Can I use this for one mouse split to two CPU's?
1192525
No, this cable splits basically to add another power source. There is only one signal traveling through the USB. This basically separated the signal line and the power line of the USB.
450262
Yes you can actually first you need to get a usb hub or splitter and plug it into the mouse port. then you have to turn off mouse emulation. the manual should tell you how. then just plug mouse and keyboard into the splitter/hub and you should be ready to go
2162574
I think the answer is YES. You will definitely need a separate USB transceivers for bothe keyboad and mouse.
780606
you can have two devices in the same room right next to each other (if you want). in the unifying software (not the logitech setpoint software), you can pair/unpair any device (i use the advanced menu). it is kinda hard to tell which is which since they will both be named the same, but when you do something on the device you want to pair/unpair, the little unifying symbol will appear next to the device in the list. i have two M705 mice on two different computers that are 6 feet apart. and i was able to get individual mice setup on each computer without much problem. you can also pair the same device to all nearby unifying receivers. but that would be a little crazy when all the computers are on. each computer has its own little USB unifying receiver in a USB port (no messing with frequencies or anything - each device has its own ID (i assume, like a MAC ID) and the software can tell them apart). so when you activate a device on one computer, it might also activate on nearby computers. just go into the unifying software and unpair it if it does.
53450
I don't think that would work. The mouse and keyboard plug in through USB ports into the KVM device that go back and forth to be used between all the devices connected. Several times I've attempted to use my laptop to control the keyboard and mouse functions on the other system (when I thought my keyboard and/or mouse had died with random power outages) and it never worked. I think you need something connected via USB into those ports.
1952766
No, you would need something else to use two monitors at once. This is used for switching between two monitors that are used one at a time.
583415
Yes, and you will only require one KB and Mouse. Its pretty slick once its up and running. I love mine.
1908528
This device has only USB out, requires two mice, some systems are not happy booting "blind" meaning you need to boot each machine with this turned to that machines PC. I am running two machines through one monitor, but if I had to do it again I would get one with more USBs so I can use Mouse and Keyboard with both, now I have to use two mice.
1315562
Yes you can, if you get a USB OTG adapter. However, you have only one USB port. You would likely need a keyboard with a trackball built into the keyboard to use both devices. Regardless, unless you send a lot of text, I do not believe you will need either a keyboard or a mouse. I seldom plug in my keyboard.
2075347
As far as I can tel... You can't. If one control is pointer to both, both will interact. You can try to control them through the rs232 port (I dont know how to do it)
1402613
By "splitter" I hope you mean a USB hub... Those work fine for me for low power devices, just remember the repeater used some of the power of the port it is plugged into... so higher powered devices like card readers and battery chargers may not work without a powered hub with it's own power pack...Potentially, some fancy keyboards may not get enough power because of backlights or other extra features. (I have not noticed this with any mice)Hope that helps someone...
987845
You would be better off getting the Memory Stick Duo Adapter with the USB cord attached if you want it to work in more than one CPU.
98778
Yes you can. Depending on your USB device it will support IR, RF, or Bluetooth mice.
724428
Not concurrently, in my experience.It will let you toggle between 2, if you have 3 connected.If you want to have a third monitor for basic 2-D stuff, you might get one of those add on USB-DVI/VGA devices, but they are CPU intensive.
1293515
Yes, I have an experience using it as a mouse on two display configuration.The only drawback that for graphics one display configuration seems to me to be more comfortable.
1952956
No you cannot, Once you press one button, the other appears to becomes inoperable. I just tried with Hitman Absolution and Lost Planet 3. Plus, I REALLY don't think you want to use this mouse for gaming, it simply isn't made/designed for that. You will regret buying it for that purpose.
2001724
You only can use one port at a time and do one thing at a time. Mine won't work at all but it wasn't designed to multi task.