What is the mA on this hub, please? Thanks!
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The hub overall is limited to 2A (2000mA). 3 of the ports are standard USB 2.0 500mA and are only powered when the host computer is on. One of the ports is marked as a "fast charging port" with 2A and available when a USB host is disconnected, though the specs state that this delivers only 500mA when a USB host is connected. I haven't measured this with a multimeter but based on what I've seen using the fast charging port to power a RaspberryPi (which is also the USB host) I believe the charging port is not limited below 2A when a host system is connected, but instead, all four ports are limited to the 2A maximum with the other 3 ports limited to 500mA each.
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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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No Idea. but mine works great, so I never worried about it, especially since it was so cheap. My thinking is , if for some reason it craps out after a couple of years , I will just replace it. The people I bought mine from are awesome as far as customer service goes. I called them and they just took over my computer with my assistance, and they set it up from their office. Print the setup pages when they are done should you have to set it up again . This way you have a printed copy of all the ports, IP addresses , etc. etc. Good Luck Bob
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I am assuming your WIFI is plugged into a USB port, if so you need another USB port for the hard drive. If you are lacking USB ports a hub is easy, it is pass thru and they are usually under $20 for 6-8 ports.
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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.
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I am not sure about the hub thing. I do know, these things are awesome, I plugged them in, they have two remotes, and its range is incredible, better than my Wi-Fi signal. I bought a set for my daughter/husband, they love them too! Highly Recommend!
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Use the web page from the AC66U. On the left you will see USB. Click that.That will give you page where you can set the name of the server, type of server etc. I would suggest getting some media on a USB drive first and pluging that into the ASUS.I don't use this feature but that should get you going!
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I have a large home and just use the hub. I am very satisfied with the signal. The people at ayrmesh are great with correspondence. If the do not answer they will call you back.
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The hub has a 12 volt, 2 amp power supply. I assume the amp capacity is divided among the 4 ports. You'd need to find out what the current draw is of the external drive to be sure.
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Yes, you just need a USB port. It doesn't matter what the operating system is. I hope this helps. I am very happy with my hub.
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It does require a direct connection since it does not require any software to run it. As far as I know, it will not work in a hub.
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Hi Sharon, I did a google search using the company name and a specific hub model number from the packing slip and included the key words "manual for the.........". Let a search engine do the work for you. Good luck! G.
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6. However, you will need an mst hub to expand past the 4 port limitations.
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Hi Tj, this is Ryan from the SmartThings support team. Thanks for your question about the SmartThings Hub. We don't expect that we would ever offer a completely disconnected service. That said, in the next phase of our growth, we expect to offer a Version 2 SmartThings Hub that supports temporary local Internet outages. The reason for this is that there are lots of devices that don't require a hub at all - and those devices need to work together - and that requires the SmartThings Cloud. Thanks again and if you have any other questions, feel free and email us at support@smartthings.com
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You don't need drivers for hub. I have tested with Linux, Windows, Mac OSx.
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It works for me on latest Mac OS, and when the hub stopped working after nearly a year, they sent a replacement, 2 day priority, no questions asked!
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This hub isn't for doing that. It's for adding USB slots when your computer's USB slots are filled. I have USB lines from two external drives, a printer, a mouse, and a cooling pad hooked up to my hub. You'll still need to plug your external drives power adaptors into a suge surpressor.