No probs with 2x wireless USBs, too. Running an Acer 5720 Notebook.
Using Logitech vx revolution and its not bad.
I am waiting for my tuning-knob from Stu K6TI but heard nothing for
weeks now.
73, martin dl1fux
Am 19.08.2010 19:05, schrieb Art:
Have been using wireless mouse and keyboard w
I just use 3 3input/one output cheapo hdmi switches to switch the video and
a cheapo usb four in/one out switch to move the keyboard/mouse. I think I
have a total investment of 35 bucks (not counting the cheapo HDMI cables I
purchased off ebay).
73
Neal Campbell
Abroham Neal Software
www.abrohamne
Check monoprice.com for cheap hdmi switches and cheap cables. Their stuff
works fine with my home theater.
On Thu, Aug 19, 2010 at 11:36 PM, Neal Campbell wrote:
> I just use 3 3input/one output cheapo hdmi switches to switch the video and
> a cheapo usb four in/one out switch to move the keyboa
Since I have 4 computers and use 2 of them for PWRSDR ( each using 2 sreens). I
would like to have a KVM switch for HDMI. The HDMI switches for home theater
don't have USB switching (for mouse/keyboard)?
Anyone seen a solution?
John, ve3dvv
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FlexRad
Anyone have the Flex parallel to usb adapter or another solution to be able
to use a usb laptop that doesn't have a 25 pin com port with late serial #
Flex 1000?
Laptop has express card slot. Firewire port on computer appears to work
with fa 66 OK. Available parallel cards that I have f
Have been using wireless mouse and keyboard without a problem with the 5K
and 1500 watts.
73,
On Thu, Aug 19, 2010 at 8:59 AM, Dan & Jean wrote:
> Thanks to all of you who shared your experience with multitasking while
> using the 5000A. Your comments were VERY helpful.
>
>
> Now I have a few m
I have used a trackball since the 1970's (Navy CIC equipment) and now use
them with a Flex 5000A. I have at least ten other programs opened (DXLab,
DDUtil, LP100...) at the same time while using a USB to 8 serial port
hub and the other serial ports and USB ports built into the machine and have
I'm using he Microsoft Trackball Optical (wired) and with the rolly ball,
push-wheel, and with the 2-left + 2-right buttons, it's the best pointing
device I've ever used! Have tried newer stuff (wired + wireless) and have
always gone back to the Trackball. I don't think MS mfgrs them anymore, bu
> One "beware" on the trackballs. They are usually USB devices, and to speed
> up the response time, some manufacturers are calling the device extremely
> frequently, which can chew up the USB bandwidth, and generate a lot of
> commotion.
Quite right. And it can really wreak havoc on a USB bus.
I like the logitech vx revolution, it has a weighted free spinning scroll wheel
that makes a very nice VFO dial. I also had a chance to use Apples magic mouse
but did not like the smooth surface for scrolling as well as the VX wheel.
-Larry
On Aug 19, 2010, at 7:05, Alan NV8A wrote:
> On 0
One "beware" on the trackballs. They are usually USB devices, and to speed
up the response time, some manufacturers are calling the device extremely
frequently, which can chew up the USB bandwidth, and generate a lot of
commotion. I love my Kensington four button trackball, but you can pay a
pric
The thing with trackballs (and I am a user also) is to get one with a mouse
wheel. I think Kensington has the best trackballs but only one that has any
mouse wheel capability (and that is a ring you can twirl around the ball
itself). The Logitech trackballs are almost as good and I think they all
h
On 08/19/10 08:59 am, Dan & Jean wrote:
Thanks to all of you who shared your experience with multitasking while
using the 5000A. Your comments were VERY helpful.
Now I have a few more questions.
I've been using a hardwired Microsoft trackball for years. I really don't
know if another d
I've had great luck with a Logitech ex100 wireless keyboard and mouse.
no rfi grief with kw on 160 to a vert thats only 80' awayAND, Target
had them on sale for 19.95 !! but, not a trackball
the center scroll wheel is a marvelous 'anywhere' VFO dial...NO more
elbow cramps tuning for mul
Thanks to all of you who shared your experience with multitasking while
using the 5000A. Your comments were VERY helpful.
Now I have a few more questions.
I've been using a hardwired Microsoft trackball for years. I really don't
know if another device would be any more useful in operating
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