Thanks for the comments.
Yes, I am confused as the the advertised capabilities of the various
models of adapters and tablets. Presently I use a Garmin nuvie 350 but
would like to move to a larger display. What I have works and that
alone may be sufficient.
Some times the mind wanders into
If it's one of the Logitech "Unifying" dongles, you can get them on Amazon
from various sources:
https://www.amazon.com/logitech-dongle-replacement/s?k=logitech+dongle+replacement
One dongle can support up to 6 Logitech devices on a single computer using
these.
Microsoft dongles, however, are
On 6/7/2020 12:02 PM, Gwen Patton wrote:
> I DO use a 2.4GHz dedicated RF dongle to a wireless keyboard,
Maybe you can answer my question, then.
A while ago I came into possession of a Dell "wireless" mouse and
keyboard set (Logitec ?) for a desktop computer where I elected to use
wired
Dang, I misread your post, and didn't see the "serial" part.
I don't use BLUETOOTH serial with my KX3, because there's no way to get the
pairing code. I DO use a 2.4GHz dedicated RF dongle to a wireless keyboard,
that I plug into my PX3. Since it's dedicated, it doesn't need to "pair" to
the
I have a small Bluetooth adapter that I sometimes use. It's about the size
of a silver dollar, with a short wire with a 3.5mm TRS plug on it. Since I
routinely wear a Bluetooth headset, I can plug the adapter into any 3.5mm
TRS output and pair to the transmitter with my headphones, and don't have
RussL
> On Jun 7, 2020, at 10:53 AM, Russ Edelen wrote:
>
> There is a wealth of knowledge and experience within this group. Has anyone
> used a Bluetooth serial adapter? I am considering one for my mobile Kenwood
> d-710 to utilize an android tablet.
>
> I see there are many implementations
There is a wealth of knowledge and experience within this group. Has
anyone used a Bluetooth serial adapter? I am considering one for my
mobile Kenwood d-710 to utilize an android tablet.
I see there are many implementations but I'm not sure if it is worthy of
consideration.
Thanks for any
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