I have a Del Dimension E521 with no 6pin connector. I need something to plug into my USB hub that has this 6pin port. Will this work for me?
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If you're talking about the 6-pin FireWire connector, you may utilize any of the six ports of this hub. However, you have to use a 6-pin FireWire to USB adapter to connect it to the USB hub.
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Sorry, I did not try to connect a USB hub. This did not work in my MB so I had to buy another attachment.
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Paul, this is EB. This cable is the correct size to connect your LBP6200d. You may or may not need a longer or shorter length, but this is a classic usb A to B cable (what we used to call a "usb to device" cable. Of course that was around 1998 when the "U" in universal serial bus, actually was true. These cables com in so many configurations now that they should call them "unknown serial bus, lol!" Anyway, I reviewed a copy of the service manual from cannon (available free on their website btw) and this is definitely the cable shown in the set schematics drawings of the device. I really hope this helps you.-EB Paul, this is EB. This cable is the correct size to connect your LBP6200d. You may or may not need a longer or shorter length, but this is a classic usb A to B cable (what we used to call a "usb to device" cable. Of course that was around 1998 when the "U" in universal serial bus, actually was true. These cables com in so many configurations now that they should call them "unknown serial bus, lol!" Anyway, I reviewed a copy of the service manual from cannon (available free on their website btw) and this is definitely the cable shown in the set schematics... » Read More Paul, this is EB. This cable is the correct size to connect your LBP6200d. You may or may not need a longer or shorter length, but this is a classic usb A to B cable (what we used to call a "usb to device" cable. Of course that was around 1998 when the "U" in universal serial bus, actually was true. These cables com in so many configurations now that they should call them "unknown serial bus, lol!" Anyway, I reviewed a copy of the service manual from cannon (available free on their website btw) and this is definitely the cable shown in the set schematics drawings of the device. I really hope this helps you.-EB « Show Less
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Yes you will need to buy six of these and a high powered USB hub that has its own power suplly - with 3 amps wall transformer. I tried running six from one USB port on my laptop (using a passive usb hub powered by usb port) and my laptop would get hot and the internal fan would spin very high. Make a search on Amazon for Plugable 7 Port High Speed USB 2.0 Hub with 3A Power Adapter.
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I have no idea; as I don't have all of those items to try. However, it didn't work on the few items that I did try. It either doesn't pass through any USB power, or it doesn't pass through enough - my devices weren't even recognized. I ended up basically throwing it out and buying a more expensive ($25) powered USB hub (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00483WRZ6/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1) that works great
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MANUFACTURER RESPONSE: Thanks for asking. Depending when you purchased the hub it could either be 5.5mm OD / 2.0mm ID or 5.5mm OD / 2.5mm ID. The larger inner diameter power adapter will work on all generations of this hub, but the smaller inner diameter power adapter will not work on newer generations of this hub.
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I haven't tried to use it in a hub at all, mine is directly into the machines. It works great that way. I now have three machine and will probably look for a 4 port just like this one. It is so simple and easy.. It covers the speakers, mic, keybd, mouse and monitor (HDMI).
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You know what thats interesting that you bring that up. I hooked a 4 drive enclosure to this hub and evey time I would write to the drives on in the enclosure they would drop off (meaning they would disconnect and then re-connect). when I connect the enclosure to the 3.0 port on my actual machine it worked? I wonder if its becuase of what you brought up with the current not being strong enough? But I dont use this thing. The power connector is flimsy and the ports sometimes would not power up at times. its not well made I would not recommend buying this.
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Sorry not sure but if the hub isn't one piece it should work but again not sure.
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I am not sure. Both plugsocket seem to be 9/16 inch. But the 6.8 plug looks different.
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I just used THIS cable with my B5, no problems once I got the proper drives installed. I would assume the 6B would work also.
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I would agree with Paolo's answer. It should work with any standard USB port.
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I would recommend a straight connection. However it does depend on what else is on the usb hub. if you have a hard drive or anything that requires more attention from the hub. I would recommend definitely not.
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I am using an E/Port Plus with a Dell Precision M6800 and it works fine. I have even used the smaller E/Port with my M6800.
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No, it will not work as a USB hub at all. It will only charge elcectronic devices....
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I have a 2.0 hub attached to one port on this unit and it works fine. Not a problem.
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I use a mixture of USB 2.0 and 3.0 devices. Everything I have connected to this hub worked as expected.