Re: Wireless Keyboards

[Georgia Thomson <georgia@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

they tend to have a button you use to "pair" them up,
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unused frequency, to avoid collisions, etc. at least that's how the=20=20
wireless kit i have works.  never used an IR based wireless keyboard=20=20
or mouse though. they'd probably conflict with each other.
On 17 Dec 2006, at 17:01, Jonathan Hall wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Having two kids who always want the same remote control toys
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> I had to
> teach my wife about different frequencies and to make sure two
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> toys are
> on different ones. They had two IR trains that used to conflict=20=20
> with each
> other so that led me to this question.
>
> How do blue tooth and IR wireless keyboards and mice operate
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> others are
> in the vicinity? I want to set up a two seat =93cyber caf=E9=94 at the
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> back of
> the lounge to make browsing more sociable and for the kids to
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> As I=92d
> like it look as minimalist as possible so I want to use wireless
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> and mice
> but wasn=92t sure if they would conflict with each other.
>
> Cheers
>
> Jonathan
>
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