I just purchased a Swann Home security system that comes with a wired mouse. Will the Logitech M510 work with this system?
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I would say probably it's fairly common for usb mice to work with what ever computer. I'm not 100% but I would say yes it prolly will.
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Since I am not a Mac user, I have no first hand experience with the M510 on a Mac.As I understand it, Mac's are supported, but you'll need to first download the Mac driver a www.logitech.com. For details about this, see http://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/wireless-mouse-m510?crid=7
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Just installed a logitech 502 wireless mouse on a comparable laptop; just attach the mini wireless usb adapter on your laptop; put batteries in the mouse; and you are ready to go. Any of the logitech mice in the $25.00 to $30.00 range work well. I got mine on Amazon. Brick and motor stores charge more. Good luck.
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I am using a multifunction gaming mouse myself, and yes you can as long as all connected computers have the software installed and you will want to be sure that all the computers have the same profiles setup so you won't have any confusion.
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The mouse uses a standard-sized USB port. If your device has a port to accept the plug-in it should work just fine.
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Yes! The logitech software for this mouse is OPTIONAL and it works just fine without it! Works on Windows and Mac OS but requires abit of work on Linux, just plug in and away you go!
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No it won't. A new wireless mouse has to talk to the USB device that it comes with. If you are trying to hook an old wired mouse to a new computer without a serial port you would have to try a USB to serial adapter.
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I dont know. I bought this receiver for my mouse M510,but i receive other mouse+this receiver. And receiver is no working with my mouse,only with delivered mouse. I have old K400 keyboard but it is broken and it is in no working condition.
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It is a mouse by itself, so it works with a wireless mouse or any other. It does a slight jiggle every 90 seconds. It is so small I never even notice it, but it is enough to keep your machine from going to sleep. It is automatic, you just plug it in, it does it's thing. no configuration needed.
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I am not familiar with your system so, I an't give a definite answer. My system uses windows OS and the mouse works fine.
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This product did not work with my Microsoft wireless mouse, so I purchased a Microsoft Comfort wired mouse... didn't work with that either. Does work with an old Logitech wired mouse.
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I haven't tried it but have used other Logitech mice and just go under control panel/devices and printers/mouse to change it. That should work fine.
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The usb link (very tiny) also links my M705 mouse. If the M510 mouse comes with a little usb connector, it can be linked, just go to logitech.com (I think, it will say in your directions), and it will give you directions to link a 2nd logitech product to the usb link.
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I only used my KVM with my MX518, and that worked fine. I can't say I ever used a KVM with my G500 though(left click switch went bad in under 1 year btw, I just bought the G700). I suspect the KVM switch would not effect the standard functionality. Any lack of operation would probably be more specific to the KVM's quality or compatibility with the mouse due to voltage or signal loss through the KVM.
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I don't see why it wouldn't, but I have only used it with a USB wired kb. This mouses uses a proprietary wireless usb adapter to communicate. In my experience they rarely interfere.
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No problem. Wired keyboard and wired mouse work fine - individually or as a group. Wireless keyboard and mouse work as well. So far, absolutely no problems with this unit and the USB3 speed is great. Don't forget to order a USB3 extender cable if you want to have the unit at a convenient place away from the PC. Kurt
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the mouse works via a USB dongle you put in the computer or keyboard to connect it so as long as you have an empty port it should work