Do u need to have it connected to computers in order to use it with keyboards?
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Yes. It is a plug-n-play device, so it only works with a computer. The software has to be running to print.
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It has to be plugged into the computer using it's USB cord. That is also how it gets it's power.
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You can hook it up to a speaker, but not with USB-- you just use an audio cable to connect a speaker (or a pair of speakers for stereo) to the keyboard's "HEADPHONES/OUTPUT" jack.
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Whether or not the keyboard works depends on how it communicates with the computer. The purpose of this adapter is only to be able to connect the keyboard to the newer computers that only use USB ports to connect with accessories.
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It's a midi controller, not an electric keyboard so no. You need a computer program or a synth to use with it.
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The screen works separately from the keyboad if you want, you don't really need the keyboard at all. If you dock the screen in the keyboard, then it's like a regular laptop (in terms of screen-keyboard movement)
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The user manual tells how to connect the keyboard to a computer (Windows based or a Mac), but you would have to buy a USB cable and a Casio USB Audio Device to do it. I have never done it and the details for connecting are a little vague.
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No, it's strictly Bluetooth. The included USB cable is for charging only. You can connect the keyboard to your computer and type while it's charging but cannot connect to type. Hope this helps.
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It is my understanding that you must use Windows 7 or higher. I tried it using XP and it did not work. I now have Windows 7 64 bit; however, I have not yet tried to connect the keyboard. I do not know the range.
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The USB cable is only for charging. The keyboard actually connects via Bluetooth, even if it also happens to be plugged in to charge. You could even plug it into a different computer or a wall adapter to charge it while you're using it to connect to the computer in question. If you are asking if you can run a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard off of one USB Bluetooth adapter than you can.
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Keyboard come with a USB cable. You have to connect the Micro USB cable to the key board and the other extreme of the cable, standard USB, to a PC.
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The keyboard must be plugged into the tablet to work and not wireless. There is another option though and pretty cheap. Since the keyboard has a USB port you can get any Logitech wireless keyboard that comes with their dongle and use that keyboard. I have a Logitech keyboard that has both the keyboard AND the finger pad and mouse keys just like a normal laptop has so you don't need a seperate kb and mouse. That was about $30 at Walmart. You can plug the dongle into any device that uses USB....I also use it with my regular laptop (Windows) and even my Samsung smart TV (computer built in) for remote keyboard. Note though that on the ASUS there is not a USB port on the tablet itself only the keyboard so you still need both the tablet and its docking keyboard. That being said....the ASUS kb is excellent....in fact that is what I am using right now to reply to you.
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The keyboard has no USB inputs. It only has a USB output cord that can plug into your computer.
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Yes, the keyboard is hardwired with a USB cable to connect it to the desktop.
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Yes... But some USB devices will not work well or at all when plugged into the keyboard. Read your tech info concerning the device you will be connecting. Good luck.
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the keyboard and the mouse run on the same USB connector. You do not need another to connect either.
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No. The keyboard has the same port as the tablet so that by using the keyboard, you don't lose access to the tablet port. Amazon has several adapters that you can plug into the keyboard port that allow you to use USB devices. I bought one and it works fine.
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Gary - the keyboard is a simple plug and play devise. As long as you have a USB port, you should be able to use it. I have been very happy with it, as it essentially allows another workstation in my office. Hope this helps. Take Care!