Anyone have a logitech mouse/keyboard with their Mac/Hack?

[scootermaster]

I have a dinovo bluetooth set, and it's worked with my 10.5.8 hack with the Logitech dongle, but under radio node, not BT mode. Which is nice, because it works under BIOS and whatnot. But nothing showed up under LCC. I bought a compatible BT dongle (the Dlink DBT-120, that Apple recommends) and so far everything works fine with both the mouse and keyboard under BT. (The only difference is that I used to be able to use the scroll rockers, and for some reason I can't anymore).

But, alas, even though BT detects/pairs them just fine, they still don't show up under LCC. Just wondering if anyone else has any experience with logitech stuff like this.

(For the record: the mouse would work with the LT dongle in BT mode, but the keyboard never paired correctly)

 

[mshan]

Yes, Logitech VX Nano works perfectly with my white 24 inch iMac.

Side click of wheel allows Dashboard and Expose.

 

[scootermaster]

Originally posted by: mshan
Yes, Logitech VX Nano works perfectly with my white 24 inch iMac.

Side click of wheel allows Dashboard and Expose.

Right. The keyboard works (the volume, play/pause rocker, etc all work fine) and the mouse (MX1000) works wonderfully (five keys for expose is amazing). But my question was if they show up in LCC.

 

[mmntech]

I have a logitech MK300 wireless keyboard and an a M620 mouse. The mouse shows up in the LCC but the keyboard doesn't. Both are USB-wireless.

 

[xanis]

I've been using a Logitech VX Nano with my Macbook Pro for about a year now. No issues whatsoever, works great.

 

[TheStu]

Originally posted by: Xanis
I've been using a Logitech VX Nano with my Macbook Pro for about a year now. No issues whatsoever, works great.

OP is asking about the Logitech Control Center and whether the device shows up there.

OP, why do you care about the LCC? Is it to enable additonal functionality?