Recently,i bought samsung smart dock. I even bought bluetooth wireless microsoft wedge keyboard and microsoft wireless mouse which came along the bluetooth dongle. Well,everything works fine when i switch on my samsung note 2 bluetooth i can type and mouse works fine. But when i connect the dongle which came along with the wireless microsoft mouse and switch off my samsung note 2 bluetooth off,only the mouse works but i am not able to figure out the way to pair my wireless microsoft wedge keyboard with the dongle. So,the issue is as follow
1. I want to pair my wireless keyboard with the bluetooth dongle which came along with the wireless microsoft mouse( Wireless mobile mouse 1000)
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The USB ports not functioning on the Smart Dock. It seems that when I'm plugging a mouse through a OTG cable it doesn't worek as well. Any ideas?
That mouse may not be compatible with OTG devices.
Try a different mouse, like a modern Logitech USB wireless mouse (Especially with a Logitech Unifying receiver). There is no reason to use the USB Wireless Extender. Just use the USB Unifying Receiver directly to the Smart Dock.
Another member, Wolfpack612, here told me that Logitech k400 keyboard with touchpad works. So I tried the k400 and it works fine.
The same member, Wolfpack612, told me that the Logitech mouse m570 works too.
I also used Logitech LX8 Laser wireless Mouse and Logitech Wireless k320 Keyboard with the Smart Dock and works fine.
The mouse and keyboard has to be OTG compatible, rather it says it or not.
Others may have another idea and information.
Agree with JaguarXT , some mise wont work , like my Razor naga , but regular mouse will do the work , as i use logitech , mosty that dont need much power to work
Logitech M305 works fine for me
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Pairing a bluetooth mouse is fine, but Android also configures the mouse as an external keyboard. Is there any way to avoid that and just use the mouse, as a mouse?
Hello everyone,
I bought the Moko Bluetooth keyboard to use together with my Fire7 (2017).
On its own, it's working fine.
I would like to use a bt mouse too. I tested an Apple Magic Mouse with it and what I got is constant connection/disconnection from the keyboard, while the mouse is working (almost) fine.
Does anybody know if this is an Magic Mouse related issue or if Fire7 cannot handle "this much" bluetooth activity?
Also, anyone with experience connecting a USB mouse to the Fire7 through a USB to MicroUSB adapter?
Thanks in advance,
trepz said:
Hello everyone,
I bought the Moko Bluetooth keyboard to use together with my Fire7 (2017).
On its own, it's working fine.
I would like to use a bt mouse too. I tested an Apple Magic Mouse with it and what I got is constant connection/disconnection from the keyboard, while the mouse is working (almost) fine.
Does anybody know if this is an Magic Mouse related issue or if Fire7 cannot handle "this much" bluetooth activity?
Also, anyone with experience connecting a USB mouse to the Fire7 through a USB to MicroUSB adapter?
Thanks in advance,
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I haven't. Suspect it is a defect. Otherwise try factory reset or to the extreme a whole stock image reset
Thanks, I'll try with other bt devices to see if I ccan replicate the issue.
In the meantime, my old logitech usb mouse is working like a charm through a cheap usb to microusb adapter.
Recently loaded Pop-os then Ubuntu after having issues with a wireless keyboard both OS's have the same results so the issue must be related to the Pi itself. I completed the following:
Logitech MX wireless bluetooth keyboard functions normally with Pop on 2 other computers
Logitech 520 wireless USB Unifying Receiver keyboard functions normally with Pop on 2 other computers
Logitech wireless mouse works also with the USB Unifying receiver
Loaded distribution on Raspberry Pi 4 [did not use the Raspberry linux]
Pi 4 has both USB and bluetooth capabilities
connected a Logitech wireless mouse with the USB Unifying receiver: functions normally
connected a USB wired keyboard: functions normally
connected a Logitech MX wireless keyboard via bluetooth: connected and functions normally
Disconnected the USB wired keyboard
MX keyboard stayed connected via bluetooth but no longer would send commands to the Raspberry
Reconnected the USB keyboard: Mx wireless keyboard functions normally as long as the wired keyboard is in place
Connected the 520 wireless keyboard with the USB Unifying receiver: it also functions normally but no longer functions if the wired keyboard is disconnected
Anyone have any idea where to go with this? Appreciate any comments.