Can each port receive it
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Please clarify, are you talking analog phone ports or Ethernet port? Because you can run 2 separate analog devices off of one of these SPA112's but there is only 1 Ethernet port. Active internet plugs into the blue Ethernet port and up to 2 devices: Fax machine/Analog phone/CC Machine/ will be able to work off of 1 SPA112.It should be able to run separate traffic off of one device.
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I take that to be asking if each fxs/phone port receive phone calls separately. The answer is yes. You can have two phone calls going at once, or conference call/put on hold on a 2-line phone. You could, if you wanted, use one phone line for yourself and run the other to your neighbor's house and send them a monthly phone bill, etc. The two lines have separate SIP logins and can have different phone numbers, or even different SIP/VOIP providers. The only thing you can't do is have radically different internet settings, like different IP's, one on a VPN and the other not, or something weird like that. I take that to be asking if each fxs/phone port receive phone calls separately. The answer is yes. You can have two phone calls going at once, or conference call/put on hold on a 2-line phone. You could, if you wanted, use one phone line for yourself and run the other to your neighbor's house and send them a monthly phone bill, etc. The two lines have separate SIP logins and can have different phone numbers, or even different SIP/VOIP providers. The only thing you can't do is have radically different internet settings, like different IP's, one on a VPN and the other not, or something weird... » Read More I take that to be asking if each fxs/phone port receive phone calls separately. The answer is yes. You can have two phone calls going at once, or conference call/put on hold on a 2-line phone. You could, if you wanted, use one phone line for yourself and run the other to your neighbor's house and send them a monthly phone bill, etc. The two lines have separate SIP logins and can have different phone numbers, or even different SIP/VOIP providers. The only thing you can't do is have radically different internet settings, like different IP's, one on a VPN and the other not, or something weird like that. « Show Less
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Please clarify, are you talking analog phone ports or Ethernet port? Because you can run 2 separate analog devices off of one of these SPA112's but there is only 1 Ethernet port. Active internet plugs into the blue Ethernet port and up to 2 devices: Fax machine/Analog phone/CC Machine/ will be able to work off of 1 SPA112. It should be able to run separate traffic off of one device.
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Funny you should ask.... One port didn't work within a month of purchase... I'm contacting Belkin.
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Yes. You should be able to add 1 more. But mine can only work with 2, because the middle port was bad.And it automatic detect which port is active and switch automatically.
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I believe each port is rated it at 2.1 amps, which the max for each port, I hope this helped
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When you have everything connected, the device that is on will take priority. If both are on, then the one in the first port will be the one in use.
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I have not had any problem using multiple ports at the same time doing different tasks.
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only one port on the router. The plug in adapters are large. The can share with a standard sized plug but will not share space with another "space hog".
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In short, no. USB as a protocol supports far more devices through a single port than you can physically put on this hub. And, because of how the data is packaged and transmitted, it all moves at the same speed, regardless of the number of sources. For example, I have 3 devices (a wireless mouse, a printer and an external HardDrive) running through mine, and they all perform perfectly.
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Yes. You can connect any number of devices that are within range of the signal.
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No it is an active port, it is just that any packets that are to be sent port 1 are also sent to port 5.
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Hello, it works fine... Mine have been working for 3 years. To do what you want: 1) For example, Connect your internet ethernet to port 5 2) Computer A port 2 and Computer B to port 3 ------- (I am assuming you are connected on port 1) 3) Create 3 VLANs Name, for example where there are the VLANS DATA, Audio , Voip, etc... make yours (Alpha, Beta, Internet) 4) Then go to the specific sections where you can put a check on the ports and: and make sure all have the check in them, except for the ports you dont want to communicate. Done! If you want i can help you via team viewer, My twitter is @RomelSan
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No. The ports are labeled. Just to be sure it was working as I wanted, I tested the connections with a multi-meter before connecting real equipment. No issues, it worked as the terminal labels indicated it would.
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You have to use one port per time, those two ports are for different speed.
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That probably won't be possible because each device hooked up to the adapter will be fighting for an IP address. Each device needs an adapter, you're going to need a device called an access point to do what you're asking.
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I never thought about doing simultaneous transmissions across all the ports on the hub. My guess is it would slow down, because we know that one port affects the others. Anker makes it clear, for example, that if you plug a USB 2.0 device into the unit, any 3.0 devices plugged in will perform at only 2.0 speed. There are multiple inputs, but only one output to your computer. Think of five hoses plugged into a sprinkler -- the water will not come out 5X as fast. That's my best guess, but I'm not an engineer.
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No, the most you get from each individual port is 2.4 amps. Or the 4.2 amps using both at the same time.
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Probably not. It depends on how messed up your port is. If it doesn't work at all then no. If it works some of the time then maybe.