In the picture it appears as if you need 2 ps2 ports (keyboard and Mouse) or 1 USB (Mouse) and 1 PS2 (Keyboard) Can I have 2 usb devices?
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Yes, I have mine hooked up with a USB keyboard and USB mouse. I do not use the PS2 ports at all.
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I am using a usb mouse and a usb keyboard their are 2 usb connections on the KVM
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It will work, however, I found that model to work poorly, with lots of key repeats. In my opinion, a better choice is this model with a short USB extender like this so it doesn't get in the way of the rest of your USB ports. So far this model has worked flawlessly for me, without out of control key repeats. (Note however that it does not handle a PS/2 mouse, just the keyboard.
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The playstation wouldn't recognize the usb device. This device is just a cheap way of getting ps2 controllers to work with your pc.
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I'm really unsure about that, I have a wire Logitech mouse w a universal 2.4 USB that supposed to allow for multiple peripheral connections and it didn't work. I had to use the USB that came w the keyboard.
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You mean you need to plug the keyboards into the USB port? Check out this and similar ones, this one? You plug the keyboard into the end of it then plug the USB plug into a USB port on your computer ;))Adesso PS/2 to USB Adapter, connects 2 PS/2 connectors to 1 USB port/hub (ADP-PU21 )Alternatively, you can buy "just the actual plug in both purple and green":BisLinks® Mini USB 2.0 Type A Male To PS2 Female Mouse Keyboard Quality Converter AdapterI'm sure either of those are what you're looking for to connect with to your computers from your PS/2. You mean you need to plug the keyboards into the USB port? Check out this and similar ones, this one? You plug the keyboard into the end of it then plug the USB plug into a USB port on your computer ;))Adesso PS/2 to USB Adapter, connects 2 PS/2 connectors to 1 USB port/hub (ADP-PU21 )Alternatively, you can buy "just the actual plug in both purple and green":BisLinks® Mini USB 2.0 Type A Male To PS2 Female Mouse Keyboard Quality... » Read More You mean you need to plug the keyboards into the USB port? Check out this and similar ones, this one? You plug the keyboard into the end of it then plug the USB plug into a USB port on your computer ;))Adesso PS/2 to USB Adapter, connects 2 PS/2 connectors to 1 USB port/hub (ADP-PU21 )Alternatively, you can buy "just the actual plug in both purple and green":BisLinks® Mini USB 2.0 Type A Male To PS2 Female Mouse Keyboard Quality Converter AdapterI'm sure either of those are what you're looking for to connect with to your computers from your PS/2. « Show Less
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You can use the navigation (arrow) keys on the keyboard for some things, use backspace or delete, "tab" to next "box" in a form, use the "enter" key after typing in a web address or a search, use the touch screen for everything else. Since I am a typist, I love the keyboard and found this one to operate very well. Sometimes the connection might be a little loose, so just pull it out and back in again or jiggle it a little. I was not aware that there are two USB ports -- one for keyboard and one for a mouse?
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The USB connections are for usb mouse and usb keyboard. It does not appear that they are like some KVMs that have a "shared" usb port. This unit has the purpose of hooking up different keyboard and mouse combinations (Legacy PS/2 or newer USB) both for console control and end machine control.
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Yes. I am using a wireless keyboard and mouse from Logitech mk560. Only need one USB to support both keyboard and mouse.
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You can connect 4 controllers in total, the PS have 2 USB, you can connect 2 controllers in this USB, but i recomend to use wireless controllers,i hope this can help you.
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No.Per manufacturer site:Back I/O Ports1 x PS/2 keyboard (purple)1 x PS/2 mouse (green)1 x eSATA1 x LAN (RJ45) port(s)2 x USB 3.0 8 x USB 2.0 (one port can be switched to USB BIOS Flashback)1 x Optical S/PDIF out6 x Audio jack(s)
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Yes, both the keyboard and the mouse have USB connections. I've had mine for a while and they work just as well as the more expensive units. I'm very happy with mine.
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I am using one on windows 8. I have used this type of adapter with only one device (mouse or keyboard) connected. Just be sure you connect each PS-2 device to the correct prot on the adapter.
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The model I bought (2 port) lets you use 1 mouse and 1 keyboard to share two computers. The mouse and keyboard can produce output to a monitor that is switched back and forth as well as audio output from two machines to a common amplifier.
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Any "PC" type USB keyboard with a standard USB connector (not the mini USB connectors unless you have an adapter) will work fine. The older PS2 type PC keyboards with the round connector will not work without a USB adapter. Any PC type USB mouse or trackpad will also work fine. USB keyboard/mouse/trackpad combinations will work fine.
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Should work fine with any USB keyboard, as long as the goal is to convert USB to ps2.
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Yes it has both Serial & Parallel port. and PS2 mouse and keyboard connectors
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That's a good question. I only have the keyboard but the key board alone uses one USB port so my guess would be 2 USB Ports for the 2 together