  are  the  left, right, top, bottom edge of the right
              button, respectively, the second four parameters are  the  left,
              right,  top, bottom edge of the middle button, respectively. Any
              of the values may be given as percentage of the  touchpad  width
              or height, whichever applies.  If any edge is set to 0, the but‐
              ton is assumed to extend to infinity  in  the  given  direction.
              Setting  all  values to 0 disables soft button areas.  Property:
              "Synaptics Soft Button Areas"


CONFIGURATION DETAILS
   Area handling
       The LeftEdge, RightEdge, TopEdge and BottomEdge parameters are used  to
       define the edge and corner areas of the touchpad.  The parameters split
       the touchpad area in 9 pieces, like this:
             │             │
             │ LeftEdge    │ RightEdge
       ┌─────└─────────────└───┐ Physical top edge
       │ 1   │      2      │ 3 │
       └─────└─────────────└───┘ TopEdge
       │     │             │   │
       │ 4   │      5      │ 6 │
       │     │             │   │
       └─────└─────────────└───┘ BottomEdge
       │ 7   │      8      │ 9 │
       └─────└─────────────└───┘ Physical bottom edge
       │Physical left edge     │ Physical right edge

       Coordinates to the left of LeftEdge are part of the left edge (areas 1,
       4  and  7), coordinates to the left of LeftEdge and above TopEdge (area
       1) are part of the upper left corner, etc.

       A good way to find appropriate edge parameters is to enable the SHMCon‐
       fig  option  and run "synclient -m 1" to see the x/y coordinates corre‐
       sponding to different positions on the touchpad.

       The perceived physical edges may be  adjusted  with  the  AreaLeftEdge,
       AreaRightEdge, AreaTopEdge, and AreaBottomEdge options. If these values
       are set to something other than the physical edges, input in the  space
       between the area edge and the respective physical edge is ignored. Note
       that this reduces the available space on the touchpad.

   Tapping
       A tap event happens when the finger is touched and released in  a  time
       interval shorter than MaxTapTime, and the touch and release coordinates
       are less than MaxTapMove units apart.  A "touch" event happens when the
       Z  value goes above FingerHigh, and an "untouch" event happens when the
       Z value goes below FingerLow.

       The MaxDoubleTapTime parameter has the same function as the  MaxTapTime
       parameter,  but  for  the second, third, etc tap in a tap sequence.  If
       you can't perform double clicks fast enough (for example, xmms  depends
       on  fast double clicks), try reducing this parameter.  If you can't get
       word selection to work in xterm (ie  button  down,  button  up,  button
       down, move mouse), try increasing this parameter.

       The  ClickTime parameter controls the delay between the button down and
       button up X events generated in response to a tap event.   A  too  long
       value  can  cause undesirable autorepeat in scroll bars and a too small
       value means that visual feedback  from  the  gui  application  you  are
       interacting  with  is  harder  to  see.  For this parameter to have any
       effect, "FastTaps" has to be disabled.

   Acceleration
       The MinSpeed, MaxSpeed and AccelFactor parameters control  the  pointer
       motion  speed.   The  speed  value defines the scaling between touchpad
       coordinates and  screen  coordinates.   When  moving  the  finger  very
       slowly,  the MinSpeed value is used, when moving very fast the MaxSpeed
       value is used.  When moving the finger at moderate  speed,  you  get  a
       pointer  motion  speed somewhere between MinSpeed and MaxSpeed.  If you
       don't want any acceleration, set MinSpeed  and  MaxSpeed  to  the  same
       value.

       The MinSpeed, MaxSpeed and AccelFactor parameters don't have any effect
       on scrolling speed.  Scrolling speed  is  determined  solely  from  the
       VertScrollDelta  and  HorizScrollDelta parameters.  To disable vertical
       or horizontal scrolling, set  VertScrollDelta  or  HorizScrollDelta  to
       zero.  To invert the direction of vertical or horizontal scrolling, set
       VertScrollDelta or HorizScrollDelta to a negative value.

       Acceleration is mostly handled outside the driver, thus the driver will
       translate  MinSpeed  into  constant  deceleration and adapt MaxSpeed at
       startup time. This ensures you can user  the  other  acceleration  pro‐
       files,  albeit  without pressure motion. However the numbers at runtime
       will likely be different from any options you may have set.


   Pressure motion
       When pressure motion is activated, the cursor motion speed  depends  on
       the  pressure exerted on the touchpad (the more pressure exerted on the
       touchpad, the faster the pointer).  More precisely the speed  is  first
       calculated according to MinSpeed, MaxSpeed and AccelFactor, and then is
       multiplied by a sensitivity factor.

       The sensitivity factor can be adjusted using the PressureMotion parame‐
       ters.   If the pressure is below PressureMotionMinZ, PressureMotionMin‐
       Factor is used, and if the pressure is greater than PressureMotionMaxZ,
       PressureMotionMaxFactor  is  used.   By default, PressureMotionMinZ and
       PressureMotionMaxZ are equal to EdgeMotionMinZ and EdgeMotionMaxZ.  For
       a pressure value between PressureMotionMinZ and PressureMotionMaxZ, the
       factor is increased linearly.

   Edge motion
       When hitting an edge, movement  can  be  automatically  continued.   If
       EdgeMotionUseAlways  is  false, edge motion is only used when dragging.
       With EdgeMotionUseAlways set to true, it is also used for normal cursor
       movements.

       Edge  motion  speed  is calculated by taking into account the amount of
       pressure applied to the touchpad.   The  sensitivity  can  be  adjusted
       using  the EdgeMotion parameters.  If the pressure is below EdgeMotion‐
       MinZ, EdgeMotionMinSpeed is used, and if the pressure is  greater  than
       EdgeMotionMaxZ,  EdgeMotionMaxSpeed  is  used.   For  a  pressure value
       between EdgeMotionMinZ and EdgeMotionMaxZ, the speed is increased  lin‐
       early.

   Middle button emulation
       Since  most  synaptics  touchpad models don't have a button that corre‐
       sponds to the middle button on a mouse, the driver can  emulate  middle
       mouse  button  events.  If you press both the left and right mouse but‐
       tons at almost the same time (no more  than  EmulateMidButtonTime  mil‐
       liseconds apart) the driver generates a middle mouse button event.

   Circular scrolling
       Circular  scrolling  acts  like  a  scrolling  wheel  on  the touchpad.
       Scrolling is engaged when a drag starts in the given  CircScrollTrigger
       region, which can be all edges, a particular side, or a particular cor‐
       ner.  Once scrolling is engaged, moving your finger in  clockwise  cir‐
       cles around the center of the touchpad will generate scroll down events
       and counter clockwise motion will generate scroll up  events.   Lifting
       your  finger will disengage circular scrolling.  Use tight circles near
       the center of the pad for fast scrolling and large circles  for  better
       control.  When used together with vertical scrolling, hitting the upper
       or lower right corner will seamlessly switch over from vertical to cir‐
       cular scrolling.


   Coasting
       Coasting  is  enabled  by setting the CoastingSpeed parameter to a non-
       zero value.  Coasting comes in two flavors: conventional  (finger  off)
       coasting, and corner (finger on) coasting.

       Conventional  coasting is enabled when coasting is enabled, and Corner‐
       Coasting is set to false.  When conventional coasting is enabled, hori‐
       zontal/vertical  scrolling  can  continue  after the finger is released
       from the lower/right edge of the touchpad.   The  driver  computes  the
       scrolling  speed  corresponding  to the finger speed immediately before
       the finger leaves the touchpad.  If this scrolling speed is larger than
       the CoastingSpeed parameter (measured in scroll events per second), the
       scrolling will continue with the same speed in the same direction until
       the finger touches the touchpad again.

       Corner coasting is enabled when coasting is enabled, and CornerCoasting
       is set to true.  When corner coasting is enabled,  edge  scrolling  can
       continue as long as the finger stays in a corner.  Coasting begins when
       the finger enters the corner, and continues until the finger leaves the
       corner.   CornerCoasting takes precedence over the seamless switch from
       edge scrolling to circular scrolling.  That is,  if  CornerCoasting  is
       active,  scrolling  will  stop,  and circular scrolling will not start,
       when the finger leaves the corner.


   Noise cancellation
       The synaptics has a built-in noise cancellation  based  on  hysteresis.
       This means that incoming coordinates actually shift a box of predefined
       dimensions such that it covers the incoming coordinate,  and  only  the
       boxes  own  center is used as input. Obviously, the smaller the box the
       better,  but  the  likelyhood  of  noise  motion  coming  through  also
       increases.


   Trackstick mode
       Trackstick  emulation  mode is entered when pressing the finger hard on
       the touchpad.  The FingerPress parameter controls the minimum  required
       finger pressure.  If the finger hasn't moved more than MaxTapMove after
       MaxTapTime has elapsed, trackstick mode is entered.  In this mode, mov‐
       ing  the  finger  slightly  in  any direction gives a speed vector that
       moves the pointer.  The TrackstickSpeed parameter  controls  the  ratio
       between pointer speed and finger movement distance.  Trackstick mode is
       exited when the finger pressure drops below FingerLow or when the  fin‐
       ger is moved further than MaxTapMove away from the initial position.


   ClickPad support
       A  click pad device has button(s) integrated into the touchpad surface.
       The user must press downward on the touchpad in order  to  generated  a
       button press. ClickPad support is enabled if the option ClickPad is set
       or the property is set at runtime. On some platforms, this option  will
       be set automatically if the kernel detects a matching device. On Linux,
       the device must have the INPUT_PROP_BUTTONPAD property set.

       ClickPads do not support middle mouse  button  emulation.  If  enabling
       ClickPad  support  at  runime,  the user must also set the middle mouse
       button timeout to 0. If auto-detected, middle mouse button emulation is
       disabled by the driver.

       ClickPads  provide  software  emulated  buttons through Option SoftBut‐
       tonAreas.  These buttons enable areas on the  touchpad  to  perform  as
       right  or  middle mouse button. When the user performs a click within a
       defined soft button area, a right or middle click is performed.


DEVICE PROPERTIES
       Synaptics 1.0 and higher support input device properties if the  driver
       is  running on X server 1.6 or higher. On these driver versions, Option
       "SHMConfig" is not needed to enable run-time  configuration.  The  syn‐
       client  tool shipped with synaptics version 1.1 uses input device prop‐
       erties by default.  Properties supported:

       Synaptics Edges
              32 bit, 4 values, left, right, top, bottom.


       Synaptics Finger
              32 bit, 3 values, low, high, press.


       Synaptics Tap Time
              32 bit.


       Synaptics Tap Move
              32 bit.


       Synaptics Tap Durations
              32 bit, 3 values, single touch timeout,  max  tapping  time  for
              double taps, duration of a single click.


       Synaptics ClickPad
              8 bit (Bool).


       Synaptics Tap FastTap
              8 bit (BOOL).


       Synaptics Middle Button Timeout
              32 bit.


       Synaptics Two-Finger Pressure
              32 bit.


       Synaptics Two-Finger Width
              32 bit.


       Synaptics Scrolling Distance
              32 bit, 2 values, vert, horiz.


       Synaptics Edge Scrolling
              8 bit (BOOL), 3 values, vertical, horizontal, corner.


       Synaptics Two-Finger Scrolling
              8 bit (BOOL), 2 values, vertical, horizontal.


       Synaptics Move Speed
              FLOAT, 4 values, min, max, accel, trackstick.


       Synaptics Edge Motion Pressure
              32 bit, 2 values, min, max.


       Synaptics Edge Motion Speed
              32 bit, 2 values, min, max.


       Synaptics Edge Motion Always
              8 bit (BOOL).


       Synaptics Button Scrolling
              8 bit (BOOL), 2 values, updown, leftright.


       Synaptics Button Scrolling Repeat
              8 bit (BOOL), 2 values, updown, leftright.


       Synaptics Button Scrolling Time
              32 bit.


       Synaptics Off
              8 bit, valid values (0, 1, 2).


       Synaptics Locked Drags
              8 bit (BOOL).


       Synaptics Locked Drags Timeout
              32 bit.


       Synaptics Tap Action
              8  bit,  up  to  MAX_TAP values (see synaptics.h), 0 disables an
              element. order: RT, RB, LT, LB, F1, F2, F3.


       Synaptics Click Action
              8 bit, up to MAX_CLICK values (see synaptics.h), 0  disables  an
              element.  order: Finger 1, 2, 3.


       Synaptics Circular Scrolling
              8 bit (BOOL).


       Synaptics Circular Scrolling Distance
              FLOAT.


       Synaptics Circular Scrolling Trigger
              8 bit, valid values 0..8 (inclusive) order: any edge, top, top +
              right, right, right + bottom, bottom, bottom + left, left,  left
              + top.


       Synaptics Circular Pad
              8 bit (BOOL).


       Synaptics Palm Detection
              8 bit (BOOL).


       Synaptics Palm Dimensions
              32 bit, 2 values, width, z.


       Synaptics Coasting Speed
              FLOAT, 2 values, speed, friction.


       Synaptics Pressure Motion
              32 bit, 2 values, min, max.


       Synaptics Pressure Motion Factor
              FLOAT, 2 values, min, max.


       Synaptics Resolution Detect
              8 bit (BOOL).


       Synaptics Grab Event Device
              8 bit (BOOL).


       Synaptics Gestures
              8 bit (BOOL), 1 value, tap-and-drag.


       Synaptics Area
              The  AreaLeftEdge, AreaRightEdge, AreaTopEdge and AreaBottomEdge
              parameters are used to define the edges of the  active  area  of
              the  touchpad.  All  movements, scrolling and tapping which take
              place outside of this area will be  ignored.  This  property  is
              disabled by default.

              32  bit,  4 values, left, right, top, bottom. 0 disables an ele‐
              ment.


       Synaptics Soft Button Areas
              This property is only available on ClickPad devices.  The  Right
              and  middle soft button areas are used to support right and mid‐
              dle click actions on a ClickPad device. Providing 0 for all val‐
              ues of a given button disables the button area.

              32 bit, 8 values, RBL, RBR, RBT, RBB, MBL, MBR, MBT, MBB.


       Synaptics Capabilities
              This read-only property expresses the physical capability of the
              touchpad, most notably whether the  touchpad  hardware  supports
              multi-finger tapping and scrolling.

              8  bit (BOOL), 7 values (read-only), has left button, has middle
              button, has right  button,  two-finger  detection,  three-finger
              detection, pressure detection, and finger/palm width detection.


       Synaptics Pad Resolution
              32  bit  unsigned, 2 values (read-only), vertical, horizontal in
              units/millimeter.


NOTES
       Configuration through InputClass sections is recommended in  X  servers
       1.8  and  later.  See  xorg.conf.d(5)  for  more  details.  An  example
       xorg.conf.d snippet is provided in ${sourcecode}/conf/50-synaptics.conf

       Configuration through hal fdi files is recommended in  X  servers  1.5,
       1.6  and  1.7.  An  example  hal  policy  file is provided in ${source‐
       code}/conf/11-x11-synaptics.fdi

       If either of Protocol "auto-dev" (default) or Protocol "event" is used,
       the  driver  initializes defaults based on the capabilities reported by
       the kernel driver. Acceleration, edges and resolution are based on  the
       dimensions  reported  by the kernel. If the kernel reports multi-finger
       detection, two-finger vertical scrolling is  enabled,  horizontal  two-
       finger  scrolling  is  disabled  and  edge scrolling is disabled. If no
       multi-finger capabilities are reported, edge scrolling is  enabled  for
       both horizontal and vertical scrolling.  Tapping is disabled by default
       for touchpads with one or more physical buttons.  To enable it you need
       to  map  tap actions to buttons. See the "TapButton1", "TapButton2" and
       "TapButton3" options.

       Button mapping for physical buttons is handled in the server.   If  the
       device  is  switched  to  left-handed (an in-server mapping of physical
       buttons 1, 2, 3 to the logical buttons 3,  2,  1,  respectively),  both
       physical  and  TapButtons are affected. To counteract this, the TapBut‐
       tons need to be set up in reverse order (TapButton1=3, TapButton2=1).


REMOVED OPTIONS
       The following options are no longer part of the driver configuration:

       Option "Repeater" "string"

       Option "HistorySize" "integer"

       Option "SpecialScrollAreaRight" "boolean"

       Option "GuestMouseOff" "boolean"


AUTHORS
       Peter Osterlund <petero2@telia.com> and many others.

SEE ALSO
       Xorg(1), xorg.conf(5), Xserver(1), X(7), synclient(1), syndaemon(1)



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Et egrep -i 'synap|alps|etps' /proc/bus/input/devices  ne renvoie rien...

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#25 Le 21/10/2012, à 22:24

stevens4c

Re : Pas de scroll avec le touchpad (ubuntu 12.04)

ton touchpad n est pas reconnu de toute evidence.  peut etre qu une réinstallation de ubuntu pourrait debloquer la situation. sans brancher de souris biensur.
sinon là je vois pas trop quoi faire. c est etrange qu il ne soit pas reconnu

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