does logitech wireless mouse+keyboard with unifying usb dongle compatible with this device and can switch between connected CPUs?
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I am using a USB Logitech lighted keyboard & USB Microsoft Laser mouse (or a USB Microsoft Trackball) and experience only that the Star-Tech 2-port does not allow for keyboard volume controls to work - so I have to manually adjust volume using the desktop tray icon on each of my machines. It should be noted, one computer is Windows XP sp3 and the other is Windows 7. Otherwise switch is flawless. Have had for almost 2 years without any trouble issues.
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I have a Logitech pair (keyboard and mouse) with a single USB controller, and it works fine.
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Yes, I initially used it with both a wireless keyboard and mouse but now only the keyboard is wireless. Problem was the mouse, not the KVM
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If you mean a keyboard/mouse that uses the little USB dongle, then yes (I currently do). There are no loadable device drivers, it either is compatible or it's not. You can hook a USB printer to one of the three USB slots and will more than likely work (though not full functionality), however a WiFi printer I think will work better (via Google Cloud Print).
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The keyboard and mouse requires a dongle to communicate and is contained in the packaging. BTW--the mouse will work alone or in conjunction with the keyboard. I have been very satisfied with this keyboard and mouse.
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I have the Logitech M325 wireless mouse which I bought with this k360 Logitech wirelss keyboard, and the System Requirements listed are: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 & RTA and Mac OS 10.5 or later. You will also need a USB port to plug the wireless receiver to your computer. If you have further questions, log onto www.logitech.com. Hope this helps!
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Yes. Make sure you plug it into the general purpose port and not the keyboard and mouse ports. A short press will switch keyboard and mouse only, press and hold to switch keyboard, mouse and other USB devices.
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The keyboard and mouse are both wireless and use the same "dongle" that little square piece. Put the little square piece in a USB and that acts as the wireless transceiver.
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A single unifying receiver can pair with up to 6 keyboards / mice (obviously from Logitech). You can use one from another brand with its own receiver too.
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Yes I use it with a wireless logitech keyboard and mouse. I switch between my apple and windows computer.
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I don't know and stopped using it because of unreliable connectivity. The Logitech Bluetooth keyboard is fine, though. I bought a "USB Slim 4 Port Hub" to which I attach a 1 TB hard drive, an HP 2430 printer and a Microsoft laptop mouse. Altogether, this seems the best combination. Given the prie of the Logitech Tablet Mouse ($90.00?), I can't recommend "try it to find out". To pricey for error.
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I haven't tried that so I am not certain if wireless will work or not. I can tell you that the IOGEAR 2-Port USB DVI-D KVM switch has 2 USB ports, one designated for the key board and one for the mouse. If your wireless KB & Mouse use 2 separate USB receivers, I would guess that the chances of it working properly are good.
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The wireless keyboard comes with a usb dongle that you connect to a usb port. I have a logitech wireless mouse working with a logitech USB Dongle on my set. The dongle acts like bluetooth. My set immediately recognized the wireless mouse using the usb dongle (transmitter/receiver).
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Yes. We have a wireless keyboard/mouse combo that we use with ours, both made by Logitech with a single unifying USB receiver attached to a USB port on the laptop.
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I'm not 100 percent sure on this because I don't have the keyboard only have the pad, but in most cases the operate on different frequencies so no. The user manual says it uses a 2.4 GHz wireless signal Bi-directional. Best bet is to look at logitec if your looking for a bundle or just get a USB hub.
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My wireless mouse is blue-tooth so it depends. if your keyboard is also blue-tooth only one device connected at a time. You can pair it with a large number of devices but only one can be in use at any time
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According to spec, this mouse does have a nano size unifying receiver that can connect up to 6 unifying-compatible devices. So the answer is yes based on the spec, but I don't have the Logitech unifying-compatible keyboard/device to test with.