Is this a set of 2? Or just the one hub? Can anyone help?
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HI John, did you get an answer on this? I thought people who had ordered already would have repleid to you. Am I wrong? ------OK GUYS TO CLARIFY MINE ARRIVED THIS MORNING AND YOU GET A PAIR--------
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I wouldn't be surprised if it was the same one. This starter kit is very common. The Hub is the key part you need to get started with Insteon from there you just buy modules to control the items you want. My starter kit came with two lamp modules which was enough to get started. I've seen bundles with other items by other vendors but I haven't seen the Costco to be able to compare it exactly.
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You'll need a USB 3.0 hub to connect more than one more device. There is no daisy chaining hub built into the LaCie.
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No. Only one computer can connect to a USB hub at a time. This is not a network hub or network router.
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You would need an additional hub then. This only provides a micro usb (on your PC side) to connect two full USB ports. The other connection on this is a micro usb female for a power connection (similar to a phone charger) to supply power to the connected usb devices. I would suggest a Bluetooth mouse to avoid the additional usb need and then this would work for you.
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Yes, that is the idea, and like the other answers say, you can probably get away with only using one. However, if you aren't using a USB hub, you should just play it safe and use both; I've had a hard drive with the same sort of setup that usually worked with just one cable, but it was right on the edge, and I had it cut out a couple times. If you are using a hub, it doesn't matter if you use both or not, they're generally capable of providing all available current up to 2.1 Amps through any single port.
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One drive-likely no problem. You could try attaching 2 drives and might be fine, I am not sure. Again, to be safe, buy a "powered"hub.
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I run 7 devices with this hub and it works flawlessly and on a win7 laptop and as to your question I'm not sure what your asking so I'm taking a logical guess is that your trying to connect 5 to 7 devices and its not working? I suggest first check and see if you have the latest drivers for your devices and reboot the computer and that should solve the situation
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It's for one wheel... I suggest getting 2 units and swap them out rather then on and over time the other
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The hub shouldn't need a driver, could it be something plugged into the Hub it's not recognizing?
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It uses only 1 - USB port. I have also used a USB 3 hub and it worked that way as well.
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Don't quite know what you are asking. We have a 7-port usb hub and though we use it for only 3 devices + 1 once in awhile, it works like a charm. Since there are 7 slots, it will take 7 devices.
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There are two ports. One is a USB 2.0 and the other is a combo eSATA/USB 2.0. I satisfy the need for more with a hub.
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Yep. This is a USB 3 hub. I am running USB 3.0 hard drives, printer, ethernet cable from it and it is exceptionally fast.
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I can't answer that I just got the plug and not the hub. I ended up buying one in a local computer store and ie T works excellent
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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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The hub has a coaster and freewheel version. Both have 120mm hub spacing with adapters to convert to 130mm spacing. Make sure you know which version of the hub you are getting!