Can i pair logitech wireless keyboard K760 on this dongle?
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If it blue tooth I don't see why not. I use it for my Samsung wireless keyboard on my computer
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This Bluetooth adapter will work with any Bluetooth device from today(May2k14) and earlier. If by some chance you still own an operating Bluetooth 1.x.x device then it may not work. Also the added benefit of this device is it can be paired with more than one device at the same time.I currently pair a BB Sync9.7, an iPhone, mouse, and my laptop and they all work simultaneously.
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Sure doesn't, but that wouldn't stop you from using a Bluetooth dongle for a device such as a keyboard or mouse.
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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.
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There is a small usb dongle that plugs in to the computer. Keyboard is factory-paired with the dongle via 2.4ghz wireless. Range is typical of other 2.4ghz wireless keyboards.
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From what I've found is, first of all, you have to make sure your mouse is a Logitech and also a Logitech with a Unifying logo on it. If it has both of those, it should work. Also make sure your K700 is a Unifying keyboard, which it sounds like it is. Lastly, here's the address for the Logitech K700 Keyboard. It's in PDF, however looking through it might help you:http://www.logitech.com/assets/45753/2/revue-manuals.pdfFinally, if your still stumped or having some glitches in the pairing process, go to the Logitech site and call their customer service number: +1 800-231-7717Monday - Saturday, 7:00am - 4:00pm PTGood luck From what I've found is, first of all, you have to make sure your mouse is a Logitech and also a Logitech with a Unifying logo on it. If it has both of those, it should work. Also make sure your K700 is a Unifying keyboard, which it sounds like it is. Lastly, here's the address for the Logitech K700 Keyboard. It's in PDF, however looking through it might help you:http://www.logitech.com/assets/45753/2/revue-manuals.pdfFinally, if your still stumped or having some glitches in the pairing process, go to the Logitech site and call their customer service number: +1... » Read More From what I've found is, first of all, you have to make sure your mouse is a Logitech and also a Logitech with a Unifying logo on it. If it has both of those, it should work. Also make sure your K700 is a Unifying keyboard, which it sounds like it is. Lastly, here's the address for the Logitech K700 Keyboard. It's in PDF, however looking through it might help you:http://www.logitech.com/assets/45753/2/revue-manuals.pdfFinally, if your still stumped or having some glitches in the pairing process, go to the Logitech site and call their customer service number: +1 800-231-7717Monday - Saturday, 7:00am - 4:00pm PTGood luck « Show Less
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Yes, but it's a real pain. For $10 more, buy the Logitech 400 wireless keyboard......
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I have used Bluetooth keyboards and mouses, but prefer Logitech parts that use the tiny unifying receiver. Takes up one USB port for both, and range is superior, they also connect at boot, don't need to wait for the BT drivers to load.
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Use a Blue Tooth Device. I did find ONE, and only one, wireless keyboard and mouse that also worked through the USB port with an USB to OTG adaptor; the receiver plugged into the USB 2.0 side of the adaptor while the other end plugged into the USB port of the Mach Speed. The keyboard/mouse was sold under the Inland name. An attempt with a Logitech failed.
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No. It's not a Bluetooth keyboard or mouse. It will still work with your computer via the USB dongle that's included, but it won't connect via Bluetooth.
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Genalee,I bought a Logitech K400r wireless keyboard for my pi. I found however that the wirelesss for the keyboard and the wireless module that comes with the kit interfer with one another. Currently, I have the pi connected directly to the internet through wire. I know that there are ways to shift the channels on the keyboards and wireless so that they dont interact, but I haven't spent any time with that. At present, I actual access the pi through ssh and don't really use either the keyboard or wireless directly. To get this set up, I did have to use the ethernet connection and the keyboard to set up the pi.Eric Genalee,I bought a Logitech K400r wireless keyboard for my pi. I found however that the wirelesss for the keyboard and the wireless module that comes with the kit interfer with one another. Currently, I have the pi connected directly to the internet through wire. I know that there are ways to shift the channels on the keyboards and wireless so that they dont interact, but I haven't spent any time with that. At present, I actual access the pi through ssh and don't really use either the keyboard or wireless directly. To get this set up, I did have to use the ethernet connection... » Read More Genalee,I bought a Logitech K400r wireless keyboard for my pi. I found however that the wirelesss for the keyboard and the wireless module that comes with the kit interfer with one another. Currently, I have the pi connected directly to the internet through wire. I know that there are ways to shift the channels on the keyboards and wireless so that they dont interact, but I haven't spent any time with that. At present, I actual access the pi through ssh and don't really use either the keyboard or wireless directly. To get this set up, I did have to use the ethernet connection and the keyboard to set up the pi.Eric « Show Less
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The USB that is required for this numeric keyboard is wireless and to my best knowledge will not connect up properly with your other wireless keyboard. You can buy a USB extension hub to consolidate your requirement for extra USB connections.
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Yes. It should work fine. If all you're doing is connecting a new Android tablet with Logitech keyboard via bluetooth, you shouldn't have a problem. I agree with Micah's response.
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Wireless keyboard and mouse can be only paired with PC or mac, but they cannot be paired each other as far as I know- shiva
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My IOGEAR GCS1744 KVM switch works fine with the Logitech illuminated keyboard. Make sure it is powered.
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I bought a Logitech wireless keyboard for the same reason - missed the number pad. It does not have a USB.
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Yes it can, any wired or wireless keyboard and mouse will work with the device.
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Not sure if its using and actual blue tooth connection or not but I use my Logitech wireless USB keyboard on mine sometimes. Plug the USB dongle into one of the back USB slots and you're good to go.