will this work with staples' new connect hub?
340401
Their hub supports zwave so it is compatible with the hardware. However this from their help center site would give me pause "Also, Staples Connect is an open system. Other devices (including Z-Wave, Z-Wave Plus, WiFi, and Lutron ClearConnect) may work with the system but we can't guarantee their full functionality."
340402
I am using it with VERA LITE UI5. Can't help with this staples hub, sorry. But I believe it would. It's been in the market for years, just getting upgrades in the firmware version, which by the way, sits on a 1.6H.
1685034
I was just about to ask the same question. The INSTEON website notes that the Dual-Mode is a new feature for the hub, so I was concerned that this kit (which is less than buying the hub alone) was using the previous version of the hub that wasn't dual-mode.
1753097
I doubt it - I had such terrible luck with that stapler model that I threw it away - it suddenly wouldn't staple anything. I bought a much heavier duty one that worked better.
1977815
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.
657024
It is a finger snap long... Not much room for error. It will work best if the hub is right next to you computer...
2081418
I use a mixture of USB 2.0 and 3.0 devices. Everything I have connected to this hub worked as expected.
1781102
You sure can. Connect a cable from your wall connection to the hub then, connect each of your computers to the hub. It will work just fine.
1870020
Yes it will work fine. Just stay away from the Staples brand because the wire is narrower than Swingline and will jam most of the time. I use Swingline.
1765744
You know I don't, I'm not that computer savvy. Try asking Staples computer tech they can tell you. sorry not much help
1229343
I don't have that hard drive but my HD doesn't work with the hub so I suspect yours probably will not work either. The HD is one of the few things that doesn't work.
2093594
You need to make sure it is 2.0 or higher and it will work with your PC. Order one from Amazon or go to staples. You needn't pay more than $15.00. HTH
296141
It depends on its power usage. It may require the full 500mA coming from your computer's USB port. A hub shares its power limit across its ports. As long as no other devices attached to the hub require port power, it should work fine attached to it. If there is any doubt, don't do it as you are running the risk of data loss and physical damage to the card(s) and/or reader.
1895396
the hub will work for that if and only if your source device (your graphics card) supports DisplayPort 1.2. If is supports that you should be good, otherwise I think it will be a nope. If your source device has a mini-displayport connection it is 1.2 as it introduced mini-displayport... if it is a normal displayport connection on the source device you will need to look up the manufacturer and see if it is 1.2 or not.
1845880
You don't need drivers for hub. I have tested with Linux, Windows, Mac OSx.
1196194
Yes, Something along the lines of this would work:Rosewill 2-Port USB 3.0 4-Port USB 2.0 Hub eSATA Multi-In-1 Internal Card Reader with USB 3.0 Connector (RDCR-11004)
2158652
I am not sure, but it should. Might check with local Geek Squad, or Best Buy, Staples or Office Depot.
555251
Yes, I'm using it with one now. But it will need two USB ports (unless you buy the power supply), and a hub won't work. You need a card or the original ports.