The description says "...plug in the transceivers". Does this mean there are two of them, one for the mouse and one for the Keyboard?
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No, there's one USB plug that works both the mouse and keyboard. It clips to the back of the mouse when you're not using it.
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There is only one plug for both. Remember that there is no ON/OFF button/switch on the keyboard, which we did not know when we bought it.
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Just one of the transceivers comes with it mine works great I can lay my keyboard on my lap run the mouse on my tummy its great... Wayne H. In...
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There is one little USB transmitter for both mouse and keyboard. It hides inside the keyboard on the back when not in use and possibly in the mouse too. They don't each have a separate USB transmitter just one for both.
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There is only one USB plug for both. There is no ON/OFF button on the keyboard, which is not our favorite feature.
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If your question is about whether you will have wireless interference between the 2, then no it will work fine with the keyboard. The mouse is seperated from the keyboard and both will use their own usb slot with the usb dongles provided. I use this mouse with my contracting and have had many customers with wireless keyboards, headphones and other peripherals without any problems. Personally I have not noticed a single issue with this mouse and would highly suggest picking it up as it is one of the best wireless mice I have used. The batteries (that came with the mouse) lasted over a year of almost daily use, again with no issues. If your question is about whether you will have wireless interference between the 2, then no it will work fine with the keyboard. The mouse is seperated from the keyboard and both will use their own usb slot with the usb dongles provided. I use this mouse with my contracting and have had many customers with wireless keyboards, headphones and other peripherals without any problems. Personally I have not noticed a single issue with this mouse and would highly suggest picking it up as it is one of the best wireless mice I have used. The batteries (that came with the mouse) lasted over a year... » Read More If your question is about whether you will have wireless interference between the 2, then no it will work fine with the keyboard. The mouse is seperated from the keyboard and both will use their own usb slot with the usb dongles provided. I use this mouse with my contracting and have had many customers with wireless keyboards, headphones and other peripherals without any problems. Personally I have not noticed a single issue with this mouse and would highly suggest picking it up as it is one of the best wireless mice I have used. The batteries (that came with the mouse) lasted over a year of almost daily use, again with no issues. « Show Less
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Yes. There are six standard USB ports, and the wireless keyboard and mouse connect with a reciever plugged into one of these.
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The USB connector works for both the mouse and the keyboard. Also get ready to change batteries on the mouse a LOT...the keyboard hasn't needed much battery change but the mouse stays on all the time.. it sleeps sometimes but not enough to save the battery. I would probably get a set with an on and off switch but this set does the job for little money.
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You dont always have to use both mouse and keyboard plugged in for it to work, so yes... using a keyboard only will work.
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Each computer receives one usb connection and one hdmi connection. The one usb takes care of both the mouse and keyboard. Hope this helps!
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actually, the description says "wireless keyboard & mouse included." It's up in the first description at the top of the webpage. So yes,they are included.
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This keyboard does not have a trackpad, so you will need a mouse. While any mouse will do, using a Logitech mouse with a "Unifying" receiver will allow you to pair both the keyboard and mouse to the same dongle, using only one USB port instead of two. That's the advantage of the Logitech Unifying system One tiny dongle can control up to six devices.
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Anker offers the mouse and keyboard as a combo for $30 on Amazon, and there is ONE USB key that receives from BOTH. I'd bet that if you got the items individually, only one receiver would be necessary.
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just one...one nano transceiver in the PC covers both the mouse and the keyboard...
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The model I bought (2 port) lets you use 1 mouse and 1 keyboard to share two computers. The mouse and keyboard can produce output to a monitor that is switched back and forth as well as audio output from two machines to a common amplifier.
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Did you plug the keyboard/mouse receiver into one of the USB ports on the lower right side of the monitor?. Remove the cover on the under side of the mouse and the keyboard, insert a battery into each. Right next to the battery in the mouse, you will see the the wireless receiver, remove it and plug it into the USB port on the monitor, that should do it. If it does not, then you might have a defective keyboard or receiver. Hope this helps.
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Sorry but I am not certain. ..... I can say that both the keyboard and mouse sensor work well
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Wireless keyboard and monitor in StarTech, dongle for mice in each cpu. Sounds logical to me!Just looked at other respondent. I don't follow what "crashed" means. I had a problem with StarTech, contacted their tech support. Disconnected everything from StarTech and reconnected. Everything is now fine!
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One end of the connector cable is already attached to your keyboard, plug the other end into the area on your computer that your present cable is connected.
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It gives you an option at the beginning to use either the mouse or keyboard. I prefer my wireless controller. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0041RR0TW/ref=ya_aw_oh_pit
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Having no idea what a mouse dongle is, I can tell you that there is nothing to which you have to connect the mouse. Just make sure it has a battery and the switch on the mouse is set to on. Same for the keyboard.