I was finally able to get a Wireless Mouse & Keyboard to work with the Android 40 Mini PC.
The Vidon.me FAQ says that the Mini PC should work with All Wireless Keyboards and Mice, but Allwinner A10 Processor doesn't have 2.4g Bluetooth Built into the chip.
I bought a Logitech Couch Mouse and a Logitech k750 Wireless (Solar Powered) Keyboard.
I plugged the Mouse Unifying BT Receiver into the USB Port and Power Cycled the Mini PC
The Mouse connected immediately, but then it took me awhile to figure out how to get the keyboard to connect to Logitech's Unifying BT Receiver
The first solution was to plug the Wireless Keyboards Unifying Receiver in the the Mini USB port (Using the supplied Mini USB to USB Adapter) So I currently have two Unifying Receivers plugged into the Mini PC and I am currently typing this Forum Post on my Logitech k750 Wireless Keyboard.
Immediately after I Post this Message, I am going to unplug the Mouse's Unifying BT Receiver and will plug it into my Windows PC and attempt to Unify the Mouse & Keyboard to the same Unifying BT Receiver, then move it back to the Android 40 Mini PC (Unplug the Keyboards Unifying BT Receiver) and see if they both work with the same Logitech Unifying BT Receiver.
I will post my results afterwards!
Note: I thought the Mini PC was supposed to recognize that a Wireless Keyboard was attached, but every time I click on the screen with my mouse, it opens the Soft Keyboard (I don't mind it so much, because I can minimize it with one Mouse Click... However, it doesn't feel natural / like a real computer because of the Soft Keyboard popping up. However, it is nice to have the spelling correction available)
The Vidon.me FAQ says that the Mini PC should work with All Wireless Keyboards and Mice, but Allwinner A10 Processor doesn't have 2.4g Bluetooth Built into the chip.
I bought a Logitech Couch Mouse and a Logitech k750 Wireless (Solar Powered) Keyboard.
I plugged the Mouse Unifying BT Receiver into the USB Port and Power Cycled the Mini PC
The Mouse connected immediately, but then it took me awhile to figure out how to get the keyboard to connect to Logitech's Unifying BT Receiver
The first solution was to plug the Wireless Keyboards Unifying Receiver in the the Mini USB port (Using the supplied Mini USB to USB Adapter) So I currently have two Unifying Receivers plugged into the Mini PC and I am currently typing this Forum Post on my Logitech k750 Wireless Keyboard.
Immediately after I Post this Message, I am going to unplug the Mouse's Unifying BT Receiver and will plug it into my Windows PC and attempt to Unify the Mouse & Keyboard to the same Unifying BT Receiver, then move it back to the Android 40 Mini PC (Unplug the Keyboards Unifying BT Receiver) and see if they both work with the same Logitech Unifying BT Receiver.
I will post my results afterwards!
Note: I thought the Mini PC was supposed to recognize that a Wireless Keyboard was attached, but every time I click on the screen with my mouse, it opens the Soft Keyboard (I don't mind it so much, because I can minimize it with one Mouse Click... However, it doesn't feel natural / like a real computer because of the Soft Keyboard popping up. However, it is nice to have the spelling correction available)
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