What is that cable with a blue round top? where does it plug in?
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That wire is for the wireless ir cable. It connects to the transmitter. So you can control your remote from anther room. You can control channel changing or volume.
212277
It comes with RCA cables, red, white, and yellow. If you have a blue cable that is for componant in.
212278
That is the IR wireless re-transmitter which plugs into the back of the transmitter unit next to the DIP switch.
212279
I have these units connected in my wife's classroom transmitting video between a VCR/DVD combo machine and a TV mounted on her wall in front of the classroom. I'm not sure what the blue round top cable you are referring to is, but the connections on the transmitter and receiver are composite RCA in nature (red, white, yellow - two channel stereo plus video) plus a female jack for converted power (power converter with male connections included for both transmitter and receiver). I hope that this helps.
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I'm not 100% sure I understand the question, but I think you ate talking about the I.R. emitter. .. you plug that into the back of the main unit (like the one near the cable box), you then take that blue part and face it towards the same place you point your remote on the cable box... that way you can point your remote at the "slave" unit (where the cable box isn't) and the signal can go into the slave, to the main, it then will travel through the cord thingy to the cable box (or whatever you're using).
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Just received this 1/07/16 and it now comes with a different cable than is shown in the photo. My cable is a standard USB 3.0 (blue rectangular) male on one end and a "micro" USB 3.0 at the other end which connects to the hard drive enclosure as can be seen in the photo. They seem to has stopped shipping the Y shaped cord. There is no power adapter or cord to plug into the power port of the enclosure. I was not able to get my computer Windows 7 or Windows 8 to recognize the drive. It shows up under devices but, Windows does not assign it a drive letter or recognize it as a usable storage device. Just received this 1/07/16 and it now comes with a different cable than is shown in the photo. My cable is a standard USB 3.0 (blue rectangular) male on one end and a "micro" USB 3.0 at the other end which connects to the hard drive enclosure as can be seen in the photo. They seem to has stopped shipping the Y shaped cord. There is no power adapter or cord to plug into the power port of the enclosure. I was not able to get my computer Windows 7 or Windows 8 to recognize the drive. It shows up under devices but, Windows does not assign it a drive letter or recognize it as a usable... » Read More Just received this 1/07/16 and it now comes with a different cable than is shown in the photo. My cable is a standard USB 3.0 (blue rectangular) male on one end and a "micro" USB 3.0 at the other end which connects to the hard drive enclosure as can be seen in the photo. They seem to has stopped shipping the Y shaped cord. There is no power adapter or cord to plug into the power port of the enclosure. I was not able to get my computer Windows 7 or Windows 8 to recognize the drive. It shows up under devices but, Windows does not assign it a drive letter or recognize it as a usable storage device. « Show Less
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It plugs right into the port on the top. Very, very convenient until the whole thing breaks, only months after you buy it. Arg!
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Dear Tiffany, This was my leap of faith. I couldn't find a technical replacement for the cord from any specialty shop. It is a custom cord with a USB end on it. I looked at the back of my drive The port looked like a little house with a white square in the center of it. The cord was inexpensive here. I bought it and the whole thing was a success. Korky
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It is a USB 2.0 A/B cable. I believe ONLY the 2.0 version works for this item.
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I'm donating it so it's packed away right now. I seem to recall a cable that had a standard A connector on it. Whatever it was, it didn't meet my needs, and I bought a 2 port front panel USB 3 unit.
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Ohhhh okay. Yes i have that cable. Hold off a second on buying it. I believe i had issues as well. Let me just double check it soons i reach home :)
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Checked my Xsi manual. it is the interface cable listed in the manual as supplied in box.
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Thanks for the reply and the link. I'll search for the Polycom version of the cables.
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It has an Line In plug & a USB port. However I don't remember getting such a cable with my unit.
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the extra cable end is for USB 2.0. Note the USB 3.0 cable end is blue, the 2.0 is white.
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It's a 5v cable. The key is oriented toward the front of the board.(I tried an ASCII drawing, but the proportional font ruined it.)
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It is an adapter. it is included in a properly packaged instance of the item. The modem won't run without it.
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It comes with a current transformer (CT) to read current. The CT looks like a little doughnut with a 5/8" hole in the center. Big enough to go around a 2/0 cable.
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There is a cable connected to the plug which is connected to the adjustable wrap. The cable is not shown in the picture.