I already have a Logitech Combo S510 and want to know if I can run the Logitech Combo Mk520 at the same time in the same room, on a different computer without the computers interfering with one another
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I read that you can even connect up to five combos to the same reciever. So, it won't be a problem to have up to 5 different combos in the same room, working in different channels.
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Yes. Additionally, I found an old Logitech mouse & paired it with the keyboard using the keyboard's dongle. The "combo" keyboard & mouse work together with one dongle on MacBook, MacBook Air & PC. The dongle is inserted in a bell in powered hub.
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You should be able to, the whole point of the unifying receiver is to be able to use multiple devices with the same USB receiver. Check Logitech's website :)
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This handles more than one device at the same time so I would guess yes. All though I have not tried that... and probably wouldn't since I use only wired keyboards. I have had my cell, speaker and mouse all connected at the same time.
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I use it with a Logitech Performance MX wireless mouse that connects using the Logitech Unifying Receiver. Since the MK520 uses the unifying receiver as well I would assume that it would function as well. I have not had any issues using this USB hub with my Logitech Unifying receiver and I use it on a daily basis.
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Yes, but only 1 at a time obviously :)If either is a desktop, this isn't the solution you need for it. This mouse is meant to be extremely portable, not comfortable. There are much better, cheaper mice if you don't need the portability.
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It is possible if you have a motherboard that allows its outputs to be re-tasked. I run both these and an older Logitech 5.1 system off of my motherboard, and they really compliment each other.
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This keyboard does not have a trackpad, so you will need a mouse. While any mouse will do, using a Logitech mouse with a "Unifying" receiver will allow you to pair both the keyboard and mouse to the same dongle, using only one USB port instead of two. That's the advantage of the Logitech Unifying system One tiny dongle can control up to six devices.
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I use the Startech KVM switch with a Logitech G500 gaming mouse without issue. My keyboard is a standard keyboard though. I would add, the times I've had problems with the KVM switch are when the KVM switch gets radio frequency interference from my iphone. So, I keep the iphone away from the KVM switch and it works like a charm.
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Yes, you can. The optional Logitech software that comes with it doesn't run on a mac, but the macs do recognize the hardware.
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I am using a multifunction gaming mouse myself, and yes you can as long as all connected computers have the software installed and you will want to be sure that all the computers have the same profiles setup so you won't have any confusion.
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The mouse and keyboard use the same USB receiver you can use the mouse seperately as long as you have the receiver.
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It is supposed to allow you to use the mouse and speaker at the same time, but in my experience the speaker worked but the mouse never did. Suggest you try another brand because this device is not worth the money.
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You need to use Logitech's Unifying Receiver software. Follow the steps to reassign the keyboard and mouse to one dongle
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Yes you can! I use a Razer Orochi 2013 mouse, a Logitech K810 keyboard, and a Motorola S10-HD headset or Jambone Jambox portable speaker simultaneously on my gaming rig from the recliner. I think the limit is 6 devices simultaneously! :D
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I have two computers on my desk (Windows and Linux). And I have two sets of the MS 5000 keyboard and mouse, side by side, one connected to each computer, and have seen no interference whatsoever. I dislike the recessed function keys, but after using for years, I'm getting used to them.
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I use it with a Logitech unifying receiver for my mouse (Logitech Anywhere MX), but I also have a Logitech Illuminated Keyboard that is wired and plugged in as well. I haven't had any issues using the mouse, but I can't speak to using a unifying receiver for both the keyboard and mouse.