The devices are managed with Logitech Unifying software. Generally, you must always pair a keyboard with Unifying technology with a Logitech receiver to be operational. The cables included are for charging only. Generally, you must always pair a mouse with Unifying technology with a Logitech receiver to be operational.
Generally, you cannot use Bluetooth devices with a Logitech Receiver. Unifying technology uses the same 2. In general, the Unifying technology must be supported by the mouse. Currently, only Logitech mice support the connection with a Unifying Receiver. No other products are currently compatible with Logitech Unifying Receiver. Therefore, you can pair only Logitech Unifying-equipped devices with the receiver using the Unifying software. Officially, Mac is fully supported, according to Logitech.
Officially, Linux does not receive support for Unifying technology, according to Logitech. As a result, supported devices can currently only be used with Linux with unsupported workarounds. One workaround, for example, is the Itunify software , which is freely available on Github. There are currently no Microsoft products compatible with the Logitech Unifying Receiver. As a result, only Logitech Unifying-equipped devices can be paired with the receiver via the Unifying software.
Of course, it would have been nicer if Logitech had made its Unifying technology compatible with the open Bluetooth. But, technically, the technologies hardly differ from each other. In the meantime, Bluetooth even has a much better value in terms of range. Still, Unifying is a valuable thing for gamers with multiple Logitech products. For example, switch from the office computer to the gaming computer and keep the same mouse? You can do that with Unifying at the touch of a button. Managing all paired devices through a single software also has many advantages.
Since Logitech has the most popular gaming mouse among pro gamers in its portfolio with the G Pro Wireless and its successor, the G Pro X Superlight , ambitious gamers will have a hard time bypassing Logitech anyway. Almost as popular among pro gamers is the corresponding keyboard, G Pro X Mechanical. But, unfortunately, Logitech has decided not to equip these three products with Unifying technology. If you are interested in excellent gaming equipment, then we have related content here:.
If you have a question about the post or pro gaming in general, write us: contact raiseyourskillz. If you want to get more exciting information about becoming a pro gamer and what relates to pro gaming, subscribe to our newsletter here. Here we go… Note: This article was written in English. Table of Contents. Source: logitech. A temporary workaround is to use xorg-setxkbmap and set the layout manually.
For example for a German layout with no deadkeys one has to execute:. To automate this process one could add this line to xinitrc or the according autostart file of your windows manager respectively desktop environment. The Logitech keyboard Kr with integrated touchpad comes with Logitech unifying receiver M so the above mentioned about the keyboard layout will apply here too.
Also the integrated touchpad is recognized as 'pointer' instead of 'touchpad' so you cannot use the Touchpad Synaptics drivers. Two finger horizontal scrolling and tapclick will work but in order to have a middle mouse button emulated you will have to add. In this case, you can physically remove the Unifying Receiver and re-insert it, and re-run the command as described in the second point of installation part on the official site [1].
While booting it is impossible to input anything with a Logitech wireless Keyboard e. Logitech MK The cause of the problem is the own hid module for Logitech devices since Kernel 3. Several security vulnerabilities of the system have been reported and you may be in particular affected by the MouseJack Vulnerability if your firmware has not been updated recently.
RQR12 firmware with version earlier than Follow the Solaar USB installation instructions. Because the receiver uses the 2. This is unlikely because the receiver confines its communication to channels unused by the majority of However, some users have experienced interferences. This problem can also manifest if there is electrical noise from USB3 sockets on the motherboard, and it is located close to or in one.
Moving the receiver to a USB hub or the end of an extension cable may fix this. If you have several receivers in system, for example you use multi-device keyboard and mouse and passthrough one of the receivers while using pci passthrough setup and after you turned off your guest machine, that receiver got appeared in the host OS, the input may become laggy.
While mouse moving is good, the scrolling with wheel is unacceptably slow scrolling step is very small. In that situation, unplugging and replugging the receiver may help however, it may fall to this laggy mode just after several seconds again.
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