Do the volume and disc eject buttons of the K810 work on the Mac OS X? I have both a PC and a Mac and so don't want the K811. K810 looks nicer too.
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I just tested and the volume keys of the K810 do work with a mac. I don't see an eject button on the K810.
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I've just plugged one of these into OS X 10.9.5 and it *does not* work. Checking the USB details using USB Prober show there is no device driver (kext) loaded for the device. However, the device is shown in System Information under USB described as "2-axis, 8-button gamepad" but this is just the product string reported verbatim (OS X can do this without a driver).
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I did use this on a Mac. One thing to note is that the eject button on the unit would not respond, it had to be ejected through a Menu. With that said, it was before the operating changed to maverick
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Works on linux, so it should work fine on Mac. There's nothing special about the buttons at all.
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I bought it for use on a mac, which despite some reports doesn't really work well with osx. The pedal defaults to 3 keyboard keys (a,s,and d I think), and relies on a keyboard mapping utility to customize. If you can find the software download I would suggest trying that w/ a regular keyboard. If the software remaps those to alt/control properly then you are probably good to buy the pedal. This is a very generic product and I was not able to find much support.edit: post deleted and re-posted to remove my employer name.
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Just got one and it works great, but no, it doesn't show up in Mac OS X as a drive. I'm using 10.4.6 and can't see it in the finder, disk utility, or in /Volumes/. Bummer.
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Does not work with MAC, I just checked Logitech site, and they only have Windows listed for this controller. It say if you OS is not listed, nothing is available for it. So that means it wont work! For MAC
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We use it with other IMacs, but checked online, found this:As long as you pair with Blootooth. Yes. But in order for all keys to function you'll need >= 10.5.8 and the keyboard update (search apple for kb/HT3932), or >=10.6 (e.g; fn arrows for page up/down, home, end, delete, media transport) [MBP 4,1]
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Sorry, I have no idea, I never used mac system, I only know about windows, of course, I had no problem using it, U'd better call tesoro company :) And plus I'm using something else, not this product, I didn't like that it didn't have clicky sound :) hope it helps
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I use it on my Mac, and there is a volume button both on the keyboard and in the systems preferences.
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It has an eject key, just like all genuine Apple keyboards do. Mine works very well, and when used in conjunction with the option and command keys, it will trigger the sleep command. Some other manufacturers have the key as well, but they don't always function, in which case you must go up to the drop-down menu to eject with the mousie.
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Hi there,I bought this keyboard a while ago and I've been using it since. I have an apple keyboard and I do not know the Logitech K811 keyboard. Sorry buddy
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Thanks Rando213. I have an iMac too, running Windows 7 through Bootcamp. I was just wondering if anyone in my situation was having trouble using this keyboard while running windows on their iMac, because I saw another comment where the person said she couldn't get the keyboard to work when Bootcamping Bill G's POS OS. Anyways, thanks for responding!
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There's isn't an fn key like on other keyboards. Instead there is a little switch in the top right that accomplishes the fn key's purpose. It switches between multimedia (volume, play, etc.) and the typical F keys. With the keyboard switched to multimedia keys, everything seems to work fine with OS X as far as I've tried. Also, once you remap Command and Option to be swapped in Keyboard preferences, it's just like an Apple keyboard. I'm quite happy with it.
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Hi! I too don't like the slim keyboards. Yes this keyboard is perfect with a Mac. I have a Mac. And very easy installation. It's a great keyboard, but just so that you are aware before you purchase, it is a noisy, clicky keyboard. I happen to like the sound but just know that it isn't quiet. If you are talking on the phone and typing, the person on the other end will definitely hear you. All said, I am very happy with this keyboard.
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I am sorry I am a PC not a MAC But if you call Roland they can tell you the correct version that does run on the MAC. I know the one I have has a MAC installer but with your version I would hate to say yes and be wrong and have you pay for something you cannot use. CAGMisfits
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I'm not familiar with a Mac keyboard, but when I compare it to a Windows keyboard it is different. Obviously a QUERTY keyboard is a QUERTY keboard, but the Logitech wireless does have a fn (function) key in the bottom left corner, followed by the Control Option/Alt and Command Keys to the left of the space bar and the Command and Option keys to the right, followed by the four direction arrows. The rest of the keys seem to be the standard QUERTY and the Function keys on top are marked (F1 to F3 allow switching between three different Bluetooth devices)