I have a current multi-computer configuration using a very old bargain CompUSA PS/2 style wireless keyboard and mouse combo (the kind with the clunky RF transceiver and the PS/2 connector tails) interfaced with several computers using an Aten CS1004 KVM switch (PS/2) for mouse and keyboard only video for the dedicated monitors is wired direct between the video cards and dedicated displays for the computers. But I'd love to hear if anyone out there has solved this problem.

The only solution apparent to me would be the unlikely advertisement of a NOS wireless keyboard and mouse matching the capabilities and configuration of the one I'm currently using (equivalent to the Wireless Desktop PT-2001) for sale on the Internet. Also, I think the chipset inside these PS/2 to USB adapters cannot support the job I wanted it to do.īottom line is, after a good bit of Internet research I believe I have an unsolvable problem. I think I've further learned that this is not possible because the USB wireless keyboard and mouse transceivers don't do any sort of USB-to-PS/2 protocol translation, they interface through the USB driver. I think the PS/2 to USB adapter I was considering (please see original post below) can only be used to attach PS/2 style keyboard and mouse connectors to a computer's USB port, not to introduce a USB wireless keyboard and mouse transceiver signals to a computer's PS/2 ports. I think I've answered my question through additional research.

Usb to ps2 converter protocol