I have two keyboards connected to my Zynthian over Bluetooth, using a WIDI Bud Pro (made by CME). However, I can only use one keyboard at the time. If I turn on both, only the first one gets connected.
Is this some limitation in Linux, or Zynthian? Coming from a Windows setup I could easily use both at the same time, and I haven’t done any changes since then. At the time I simply paired both keyboards to the WIDI Bud Pro without using any specific app.
It always sees the keyboard that is turned on first. Keyboard number 2 keeps blinking blue as in looking for a host. Keyboard 2 connects only when I turn off keyboard 1. It doesn’t matter which of the two keyboards that is 1 and 2. It’s always the first that “wins”.
When I use the WIDI Bod Pro it Windows both keyboards connect. Makes me think that the WIDI Bud Pro works differently in Windows and Linux, somehow.
Hi,
Better solution Is not use zynthian bluetooth.
The correct solution Is use thirdth WiDi Bud Pro as master and connect to zynthian. Other WiDi Bud must be set as slave. Pleas find my remarks here in discussions about WiDi. I have many experience with this. Sorry i ansver from my phone without grammar correction.
Anyway, I’m probably wrong about this being a Linux or Zynthian related issue. The second keyboard clearly doesn’t even connect to the WIDI Bud Pro at all, and probably for some other reason. Maybe I’ll just try to factory reset it and pair both keyboards again.