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If a Bluetooth device doesn't appear in , or if it becomes slow to connect or doesn't perform reliably, try turning off devices you aren't using or. I also have my own powered monitor s. Anyways, what I do now is run all my keys through a little mixer, it sums everything to a stereo mix. The trick is it can only be connected to 1 computer at a time.

Oh, well, I'll work harder and switch them around I guess. Also you can pair a keyboard with more than one computer. Pairing the keyboard is similar to pairing any wireless device with a Windows PC, though you are required to input a code on the keyboard to complete the connection. With Logitech's system, it actually switches the connection from one computer to the other, so you can shut off the first computer.

Using two keyboards at once

The problem is I need my keyboard in another format my wife uses this azerty one so I plan to buy a normal US-qwerty wireless keyboard. Do you know if it's possible to use both wireless keyboards at the same time I mean without having to disconnect either when you use the other one. Thank you all for the help. Dolf Yeah, many of these articles are generic to keep the average user out of trouble. Also you can pair a keyboard with more than one computer. The trick is it can only be connected to 1 computer at a time. So the first one that starts will grab it. Another myth is that they have to be unpaired to use with a new system. I have 7 wireless devices cross paired in various fashions. For example, I pick up a wireless keyboard I'm using on a Mac and walk into the den and it connects with a headless Mac Mini. To re verify my post I paired two aluminum wireless keyboards to my iMac and posted above using one keyboard under the left hand and the other under my right. No delays at all, pretty much seamless. Regards, Captfred Hi Dolf, You can pair different devices with the Mac, keyboard, mouse, etc. I don't see anyway to have mouse and keyboard 1 and keyboard 2, etc. It will be annoying after a while unpairing and pairing every time you change keyboards. The iPad allows you to chaange the virtual keyboard between QWERTY and two or three other layouts, including Dvorak, but still only allows one Bluetooth at a time. There maybe a utililty app you can search for and find that will allow a virtual switching of the keyboard layout while using the same physical keyboard. Ralph Dolf, Yes you can pair and connect two keyboards simultaneously. It can get a bit confusing so in bluetooth setup you can rename the devices. Also be aware that theoretically you can connect up to 7 bluetooth devices but the practical limit is 3. Regards, Captfred Edit: as I think about this the connecting 2 keyboards is not a problem but azerty and QWERTY might be. They're controlled from the same preferences. I know that theoretically, 7 devices can be paired with the practical limit of 3 , but it does not mention if these 7 or 3 have to be different devices headsets, etc or can be two of the same type. I still agree with Barbara on this... The preferences panel, or control panel, that comes up on my iMac for Bluetooth allows specifying behavior for the mouse and keyboard, batteries for each, but does not have any place to control an additionsl keyboard. If you can associate a name with a specific keyboard, it seems to be theoretically possible, but I don't see anything from the iMac that says it will allow it. If this has been done it would be interesting to see the details of how it wss done. Yeah, many of these articles are generic to keep the average user out of trouble. Also you can pair a keyboard with more than one computer. The trick is it can only be connected to 1 computer at a time. So the first one that starts will grab it. Another myth is that they have to be unpaired to use with a new system. I have 7 wireless devices cross paired in various fashions. For example, I pick up a wireless keyboard I'm using on a Mac and walk into the den and it connects with a headless Mac Mini. To re verify my post I paired two aluminum wireless keyboards to my iMac and posted above using one keyboard under the left hand and the other under my right. No delays at all, pretty much seamless. Regards, Captfred Ralph Landry1 wrote: If this has been done it would be interesting to see the details of how it wss done. Put the device in discovery mode and it will pair. I agree that there is only one preference pane so I'm not sure how it handles things like reporting power etc. I'll have to experiment more with that. Regards Interesting - glad you've got the gear to test it all my wireless keyboard is in the box where it shall remain until I sell the iMac. Are their individual codes 8 digit if I remember the Bluetooth standard right sufficient to keep them uniquely identified to the system? Even though I have one wireless keyboard and two mice, on different computers, I would still like to see the details of how this was done. Thanks, Ralph Ralph Landry1 wrote: That certainly is definitive... Pair the additional device as any other. Put the device in discovery mode and it will pair. The device name is automatically assigned but it doesn't really matter the name because it uses the 6 byte address. It can be renamed for clarity after pairing using the gear icon under the device list. It will automatically connect after pairing. The preference pane options will apply to both devices. The battery level reported will be the first connected device however the bluetooth menubar drop down will list each device and the correct power level. Are their individual codes 8 digit if I remember the Bluetooth standard right sufficient to keep them uniquely identified to the system? Yes 6 byte Even though I have one wireless keyboard and two mice, on different computers, I would still like to see the details of how this was done. Thanks, Ralph All the above applies to Apple's aluminum wireless keyboards, magic mouse, and magic trackpads. I can't promise anything for the white keyboards or mighty mouse. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums. Apple disclaims any and all liability for the acts, omissions and conduct of any third parties in connection with or related to your use of the site. 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You should also consider how your sol and mouse connect to your PC. You can click your paired Bluetooth mouse or press a key on your paired Bluetooth keyboard to wake your Mac. If this has been done it would be interesting to see the details of how it wss done. We show you how it custodes. Main issue is that since last day my usb keyboard is not working, when I jerk its cable near joint of keyboard it gets connected but again gets disconnected. If you can associate a name with a specific keyboard, it seems to be theoretically possible, but I don't see anything from the iMac that custodes it will allow it. Chillout Room Is it possible to get Windows 7 to use 2 keyboard BUT where the 2nd keyboard has separate inputs associated with it?.

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