The Mac wakes up alone

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The Mac wakes up alone

I have a Mac Mini 2010. Often leave the Mac to sleep ... I give the mouse on "Standby" from the menu of the block.
And hours later I find ... perhaps activated by moving the mouse somewhat longer active.

http://www.faq-mac.com/tutoriales/tu-reposo-tu-mac-nivel-senshei/46396
The keyboard, mouse and other input devices can affect sleep mode
Press the keyboard and click the mouse button you can activate a computer that is in sleep mode. Mouse movement only activates a screen that is in sleep mode. Although the Mac is in sleep mode, stay tuned for keystrokes and mouse clicks.
Then it is activated by moving the ratón..o to click? or the keyboard key?
One could disable it by moving the mouse does not re-activated?
Regards

Mac mini, Mac OS X (10.6.8), Model 2010

Posted on Feb 28, 2015 8:57 AM

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morrit Author

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Mar 15, 2015 2:56 AM in response to morrit

I found this site:

http://osxdaily.com/2010/07/17/why-mac-wakes-from-sleep

and with the command:

Putting the terminal: syslog | grep -i "Wake reason"

I get:

Last login: Fri Mar 13 23:51:04 on console

ms-Mac-mini: ~ mm $ syslog | grep -i "Wake reason"

Mar 9 20:35:58 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC2

Mar 9 20:50:22 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC2

Mar 10 11:50:37 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: PWRB (User)

Mar 10 12:38:24 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC1 OHC2

Mar 10 14:11:12 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC2

Mar 10 14:35:36 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC1 OHC2

Mar 10 19:35:50 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC1

Mar 13 20:02:52 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC2

Mar 13 20:18:59 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC1

Mar 13 21:54:23 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC2

Mar 13 22:21:07 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC1

Mar 13 23:37:16 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC1 OHC2

Mar 14 10:11:28 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC1 OHC2 <<< remember this was in bed and the screen lit😁

Mar 14 10:49:40 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC1

Mar 14 12:36:32 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC1

Mar 14 13:44:40 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC2

Mar 14 15:04:52 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC1

Mar 14 15:41:11 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC1

Mar 14 16:14:49 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC1

Mar 14 17:44:16 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC1

Mar 14 19:56:29 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC2

Mar 14 20:25:59 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC2

Mar 14 21:12:53 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC2

Mar 14 22:21:23 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC2

Mar 14 22:39:39 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC2

Mar 15 8:15:30 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC2

Mar 15 9:46:09 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC2

Mar 15 10:27:58 ms-Mac-mini kernel [0] <Notice>: Wake reason: OHC1

ms-Mac-mini: ~ mm $

OHC2, 1 The cause seems...

OHC: stands for Open Host Controller, USB or Firewire is usually we. If you see OHC1 or OHC2 Almost Certainly it is an external USB keyboard or mouse That has woken up the machine.

I'll try to get the keyboard to see if he wakes up.

Thank You

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