Logitec Keyboard

Dave Plowman (News) · 2009-07-07T15:11:21+00:00

In Dec '07, I bought a Logitec wireless keyboard and mouse from CPC forjust over 30 quid inc VAT. Fairly unusual these days in that it was PS2which I need for this machine. It does have a primitive USB setup - butthis only seems to work with either mouse or keyboard - not both - and Iwished to share via a KVM? switch with my PC. And most of the lettering has worn off the keys. Unfortunately my touchtyping is poor. Older keyboards were invariably engraved but this one onlyprinted. I've contacted CPC and they say the warranty is only for oneyear. Any thoughts on a DIY fix?It only gets moderate domestic use. I'd have thought in an office itwouldn't have lasted a year.

Logitec Keyboard

Jul 07, 2009 24 Replies

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Dave Plowman (News) 17 years ago

Sadly the design has changed totally.

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The Natural Philosopher 17 years ago

Mines got a scroll lock key. Logitech 'Internet 350' keyboard, that is.

Google it. Between =A36 and =A312 depending where you buy.

VERY happy with mine..

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Mark 17 years ago

i am sure it was a PS2 plug and a PS2 to USB adaptor but i didn't read the OP re- wireless

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Jules 17 years ago

Probably true at that price - it very much does depend on the adaptor. There are ones around that do genuinely convert between the protocols though, but they're more expensive (and a little hard to find)

cheers

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Adrian C 17 years ago

The ones mostly available of those do it the other way round, standard PS/2 mouse & keyboard (or Belkin KVM unit for my situation) into the computer's USB socket.

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