It works as expected when plugged in with the lightning connector. When I unplug it, the two finger scrolling stops working.
Thanks,
Chris
iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2014)
4 GHz Intel Core i7
10.11.5 (15F34)
It's connected via bluetooth and works somewhat. The mouse moves and I can click, but not force click and no scrolling. As soon I plug the Lightning connector back in, scrolling and force click is restored.
Magic Trackpad 2—and earlier models of Apple wireless devices—use Bluetooth to communicate with your Mac. If you purchased your wireless mouse, keyboard, or trackpad with an iMac, the devices are already paired with the computer.
Make sure your trackpad is set up properly with Bluetooth and in System Preferences / Trackpad.
W.W.
Important to know for all trouble shooting: What system are you running? Plenty of memory?
1. Is your software up to date? (Since I hear this is a common problem check for a trackpad-update, fix.
2. Did you do all the usual?: Restart your iMac. Use Disk Utilities / repair Disk (if you have: repair Permissions).
Start up in safe boot (safe mode) and back in normal again.
Turn Bluetooth off and on again. Make sure your trackpad and iMac is discoverable.
I remember reading: If scrolling is absent in Trackpad settings go to system preferences / Accessibility scroll down to mouse,trackpad.
Let me know and post back.
Walter
Why does my Magic Trackpad 2 not scroll when unplugged for my iMac
