Is this compatible with KBMC-13BVNS? Also, does this have an off position?
1866610
If you are talking about the original switch (don't know the part number), yes. And, yes, there's an "off" position, in addition to a rheostat to vary fan speed (in the application in which I personally am using the part).
1866611
It does have an off position. Sorry, I don't know about the compatibility question.
1866612
Sorry, I don't know about compatibility. It does have an off position. It will not mount flush in my range hood, so it looks unsightly.
1866613
not sure what application your using but mine are all in fireplace inserts and once set to the speed they want they stay on that speed and never turn them off. the on off is controlled by a single pole switch on the wall that turns both gas and blower off at same time, so in my case no off setting is needed anyway
1866614
Yes it has an on position by turning the white dial. When you here the click then its on and turn in the other direction and its off.
1866615
I'm not sure about the compatibility, my part was a KBMC-13BV, but, yes, it does have an off setting.
1866616
Don't know the technical answer but I researched it at the time and it worked as the replacement in my Old Jacksonville ceiling fan. No off switch.
2231489
This one should swap out without any trouble. The inputs are the same BNC connectors.
2125116
Good evening Mick;I was not concerned about a media key on the keyboard and pretty much knew that when I bought it. My keyboars did not have any paper work with it or instructions. The keyboard serves my needs just fine with my big fingers and the touch is very good. I also noted that none of the keys are assignable in other words there are no spares to assign a medial function to. I am sorry but that is what I have found out about it but still like it
1050269
I don't know the answer to that. It is not listed as compatible on the box so I guess one should assume that it is not. You could email them at support@kinivo.com
2126203
I'm using this keyboard with an IOgear GCS634U 4-port KVM. I'm not a gamer, so I can't speak to any of those issues. I'm also using the SetPoint software because I have a Logitech wireless mouse as well. I have two laptops and one desktop on the KVM and I don't see any issues. The backlighting works fine as well as the special purpose keys (volume, web keys, etc.).
937472
The KB & mouse work off the same USB receiver/dongle, no worries. And it could go into one of the USB ports in the back of your tower, freeing up the front USB port. Good luck, Johnny N.
529567
It should. I've got 8 of them I've been using with various KVMs. Occasionally the converter goes stupid and needs to be reset, this usually happens when booting the computer. Disconnect and reconnect and it usually fixes it.
2126208
I use the logitech illuminated keyboard (awesome keyboard). The 2 kvm switched I listed above work with mine. I'm not sure about all function keys ( I didn't install the logitech software). The back lighting does work.
2126207
All you guys who say it works fine with KVM have obviously not installed the SetPoint software. It will NOT work with this keyboard through a KVM switch unless the switch does NOT use keyboard emulation or it uses the new dynamic device mapping tech. Mine works fine with IOGEAR USB KVM, but the SetPoint software doesn't see the KB unless its hooked directly to the computer. This is because when its on the KVM, windows sees a different keyboard in Device Manager, with a totally different hardware ID. Solution is to get a passive switch which doesn't use hotkeys and has push buttons, like the ConnectPro UR-14. Or, the fancy full automatic ConnectPro UR-14+ which uses the dynamic device mapping, which as far as I know is a UNIQUE feature. It will translate the hardware ID so that Windows actually sees it as a Logitech keyboard, not a generic HID keyboard. Hope this helps some folks. Unfortunately I returned the KB anyway because it sufferes from phantom keyblocking while my old Saitek Eclipse II does not. Try holding Shift+W and then pressing SpaceBar. The space is IGNORED! Not on my Saitek! That makes it terrible for gamers.
307982
Hi- I am using a run-of-the-mill Microsoft keyboard and trackball mouse. Both are working well with the KVM switch.
705374
I really don't know, but then I think it is compatible. I've never seen any keyboard not compatible with any operation system.
384355
No. This is a small desktop KVM switch. I've tried a number of other switches and this works like a pro all the time.
1889679
My experience in this regard has not been positive. Initially, it seem to work, but later proved problematic with other functions so after disconnecting my printer/scanner from one of KVM usb ports I had been using, everything went back to functioning normal. I guess that's why they call it a "KVM" switch. **Note I was able to use one of the usb ports because I only needed one of the ports for my wireless Microsoft Keyboard/Mouse connection.
1275001
I just installed this today on my N53SV and it's working perfectly. It's a little louder than the old one (think I didn't fold the ribbon/cable enough and so the corners of the keyboard are floating a bit above the rest of the board -- will try to adjust it later), but all the keys are working as they should. And the 2 keys I had problems with on the old keyboard are now working perfectly.
169981
I'm using the keyboard in Kontak, for use with REV, and the keyboard works fine. Try looking up the info on YouTube or Google.
826630
There is a small switch on the side of the device. You may need to use a small precision screwdriver or a paper clip to flip it to the 'off' position.
1098189
I read somewhere the "technical stuff" on this unit and I cannot remember what it was. I use it with my Logitech keyboard and it works fine for the most part. Just get some extension plugs because it blocks the other USB port beside it.