can this KVM be used with a wireless keyboard and mouse with dongle?
792416
Absolutely! That was a key reason besides the sound factor why I ordered this unit. Hope this helps. It's a great unit!
792417
yes, I used it with a wireless Logitech mouse (M310 ) and Logitech keyboard (K360 ) with no issues.
792418
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
819441
Yes. I haven't personally done it, but if you have 2 sets of input devices and only use the kvm for the monitor, I don't see why it wouldn't work.
1397702
Yes. I currently use the wireless mouse. Be aware that there are only 2 standard USB ports and running both the mouse and keyboard at the same time may use both slots. Probably not an issue, but just pointing it out.
2065072
Yes. And with the limited USB ports this works great for both a wireless keyboard and a mouse. I've attached this to a Raspberry Pi, OUYA Console and WIN 7 desktop and it works like a champ every time.
1356036
I have the same question - I've tried two different wireless keyboards via USB dongle but both trigger the "USB device not supported" error - tried Logitech & HP.
2122053
KVM's are generally for keyboards, video and mice. I would suggest you buy a usb hub for your "other" usb devices. They sell them with on/off switches as well for convenience. Hope this helps.
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.
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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.
961377
I am currently using one on a 4 port KVM it works great. That said it might depend on the KVM. If it has a USB port I would give it a shot.
709696
yes... KVM over IP port Dedicated Ethernet port for remote management access
2201458
Yes it will work fine with a wireless mouse, preferably bluetooth, considering that the RF mouse will need the dongle and therefore the little usb cable, unless you're using the keyboard which has a full usb port
858589
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.
1582263
This is an IEEE 802.11b/g/n Wireless LAN (WiFi) networking adapter.This is not a "dongle" for different keyboard, mouse or other solutions, if that is what you are looking for.
1347527
Yes, you can plug the wireless USB port of the mouse and keyboard into this device and use it.
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.
1451703
You can plug two USB devices into the KVM switch and both devices will work on each machine, one machine at a time. Each machine will only need the one USB cable coming from the KVM switch to operate both USB devices.
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It should, provided you have the receiver plugged into the KVM's USB ports.