Im gona attach a splitter to run a keyboard and a mouse, this will work ?
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a USB hub and a corded USB mouse and keyboard would work just fine using this cable as an extension jut you might be better off buying a basic wireless rf/bluetooth mouse key board set for not much more $. you will get Nealy the same range and not be tethered dow by wires.
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By "splitter" I hope you mean a USB hub... Those work fine for me for low power devices, just remember the repeater used some of the power of the port it is plugged into... so higher powered devices like card readers and battery chargers may not work without a powered hub with it's own power pack...Potentially, some fancy keyboards may not get enough power because of backlights or other extra features. (I have not noticed this with any mice)Hope that helps someone...
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By "splitter" I hope you mean a USB hub... Those work fine for me for low power devices, just remember the repeater used some of the power of the port it is plugged into... so higher powered devices like card readers and battery chargers may not work without a powered hub with it's own power pack... Potentially, some fancy keyboards may not get enough power because of backlights or other extra features. (I have not noticed this with any mice) Hope that helps someone...
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Not sure if I'm understanding the quiestion. I'm currently using only one USB for both the keyboard and mouse and it works just fine.
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Unlikely the splitter will work because the monitor needs the full DVI-D resolution. I would try to find an adapter for your DP.
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Yep. Just connect the monitors directly to cpu and the keyboard and mouse via switch. I Have not tried it but there is no reason it should not work.
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Sorry never used it as a splitter before. Basically needed it to power a external harddrive on my older computer. The USB adapters on it didn't have enough power on a single adapter so I needed to plug it simultaneously into two ports to get the power it required.
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If you have a extra power dongle from the power supply, you can use it. If not, you can purchase a Computer Molex 4 Pin Power Supply Y Splitter Cable Generic from Amazon
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Yes it is the little plastic pull out legs and I have a mouse that is totally separate, use two different usb ports if your mouse you have has it's own wireless connector then yes if the same connector is used for both keyboard and mouse then I am not sure if it will work unless that source plugs different place than new keyboard. I love this keyboard and have a logitech red and white m525 mouse that works great. Good luck, I have gone through many keyboards and mice and these have worked great for over a year.
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the keyboard and the mouse run on the same USB connector. You do not need another to connect either.
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I used this splitter to attach a second monitor, it works well for this, I would suppose that if you were trying to link two computers the same way it could work?
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If your keyboard has a pair of PS2 connectors on it, this ought to work fine. One connector is for the keyboard and the other for the built-in touchpad or mouse.Mark Kinsler, Lancaster, Ohio USA
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Yep it will work -you just have to plug the mouse and keyboard into the usb inputs instead of the mouse and keyboard inputs
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I'm not sure, I purchased this as a replacement to my current setup which already had a splitter inline.
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Not with this cable. This is a cable for a Keyboard, Video, Mouse (KVM) switch which connects two computers to the same keyboard, monitor and mouse. We have used a Sabrent multi-display (http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps
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If your keyboard has a pair of PS2 connectors on it, this ought to work fine. One connector is for the keyboard and the other for the built-in touchpad or mouse. Mark Kinsler, Lancaster, Ohio USA
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If your keyboard and mouse are controlled via one USB (like wireless mouse & keyboard combination), and those are the only things you need... then you will not need anything else. This has one USB female port, which can be connected to two different computers (one at a time). But if you have more peripherals, then you can buy and USB hub which expands the number of USB ports ( so you switch many things like printer, keyboard/mouse, USB speakers, etc -- watch out of power consumption though). I have returned this product, though because of some other reason... take a look at my review.
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you should be able to. Just use the one end that matches the keyboard slot.
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I would suggest a USB port extender you can get these anywhere they sell accessories for your computer or laptop, that is if you having space issues the mouse having no cord has a USB that goes into the port and connects both the mouse and keyboard.