Can this be used to connect keyboard and other usb peripheral devices (mice etc)?
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I use it for a thumb drive. I guess you can use it on anything that doesn't need power from it.
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I have connected keyboards, mice, external hard drives, and combo keyboard and touchpads to it. All worked fine. It has effectively two USB ports--a regular one and an on the go port that will also let you access it from a computer. If you need more than two USB connections you will need a hub, and the advice to use a powered hub is good, especially if the additional devices are like a network card, bluetooth dongle, or dongle for a wireless keyboard.
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As long as your computer has the USB port for both the mouse and keyboard. The USB port is now the most used on any/all computers. I looked up the info on this computer and it has 3 USB ports - so it should work.
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I've had mine for quite a while with various wireless mice and keyboards without a problem. I do not have the USB-dongle for my mouse and keyboard plugged into the USB ports in the monitor, however.
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I do not believe so. It is intended to share a mouse, keyboard and VGA monitor between two PC's. I am using mine with the Logitech unifying wireless keyboard and mouse and it works great.
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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.
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Can't say for sure, but I would think so. It just comes across as a USB keyboard and mouse.
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Any USB keyboard and mouse will work. You can then add a bluetooth dongle an pair bluetooth keyboards and mice if you like.
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Yes it is the little plastic pull out legs and I have a mouse that is totally separate, use two different usb ports if your mouse you have has it's own wireless connector then yes if the same connector is used for both keyboard and mouse then I am not sure if it will work unless that source plugs different place than new keyboard. I love this keyboard and have a logitech red and white m525 mouse that works great. Good luck, I have gone through many keyboards and mice and these have worked great for over a year.
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I believe you can. I use a wireless Microsoft mouse with mine. There are three USB connections. I can't imagine there would be any reason why you wouldn't be able to add a keyboard, but I have not done so.
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I'm sure it might be possible. I wasn't positive myself, if it would work for my Coby tablet, but I chanced the $2.50 it cost, and it did in fact work.(for plugging a USB thumb drive in) Trying to connect an external mouse/keyboard would not work for some reason. For that I used another product tagged as a definite "OTG" cable. Slightly bigger/longer, but I was able to use my external mouse and keyboard (separately) as I had hoped. "OTG" stands for On The Go. Well, good luck, and I hope this helped!(warm smilz)Todd Sylvia in Oregon
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Yes you can actually first you need to get a usb hub or splitter and plug it into the mouse port. then you have to turn off mouse emulation. the manual should tell you how. then just plug mouse and keyboard into the splitter/hub and you should be ready to go
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I do not see why it would not. I have a range of computer brands (Dell laptop and workstation, Sony Vaio, Dell keyboard, and crappy HP laptop) and it works to connect various peripheral to each of them. It singlehandedly has prevented me throwing out items that have a serial connection that now require a USB. I still use XP by the way, so that is not a factor. I will also add I bought this several years ago and it is a real Adesso cable so be sure to clarify that and return it if it is not.
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yes, with an OTG (on-the-go) usb cable plugged into the tablet's USB port, you can then connect a usb keyboard, mouse, flash drive, external hard drive, etc. to use more than one peripheral, connect the OTG cable to the tablet then connect a small 2 or 3 port usb hub to the OTG cable. you can now use a usb mouse and keyboard at the same time, plus another usb device, depending on the size of your usb hub.
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a USB hub and a corded USB mouse and keyboard would work just fine using this cable as an extension jut you might be better off buying a basic wireless rf/bluetooth mouse key board set for not much more $. you will get Nealy the same range and not be tethered dow by wires.
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I seriously doubt it. Most computers will support both a USB mouse and Keyboard. and if the Bluetooth adapter for the mouse is built in, I would expect there to be absolutely no conflict. That said, I haven't tried it and with all the different motherboards out there, it might not be proof positive for your situation even if I had.
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It shouldn't have anything to do with your keyboard. This USB wired mouse connects to any USB port and interacts with your operating system, not the KB.