Will this work on a Mac / OS X and being that the instructions aren't in English, are the buttons programmable without instructions?
1547298
Definitely works on OSX Mavericks but I don't think they're programmable even with English instructions and even on Windows
1235429
I don't believe it may fully wotk out of box but a quick search yields this thread which may be worth a read:http://forums.logitech.com/t5/PC-Gaming/Gamepad-f310-Mac-Compatibility-how-to-install-on-a-Mac/td-p/529274Some folks seem to have workarounds but a Mac might not read the X-input format, only traditional direct input. In other words you may be able to use the controller in one mode but not the other.
1235430
The Logitech website only lists Windows, so I don't believe it works with a Mac.
1700615
yes and no. They recommend buying the wired one and downloading this driver to make it work. http://tattiebogle.net/index.php/ProjectRoot/Xbox360Controller/OsxDriver then buying an app that allows you to map the buttons. I use Joystick Mapper. But I found that a lot of games on steam that says controller support for windows, I had a hard time getting it to work for mac. A lot of trying to figure out what the buttons are, then mapping them.
1709693
Yes, you can. The optional Logitech software that comes with it doesn't run on a mac, but the macs do recognize the hardware.
2083522
yes, I have a Mac and it works fine, just plug and play. I never used the special buttons though.
114729
I'm sorry but I do not own Mac. I will check to see if it offers Mac instructions.
505784
Yes. There is a right-click button and works in Windows PC. As far as Mac OS is concerned I don't know about its behavior since I haven't tried.
1833281
They make a mac version. As I wold assume it would be compatible, the correct command and control buttons will not be labeled as correctly. Please search for the mac specific model.
1563305
I don't have the instructions. Use module 1 for button 1 2 for button 2 3 for button 3. There is no programing to do on these.
1169706
Hi. The Software is not Mac compatible but if you are using this unit as access control you can perfectly program all the features via the keypad. Janio
1549093
No. The Sculpt does NOT work on Mac OS X systems. While the letter and number keys work fine, I could not get the Command or Option keys to work and I think most people use those key combinations a good deal. You might be able to find key mapping software that you could use, but life is too short for me to be hassling with a keyboard...
2268190
Yo I have a bootcamped computer, when i went to use the mouse on my MAC the software is NOT compatible with MAcs. So you can use the mouse but program nothing, other than what is connected to the mouse through the mouse option in the MAc settings.
542962
I would think so. The MacAlly keyboard and mice are standard USB. I'm not sure about the power button though, it might not work as Apple changed the ability in OSX.
2014001
Yes, it can for me on my Mac. I just bought this today and installed the software from Logitech's website that allowed me to set a function for each of the four buttons. I assigned down scrolling to the large right button and up scrolling to the small right button. http://support.logitech.com/product/trackman-marble#download
1786413
I don't use a mac so I don't know for sure. But it's a standard USB keyboard so, if macs have USB ports, I don't know why it wouldn't. The little button keys on the top (volume up and down, etc.) might not work as expected, I suppose.
683874
Yes, it works fine on a mac. As with all PC keyboards, the position of the command and alt keys (windows and alt keys) is physically swapped. You can use Keyboard settings to swap the modifier keys to be in the mac-like position or leave them as they are.