Belkin Flip and Logitech Classic 200 - Keyboard not recognized

I have a KVM switch (Belkin Flip) and a Logitech 200 Classic Keyboard. I'd like to be able to use the CTL key as a Command key for the Mac, but when I plug it in to my Powerbook either direct or through the Belkin, it says it doesn't recognize it. I downloaded the Logitech Software and that too says it doesn't recognize it. I've tried different USB ports, but no luck. The thing is, the keyboard works fine (so obviously it's recognized somehow), but I can't use the CTL keys. Also I'd like to be able to take advantage of the Logitech software and assign some other keys. Any ideas?

I have the same problem. I found I can unplug the keyboard and when replugged, everything works OK.
I just upgraded to OS V10.6.4 and still must unplug and replug the keyboard in order to type.
WHY?

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