I just got a Logitech Revue Keyboard today and it is almost the perfect HTPC keyboard. There are a few buttons on it that don't work though (obviously for the Revue) that would be really nice to have on my HTPC. Specifically the 3 buttons along the top for AVR, STB, and TV power functions.
Has anybody been able to get this working with Eventghost?
Thanks!
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Logitech Revue Keyboard
Re: Logitech Revue Keyboard
I have a logitech Revue and I agree with you, the keyboard is very nice.
It is a normal logitech "unifying" device, so if you get a logitech unifying receiver (a usb dongle, available for less than $10 from amazon and other electronics retailers) it should work great with a Windows machine.
It should also work great with EventGhost as well because it will then be treated as a standard keyboard/mouse.
It is a normal logitech "unifying" device, so if you get a logitech unifying receiver (a usb dongle, available for less than $10 from amazon and other electronics retailers) it should work great with a Windows machine.
It should also work great with EventGhost as well because it will then be treated as a standard keyboard/mouse.
Re: Logitech Revue Keyboard
Yeah, mine came with the unifying receiver. I should have updated earlier, but last night I got everything working.radengr wrote:I have a logitech Revue and I agree with you, the keyboard is very nice.
It is a normal logitech "unifying" device, so if you get a logitech unifying receiver (a usb dongle, available for less than $10 from amazon and other electronics retailers) it should work great with a Windows machine.
It should also work great with EventGhost as well because it will then be treated as a standard keyboard/mouse.
The basic keyboard functions are taken care of easily. The other buttons can be mapped using the HID plugin.
The only thing I can't get working is the trackpad. I can move the cursor, but tapping on the pad doesn't click, and I can't get it to scroll (two finger or sidebar). Any ideas how to deal with this?
Thanks!
Re: Logitech Revue Keyboard
That's cool. I'm going to try to get mine working... If I have any success I'll post up here.