Do I need to buy a separate cable to use this product? I'm not really sure how the I/O system works. Can someone explain? Thanks!
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It has an attached cable (built-in) which terminates in a standard USB plug. It also has stereo RCA-in (L/R), stereo RCA-out (L/R) 1/8" stereo headphone out and optical out. Generally, when you're using it, it takes over from your computer's sound card. You would need RCA cables to plug in inputs, and you can use the RCA outputs to run into a stereo amplifier or a set of powered speakers.
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This comes with a USB cable built in, you do need to get an RCA cable to connect this to a mixer or whatever device you are running audio out of.
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Not sure of your intended use for this product.I bought the UCA222 because the earphone jack on my Dell laptop went bad. It worked really well for my needs, it has a USB plug that connects to the standard USB port on my laptop. Then I connect my earphones to a standard plug on the device. No other cable required for me.
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The UCA222 plugs into your computer with the USB cable. You then need a RCA cable to go to your device for input/output
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This hooks to your computer via USB, then you need RCA's to connect to your mixer, keyboard, etc...
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You need tp plug the attached USB in to your computer to activate the device. you can put RCA in and out cables to record in or monitor out to a mixer and speakers. Get ASIO4All as the best device driver..
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Hi there, I found out that all these cables are useless! Only the converter device worked for me! Of course I have not checked them with every equipments, but I wasted money on five or six different cables, and none of them actually worked for any degree of satisfaction! And I was too lasy to return them, mainly because I lost the track of them when I bought them and what was the name of the cable!
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I did not use this with any other hardware other than what came with it (cables were included). Sorry I cannot comment further on this one.
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I have used mine for about a year and have little problem. Of course not needing a firwire cable that is not supplied was a pain. but all and all it works well. I was hoping to get at least 5 years out of it. After reading your post, I am not so sure anymore.
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I haven't done that, but I can't think of a reason it wouldn't work...I do like the unit relative to the cost. It was extremely easy to replace my old unit. The cables were the same as the one I took out...about a 30 minute job and I was in business...been working fine ever since...
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Sorry, I'm a newbie at home theater stuffs, but why do we need a separate "subwoofer cable"? Won't the speaker wires work? I'm using a HTiB and they all use one type of speaker cables, even the subwoofer. I'm just curious as I'm about to get this system and have to learn how to set it up with a receiver. Thanks.
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Mami: That's a stock answer concerning a cable that allows a feature they'd like you to spend a lot more money to acquire. They used to refuse to sell that cable until too many customers complained.Hien Nguyen: Thanks for the verification that my idea (and everyone else's) will work. How is your replacement cable treating you these days?
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your going to need a amp hook up kit. I got the one off here for like 17 bucks and it had everything you need to hook this up. I got my hooked up in like 30 minutes going through firewall was only hard part. but still simple just took some time and careful planning.hope this helps
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David: I only used the cable to go from a splitter to another HDMI tv. I do know that the cable signal only runs in one direction. I ran 100' without knowing that tidbit and had to uninstall the cable and reverse the direction. Once I did that the signal is perfect.
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No, you need to buy the cables separately. I purchased 2 of these with it and they work great: 3WARE Cable Multi-lane Internal Cable (SFF-8087)
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Cisco has them if you can't find one on eBay. I don't have one and don't feel the need for one just yet. I do know that Cisco does have them though. I haven't checked into them, but a search would be your best bet. Curious though, who is your ISP?
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Cable is separate. I bought a 6 foot cable which is great for our purposes.
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Thanks for your question. The actual answer is that I've never seen the cable. Many systems don't actually don't come with cable because the manufacturer doesn't know your room dimensions. It's possible that supplied cable wouldn't be adequate for rooms of varying sizes.
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Just the device, the cable and power are separate. I recommend a power splitter and standard ATX power supply. I saw 3 way splitters from the ATX, works well.
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When I purchased this it was just the drive. All other cables etc needed I either had or bought. Hope this helps.
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It comes with a standard 3.0 cable. The 3.0 cable is backward compatible with 2.0, so there's no need to buy a different cable.
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Thank you Roy and John for your responses. Both replies make sense. I wasn't aware that the cable box had multiple "active" outputs. I assumed that the unit only sent signal out of one output at a time. I'll have to run an experiment. Thanks again for the suggestions! Jack