Gear Head Mouse Usb Pair With Logitech Unifiying UPDATED

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Pairing logitech mouse/keyboards w/ Unifying receiver on Ouya

• Thread starter coachclass
• Kickoff date Jun 26, 2013

• #1

If you have a logitech wireless keyboard or mouse, it's pretty easy to go it paired with the Ouya. At that place's no interface on the Ouya for information technology. You take to use a Windows machine and use the logitech software to pair the devices to a specific unifying receiver. In one case it's paired on the windows machine, shutdown the computer. Remove the receiver, and stick it on the Ouya. Voila!

Information technology appears that Logitech saves some configuration data on the tiny receivers, and then that's how it works. I accept a Logitech Mouse and keyboard on one receiver. Works bully.

• #2

If y'all have a logitech wireless keyboard or mouse, it's pretty easy to become information technology paired with the Ouya. There's no interface on the Ouya for it. You accept to use a Windows auto and use the logitech software to pair the devices to a specific unifying receiver. Once it'southward paired on the windows machine, shutdown the reckoner. Remove the receiver, and stick it on the Ouya. Voila!

Information technology appears that Logitech saves some configuration data on the tiny receivers, and so that's how it works. I take a Logitech Mouse and keyboard on ane receiver. Works bang-up.

I don't think y'all have to install it on a PC starting time. The Mouse and Keyboard drivers are universal HUD drivers. Android (OUYA) comes preinstalled and fully configured to plug and play [ANY] mice and keyboard.

Here is what I use:
Measy Air-Mouse/Keyboard RC11
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCE11wFbkqk

Still good information to know that the OUYA hasn't EXCLUDED any official Android supported devices.

• #3

I don't recall you have to install it on a PC start. The Mouse and Keyboard drivers are universal HUD drivers. Android (OUYA) comes preinstalled and fully configured to plug and play [Whatsoever] mice and keyboard.
Still practiced information to know that the OUYA hasn't EXCLUDED any official Android supported devices.

Well, if the receiver is already paired with a device, yep you don't need to practice anything special, just plug it in. But, if you need to pair a new Logitech keyboard with a Logitech receiver that'south paired with an existing mouse, you need to use the logitech software to interface with the receiver to tell information technology to pair a new device. What I didn't know is that this pairing configuration is stored on the USB receiver, not as a calculator setting. That's the handy part.

I have the receiver on a power USB 2.0 hub connected to the Ouya. The Ouya can exist turned on using the mouse or keyboard.

• #4

Yea. I've found that most Keyboard/Mice are specifically paired with the receiver they transport with. I haven't had whatsoever luck repairing a device with a new receiver.

• #5

Yea. I've found that most Keyboard/Mice are specifically paired with the receiver they ship with. I haven't had any luck repairing a device with a new receiver.

the OP is talking specifically about Logitech keyboards and mice (that just sounds weird) that are uniform with the Unifying program. I take one of their tiptop end mouse and a practiced KB paired and I switch them around from my desktop to laptop and knew it was stored on the device or USB (or both, maybe), so I figured it would piece of work just didn't know for certain then cheers for posting this!

• #6

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