Use the distribution, sample count and dropouts together; a single peak is not the result.
IP-MSE-01 / MOVE / 5 BUTTONS / WHEEL
Mouse Double-Click and Rapid Repeat Test
Observe browser double-clicks and same-button repeats inside an 80 ms review window.
A single physical click sometimes opens, selects or fires twice.
This focused entry uses the shared Mouse protocol. The measurement logic and Evidence version remain identical to the complete lab.
Remove the easiest false alarms first.
01
Use a desktop browser, keep the tab visible and close high-load tabs.
02
Move continuously on a stable surface; do not compare a slow trace with a fast trace.
03
Keep the same browser, Pointer API and connection path for repeat comparisons.
Run one repeatable protocol.
- 01
Click normally at a deliberate pace.
- 02
Repeat on the suspect button without intentionally double-clicking.
- 03
Review browser double-click and rapid-repeat flags together.
Evidence the result should expose.
DIRECT / INFERREDClick count
DIRECT / INFERREDBrowser dblclick
DIRECT / INFERREDRapid repeat flag
DIRECT / INFERREDButton identity
Separate observed, review and inconclusive.
Repeat under the same motion and load, then compare wired, direct USB and wireless paths one variable at a time.
Browser event rate, click response and pointer capture cannot isolate USB report rate or device-only latency.
Start with the likely path, then retest.
01
Switch chatter
02
OS double-click settings
03
Intentional fast clicking