Will this keyboard work with PS2 games (I have an E01 and B01 and play FFXI on it using the PS2 support)?
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No. Sorry, Just double checked with my PS2. That controller is too small to accomodate, configured differently and is not wireless.
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It only works with the standard PS3 controller. It fits exactly onto the top of the controller and does not use the USB port.
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I purchased mine to be able to hook PS2 keyboard and mouse to a KVM switch. I think it should work.
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It probably will however I would advise buying the used models offered because the logitech keyboard I have is missing important functionality most notably the PS button. It is mostly useful when doing searches or inputting passphrases as entering text with the default controller or even the 'stick on' wireless keyboards is frustrating in the least. So yes the keyboard is an improvement but without the PS button it is relegated to mostly text entering needs. It can be used for limited navigating and entering etc. but it's bothersome. Don't spend all that money on a new keyboard they're not worth it.
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Hi: It seems that not all keyboards will work. I tried the individual adapter types and some very similar looking to the SANOXY over the counter and much more expensive cable type adapters - no luck. Then I bought this adapter since the price was so low that I could not loose much. When it finally arrived from China I plugged it in and things are working fine: ie one PS2 keyboard and One PS2 mouse into one USB2 port. If your Keyboard will work is anybody's guess. If your keyboard is important to you, just try it - it worked for me.
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Connected via the USB->PS/2 converter the documentation on the keyboard says that there is no limit. I have not actually tested this, as the machine I use it with does not have a PS/2 keyboard port, but with USB I have yet to run into any problems and there have been a few situations where I have five or six keys pressed at a time.
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My Keytronic keyboard uses a USB connector but I think you can still find Keytronics that use the old-fashioned PS2 connector. USB is the right way to go. I like the feel of the Keytronic keys both for tactile feedback and for size and height of the keys. It is not particularly sleek-looking but I wouldn't have any other brand. And the price is right!
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The vast majority of Bluetooth keyboards are compatible with PS3. However, I do not own a PS3, so I cannot give you a definitive answer. Some advice on your quest for a PS3 keyboard: if it isn't locked down to only one device in some way (I can't think of any of the top of my head), then it should work for all Bluetooth devices.
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HI,This adapter will not work for the purpose you stated. You would need a "PS2 to USB" adapter. It may be cheaper/easier to just buy a USB computer keyboard. The type of computer keyboard you have, has a PS2 connector which is an older style that was used before USB was developed. The M-Audio USB Midisport UNO MIDI adapter is used to connect a MIDI device/musical Keyboard to a computer. Hope this helps.
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no you can't PS2 is for mouse or keyboard, monitor connection is totally is different.
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Yes. In fact I have two keyboards connected to the computer now - sort of like a church organ. One is USB, the other is PS2 through the adapter
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Download the software from the site. http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/g19-keyboard-for-gaming?crid=404&osid;=14&bit;=64
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i dont have any ps1 or ps2 games to try so i dont know. but i would assume that it should.
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Those will work fine. Where this unit fails is when you are holding down a key to repeat, such as in a PC game, pressing a second key will disable the repeat feature of the first key and you must release it and press it again for the repeat function. As I stated in my review, this is unacceptable for gaming and I have notified the company of this defect.
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Only so much information can travel over the wire at once. USB sends a constant stream to the CPU while you are holding down a key, whereas PS2 only sends messages when you start and stop holding down a key. This small difference means that PS/2 can handle way more simultaneous key-presses than USB. There may be an exception to this, but I haven't heard of it. This keyboard supports the USB max of 6 keys. I use it happily with USB.
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You dont need an adapter. Just do not buy this keyboard. They still make PS2 style. Just search for PS2 keyboard or ps/2. Actually, PS/2 is a much better and reliable connection to the motherboard. Just be sure your computer has a port for it. Should be purple. Laptops generally do not.
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It does play PS1 games. The other answers here are wrong when it comes to that, but it WON'T play PS2 games.
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I had this plugged into the back of a desktop tower and then the older style ps2 keyboard and mouse plugged into it, so as long as the keyboard and mouse cables will reach it should work fine.