How do I use a KVM switch with Logitech multimedia keyboard?
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The KVM switch you have has only ps/2 inputs. The keyboard is probably usb. So you'll have to buy an adapter from usb to ps/2. they are very cheap. Although the solution works theoretically in practice things change. Those adapters aren't a solution. So if you really have to work with the kvm buy a ps/2 keyboard.\n\nIf you mean how to switch between computers then hit scroll lock two times and then the key (1, 2, 3 etc) corresponding to the computer you want to log onto.
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You can get drivers at Logitech website\nhttp://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/downloads/software/US/EN,CRID=1792,contentid=7644
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There will be a NumLock key.\nIt should toggle and there should be an associated led indicating that it is on.\nWhen numlock is on, some of the keys will take alternate values:\n7, 8 and 9 become keypad 7, 8 and 9 \nu, i and o become keypad 4, 5 and 6\nj, k and l become keypad 1, 2 and 3\nm becomes keypad 0\n\nMy current laptop actually requires use of the Fn key, so to produce (for instance) ± \nrequires me to hold down both alt and Fn, and press k u j in turn, then release.  You have to release, even if you want consecutive ASCII characters.\n\nI'm fairly certain Fn wasn't required on my previous laptop.
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You should find your answer here\nhttp://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/logitech_en_amr.cfg/php/enduser/std_alp.php?p_sid=SA3YuH9i&p_lva=54&p_li=&p_page=1&p_cv=&p_pv=1.844&p_prods=844&p_cats=&p_hidden_prods=&prod_lvl1=844&prod_lvl2=0&p_search_text=webcam+&p_new_search=1&p_search_type=answers.search_nl\n\nGood Luck
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look at your manual for the key combo to change screen\nhook up the other screen.\n\non my toshiba it is fn+ f5 but it changes between manufacture and model\n\nuse the key combo and you are set.
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No, it's perfectly possible.\n\nI'm not so sure on USB, but if you're using PS/2 devices, there's no driver to speak of for them, so the switch should work fine - as far as either computer's concerned they just go long periods without hearing from the mouse or keyboard, as if you weren't at the desk.\n\nActually, with USB should be fine, thinking about it. You'll need to have hotplug installed on the linux box to make them work in the first place, so it'll find them anyway.
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Install the Keyboard Software..
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There are USB keyboards, they are more common than PS2 keyboards these days.  See your local computer shop, or NewEgg.\n\nYour keyboard will probably not work in your mouse port.\n\nThere are little plastic adapters for USB/PS2 conversion, they are commonly used for mice.\nThey would not help you, since your PS2 port is broken.
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You can get an inexpensive external number pad and use those arrow keys. It really works.\n\nThis one is a little pricey but should give you the idea:\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16823192005
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reset the jumpers to 1 & 2 (keyboard power on)
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Cheak some keyboard shorkuts and use them. There are some hotkeys program out there, they let u controll winamp even if there is some other application is in focus. Or if u have network and one more compuer just use Remote Desktop or VNC...
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http://www.kamban.com.au/prodtamkbd.htm\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/keyboards/kbdintam.htm
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(m)\n\ngoto the following link for musical keyboard online\n\nhttp://www.playpiano.com/MoneyMusic/underwear.html
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Try this:  Go to "start" "programs""accessories"\n"accesibility" then "onscreen keyboard."  They may have a solution for you there.\n\nGood Luck
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>_> That was a real question?!\n\nOK, almost all laptops have a Fn or Function key, and the IOP,JKL,and BNM< keys work as a keypad when the Fn key is pressed.
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the screen should say what button to press.  Common keys are Esc or Del or F1.  Failing that try checking the tech support page of your computer manufacturer.
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If you buy a USB midi controller, you can play your keyboard directly into MIDI compatible music software, programs such as Cubase. I know of at least one free MIDI compatible application, Anvil Studio, that can display MIDI as musical notation.\n\nBut you do first need a MIDI controller to connect to the computer. You can't use the microphone input - there's no musical context that comes from your keyboard through the mic jack. You must use MIDI.