Does the hub's adapter have a Type-G plug? If not, what are available?
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No. Maybe the info below helps. Package Contents * USB Plus Hub * AC Power Adapter * User Manual * USB Device Cable Technical Specifications Upstream Ports: 1 Downstream Ports: 4 Per-Port Voltage: DC +5V Per-Port Current: 500mA (max) (self-powered mode) Power Mode: Self-powered/bus-powered Operating Temperature: 5 C ~ 40 C Storage Temperature: -20 C ~ 60 C Enclosure: ABS Power Supply: Output: DC 6V, 2.1A Plug Size: 3.5mm (outer) 1.0mm (center) Plug Polarity: Center-pin positive
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Yes. It is a fully functional hub, connects at 3.0 speeds or less if you don't have a 3.0 port, plus provides 3.0 spec power to the devices. Comes with all the cables necessary for everything (power and pc connection).
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I'm not sure, as I only have a USB 2.0 hub... I dont see why not. Still 5 volts I believe and receiving I.R. Is probably low voltage. G.L.
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The listing is Various. UNITEK USB 3.0 Hub 4 Ports with 5V 4A Power Adapter Power Switch USB 3.0 cable should have a power adapter. That man may buy another one bus-powered hub which don't have a power adapter.
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No, you need the Type G for England Scotland and WalesOREI Grounded Universal 2 in 1 Plug Adapter Type G for UK, Hong Kong, Singapore & more - High Quality - CE Certified - RoHS Compliant WP-G-GN
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Yes. The manual clearly states that external power is required at all times. USB 3.0 ports are supposed to provide up to 900 mA, each, so requiring an external power source for hubs is pretty much written in stone. Also, it is worth noting that older computer systems probably do not have USB 3.0 ports built into them. My own laptop is a 2011 ThinkPad, and I had to buy an adapter card to get the support.
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Yes. One thing that I had to do thought was first hook it up directly to my laptop and get it working. Then I could move it to a hub and it would work. For me, it did not work right away attached to the hub but has worked fine since.
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In the switching adapter there are informations that may help you: OUTPUT : +5v - 4A This output is the hub input.
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I don't know. It was supposed to be used with a USB hub, and the hub didn't work well.
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Yes, pretty much anything Insteon is compatible. I have both of those and they "work" with my Hub (see my review for other challenges associated with the Hub)
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A few questions: Are you using this with a Mac? Are there usb 3.0 hub drivers to install for Mac? Are you referring to the physical plugging-in act or the device plugs in but doesn't charge or get recognized by your computer?
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I didn't have luck with it at all. Then I got a Unitek 3+1 port USB3.0 Hub, also off Amazon...super cheap powered hub and works great, no problems
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Yes. Old description. And supports usb SCSI mode which is rare for these. Even through a hub if the hub supports it. I like the anchor hubs.
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I have this model and the only usb ports other than the main USB-B to the computer are all output usb hub ports. I don't believe usb-in is available.
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I bought a plugable USB 2.0 4 port hub and charger. It didn't work as I had hoped. For keyboards, a mouse, and a flash drive I need a OTG cable. The hub charges my Nexus 7 tablet and allows my computer to swap files with it.
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No, it does not. It won't function as a hub without the power source either (at least not to devices that require power, eg, my WiFi card)
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I'm not sure about the amp numbers, but I'm using the hub with 2 USB3 portable drives, 1 USB2 Ethernet, USB keyboard/mouse, and USB/serial port, sometime plus more peripherals at the same time, without any problem.