Wireless keyboards are now provided in many spaces across central campus, most often in conference rooms.
The Logitech MK540 and its ambidextrously designed mouse run on AA batteries.
The keyboard’s USB receiver must be properly seated in the correct port to convey signals to the computer.
Unlike standard wired podium equipment, the wireless keyboard has an on-off switch.
Sometimes, users call for assistance not realizing that the unit is simply powered off.
