very basic question: can I be sure the receiver will sync to the frequency that my K350 & M510 are sending?
1567185
I researched the logitec site and inquired as to which keyboards the unifying USB would link to discover that it will not only unify those that are listed but a few others as well. If it says it will link the keyboard that is listed rest assured that it will do the job. Mine has worked flawlessly since it arrived. Good luck.
1567186
Look at the Logitech site and look for unifying receiver software. There you find full compatibility models.
1567187
Yes. Both units will work with the unifying receiver. You must do the pairing software to connect your devices available free from Logitech
1755213
It can absolutely receive those frequencies. I'm not sure exactly what you'd hear, but you would hear something. Try changing the modulation between FM and AM if it doesn't work at first.
1515783
you need to look at your manual and look for the MHZ used. mine for a S600 is 315MHZ if the frequancies don't match it wont work.
742005
Hey aMan-It is not. Your receiver operates on a a 303.875 MHz frequency and this remote operates on 300 MHz. If you are handy I can walk you through installing an updated receiver and which you remotes you need.Thanks...Matty
1915704
Yes. I have a Logitech M510 wireless mouse and K350 wireless keyboard and it was able to sync with both.
1535798
These are different frequency , you'll need tpsm with 315 MHz , I don't think they'll work
1954287
Unfortunately, I can't answer that, since my is connected to my receiver. Sorry!
2005543
With the two I own, no. I suspected not, as there is no obvious way to adjust the send or receive frequencies. In most cases where multiple units are in use it would probably be necessary for each to act independently. Theoretically it could be possible to pair two or more sensors to a receiver during manufactured rather like multiple remote keys for a car, but I doubt if this would be done.
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I dont know. I bought this receiver for my mouse M510,but i receive other mouse+this receiver. And receiver is no working with my mouse,only with delivered mouse. I have old K400 keyboard but it is broken and it is in no working condition.
1015601
I have half an answer... and a corresponding concern. I own two W3 senders and four W3 receivers. I can have both senders connected to 2 completely different audio sources and each of the correct 2 receivers are able to connect and receive as they are supposed to do. There is no cross talk, no interference an every receiver seems to remain oblivious to signal from the "other" (non-paired?) receiver. So in that sense, quad would be supported... each pair of channels would be independent of the other pair. Now for the concern... My example does not require any synchronization. Sender "A" might be a time slot or two away from sender "B". I do not know if this difference would be perceptible as I have not tested. (I suspect it would not be even slightly perceptible but in a time slotted transmission I am pretty sure they could not sync to be absolutely identical) Either someone who has tried 4-channel or someone at AudioEngine is probably going to have to address this concern. But at least I hope I have brought your attention to the specific concern you should have! Will be interested to see other responses. bob
1999492
If the receiver has any of the following outputs: RF, component, red/blue/green or HDMI... then you should be just fine.
1730680
I have a 6186w and use optical cable to my h/k receiver and i'm also getting sync issues.
350698
Hello, no problem, this device has two button for change frequency from 87.5 to 108.0 MHz.only you have to find a "no used" frequency.its so easy!
1875455
The only way to confirm the frequency is to contact the seller directly. Do not go by the listing; Amazon listings seem to be generic and the sellers are subject to change. Meaning one seller may have the 2.4gig and the next seller have the 315mhz but the listing is the same, so it depends on when and who you buy from.
1315220
You need to ask the question to the mfg. If they are the same frequency, they might interfere with one another depending on the distance and range of each..If they are DIFFERENT frequencies they will NOT.
2180708
the frequency range on this is from 610/670. the frequency range of the receiveris 610/680. it should work
595600
Typically the transmitters and receivers are on the same frequency. If you have dip switches on the receiver or transmitter, you might be able to change the frequency of one of the units.