Terminators on unused ports? Do I need to get some terminators with this for any ports that sit unused for awhile?
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I'm a green horn with all this stuff just trying to get my new house up to speed with Cat6 an Cable TV so what is a Terminator??
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Yes. Any time you have unused connections within your cable system, such as an unused port on a splitter or power amp, you should terminate it with a 75-ohm terminator. This can prevent signal loss, "ghost" images appearing on your screen, etc.F Type 75 Ohm Terminator - 10 Pack
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Yes. Any time you have unused connections within your cable system, such as an unused port on a splitter or power amp, you should terminate it with a 75-ohm terminator. This can prevent signal loss, "ghost" images appearing on your screen, etc. http://www.amazon.com/Type-75-Ohm-Terminator-Pack/dp/B000AAN76Y/ref=pd_cp_e_1
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Yes. Definitely. The knowledge base on Ubiquiti's site has all the ports you need to forward.
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Mine has a port as well. I never use it and didn't even notice it unitl I looked for it.
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Along these same lines does anyone know will the ports work independently at 3.0 if the added peripherals are 3.0 but the computer port is 2.0? Meaning can i transfer from port 1 to port 2 device at 3.0 even though the power i am getting from the motherboard port is only 2.0?
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The USB 2 and media card reader ports are part of a powered hub and need a 4 pin molex to work, as far as I know. The USB 3 and eSATA ports will work without an independent power connection.
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There are jumpers on the board to configure any combination of two active ports. So yes, you can have one of each.
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Unknown_I am still with Wn7. However I didn't need any of the supplied software to use the equipment to the level that I wanted (essentially an external usb multi-port). I may not be getting everything out of the piece that I should.
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I just used an old router power cable. About the drivers, I still haven't gotten them to work. In order to use them with RasPi, you have to re-build the kernel. They don't tell you that in any of the info.If you do buy it though, could you please email me a copy of the Linux drivers from the disk?
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These have a built in router that can be shut on or off. If you need more than the one port you would need a switch. This type of set up would require a little bit of networking know-how. I would call your local computer shop or IT guy, you could also Google how other people set them up.
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No. Don't waste your money. Only one port worked for me but since it wasn't greatly expensive I didn't ask for a refund.
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No. One of the TB ports is the one that connects the dock to your computer.
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Basically, yes it does. Two methods to use unused ports. solder in extra pins through the shield, or stiff wire through the shield into the pin (bent at a right angle to get out. I choice the first method (tested the second). Basically, extending the shield. Not hard, just a little patience. There is plenty of room to hand soldier various components to take advantage of the 5V / Gnd and signal that the shield uses.
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I have not seen anything on the device or on the box or in the instructions that says that it is limited to 500 on each port. I am suggest you ask the manufacturer about that because That information is not there to be found. Ask corporate for an answer.
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I am looking at Martin Smith's Answer and that really sums it up. You should have a port as he says. I would go for it. I am pretty sure you have the port.
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So far it isn't looking good. The wifi is not removable and the eSata is not, as Kaerlo Michael Dulay said, PM ready. I am now also researching external port multiplier solutions - eSata, to external multiplier to external enclosure. Kind of a kludge though. I will post back when (if) I get anything new.
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If you mean the round PS/2 type ports, then no. Most new computers don't have those anymore. Everything is USB now.
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Good question Rick...although I am not tech savvy I will say that there is a port in the side that has a three prong symbol if that means anything to you...sorry I could not be any more help to you.