ill a Logitech universal device be recognized if the USB dongle is plugged ino the dock?
1193123
I have a logitech wireless mouse were the receiver is plugged in the landingZone dock, so i guess it will work.
1193124
Yes. I have a dongle for an ASUS wireless keyboard and mouse and it works perfect..
1193125
I don't use Logitech devices, but I can guess any other devices are okay to use. I connect iPhone, bluetooth headset(charge), external HDD(USB3.0) and Printer. They work well.
920819
Yes...any USB keyboard will attach to the USB port of the Iconia and will be recognized immediately. Bluetooth keyboards are also available.
1470772
It should be plug and play. I did not like this mouse. It broke with a week or so as far as I can remember. I sent it back. You could go to their web site and see if there is a download for your mouse. I have an Apple and it was plug and play. Did you insert the gizmo in the usb port? How about batteries? Are they in correctly. You could also shut down your computer install the sending unit in the usb port and then power up. Maybe then your computer will recognize your mouse.
1710514
It should work when you plug your USB and click your mouse, or try to change your battery~
1553823
Unfortunately, the USB cable can only charge the mouse but not recognize it as a working mouse in the computer. You must need the USB dongle at the same time.
1324760
Take the dongle out of the battery port of the mouse and plug it into USB. It should auto-connect after that.
2201424
i just made that mistake. only certain new logitech peripheries are designed to use the new "unifying" receiver. I have a keyboard that came with the unifying receiver (the unifying receiver has a little orange logo on it that the other logitech receivers lack). I assumed I could just buy any mouse to couple with it. I receive the mouse today and sure enough, it requires the separate receiver that it came with. Luckily you can find a list of Logitech devices that work on the unifying USB receiver scheme here:
1051742
I am not a Mac user, but it should be recognized when you plug it into a USB port.
430931
Yes, if you have a USB port open. I would stay with windows drivers as I have had issues with my mouse and deleting the logitec driver seems to help.
501869
yes use unify software from website to pair with . if you have a seperate mouse use the mouse usb
1431959
Yes. I just plugged a USB charger into the USB port and the dongle next it. There is enough space and clearing for the dongle to fit.
1199459
Yep. Make sure you download the right drivers from the Logitech website and you'll be fine.
1926732
Dock uses a USB connection an can be used in any vehicle with that capability
1163394
Thanks everyone... I ended up ordering the EDD-D200BEGSTA which apparently is a universal dock.
848647
You need to download the logitech unifying software. http://support.logitech.com/product/6254 This is not described well. It took me a little while to figure it out. I have more than one mouse and a wireless keyboard and they all work with one dongle in the laptop. I believe you can have up to 8 devices paired with the dongle.
2262809
yes, it certainly does. you can just plug it in and use the native windows driver or download and install the Logitech software for it.
1603312
I don't not know the answer to your specific question but I will tell you that I purposely bought this device because my headset wouldn't work, simultaneously, through dongle for my Logitech wireless track-ball mouse; I would continue to use whatever usb-plugin dongle came with your Microsoft wireless mouse.