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Support multiple receivers #50
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I'm afraid not. From my understanding, this is a limitation of the way the receivers work, not something that can be fixed in software. Even Logitech's Windows software does not support this. |
It seems that an encryption key is exchanged from the receiver to the device so that it only talks to that receiver and not to any other. I wonder if there's a way of obtaining the key from the driver and share it to another receiver so that can be paired with it as well. My personal workflow doesn't involve any scenario where both receivers are active (either one or the other) |
I doubt such functionality (reading/writing the pairing key) would be exposed, maybe as a diagnostic/debugging aid for the receiver, using internal Logitech tools. |
I see, thanks a lot! |
While this is technically not possible because of the limitation mentioned by @pwr, you could set up a udev rule that calls the pairing program with a short timeout. Solaar has a CLI, but I prefer to use the For example, when I currently want to swap a keyboard between a laptop and computer, I ssh into the the desktop, run I mentioned udev before, but you can also make it a cron that runs on |
Thanks @Lekensteyn, my 2nd device is an android tablet (tf101) so I can't use your method right away. It might work though, I would need to check if the |
Technically you don't need ltunify or solaar just for the pairing. Assuming you have a However, there are some important caveats here:
Also, I don't have an Android device, but udev may not be available on it. In this case, you won't be able to make Solaar work anyway. Technically Solaar only uses udev for the receiver discovery (and plug-in/plug-out events), but that's a rather basic requirement for the way Solaar works as a desktop application. |
I got ltunify running on an ARM machine, the Raspberry Pi (which was not hard to do tbh). Since Android is based on Linux, it should be possible to use ltunify on the TF101.
The disadvantage of writing in this way is that you do not get any feedback. Note: the last |
Wondering if it's possible to find a way to pair a device with multiple receivers.
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