IOUSBWirelessControllerDevice...

[marc]

the advise given by access support is a terrible one. the "IOUSBWirelessControllerDevice" is either the WiFi card or the bluetooth controller (i don't have that info at hand right now) which are connected to the same _root_ hub in the mac book pro. in theory, this would be a problem but with all the mac book pros i've seen so far, connecting a Virus TI to the same port doesn't course harm.
the reason why Virus Control and Virus Control center throw the warning is that both do not differentiate if a device eats up to much bandwidth or not. i only informs you that there is a potential problem because something is sharing on the same USB bus.
the code issuing the warning wasn't present in versions prior to 3.0 versions. the problem (if it is a real world problem at all) existed right from the beginning of time and cannot be overcome by software.

hth,

marc
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[mkelly]

Originally Posted by marc

the advise given by access support is a terrible one. the "IOUSBWirelessControllerDevice" is either the WiFi card or the bluetooth controller

I think it was the Bluetooth controller as I recall turning off the Bluetooth support in OS X in order to see if I could get rid of the message.

Originally Posted by marc

the code issuing the warning wasn't present in versions prior to 3.0 versions. the problem (if it is a real world problem at all) existed right from the beginning of time and cannot be overcome by software

Y'see this is what annoyed me at the time. I put forward the suggestion that this was new code added to the Virus TI software suite in v3.0 as I'd not encountered it with v2.7.5. I was initially told it was being generated by Logic which I disputed as the message mentioned aspects of the TI software that Logic should not have been aware of. It was only when I reminded support that it happened with Virus Control Center and Ableton Live that they conceded it was in the TI software.

Cheers,

Maurice