Nah, I only bought the KVM a few weeks back and I don't want to change
it either :-( (Belkin OmniView SOHO F1DS104T) It would cost much more to
replace the KVM. If I can find something close to the Ergo 4000 I would
be happy.
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At 07:01 PM 2/25/2006, Hunter, Gary typed:
How did I know Chris would have the answer, even if it was one I didn't
want to hear :-(
Is there something close to it that is PS2 compatable. If there is I
will take my 4000 to work and buy the alternative for home.
I especially love the padded wrist
How did I know Chris would have the answer, even if it was one I didn't
want to hear :-(
Is there something close to it that is PS2 compatable. If there is I
will take my 4000 to work and buy the alternative for home.
I especially love the padded wrist wrest on the 4000.
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Because the Ergo4000 uses the new managable HID, there is no way to make it PS2
compatible. This is because it can be mapped to work as multiple devices as
well as having programmability.
So, you'll never (never) find a PS2 connector that will work with this.
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Regular PS2/USB keyboards autodetect which interface they are plugged into
and change their signalling/power accordingly. I'm guessing that the Ergo
4000 is using a new controller chip from the previous models and does not
support this dual mode of operation. Seems a little odd, the savings in that
Yeh Mine replaced the original MS Natural. From what I've read it
probablly wont last as long but my Natural keyboard must be at least 8
years old.
I love it but I have to get it working with the PS2 connection :-(
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Don't know why it won't work in PS2, but I bought a Ergo 4000 a while back
for my home machine. I like it quite a bit--I was avoiding all MS keyboards
since the original MS Natural, but I finally found one that I think is a
replacement for it. The only real downside for me was that it is differe
Hi,
Last week I got a Microsoft Ergo 4000 keyboard. This is just the best
keyboard I have ever used. The only issue is it wont work with a usb -
ps2 convertor. I need this to work to plub it into my KVM which is PS2
only.
I did some searches and found everyone saying the keyboard will not work
wi
This has always been connected to a UPS. I have it on a Back Ups XS 1500
right now.
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Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 10:56 PM
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I don't have a multimeter here...I'd have to bring it in to work. I
don't
remember which PSU I have at this point
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I don't have a multimeter here...I'd have to bring it in to work. I don't
remember which PSU I have at this poin
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