HII bought tbe Cable box USB extender, its fabulous but it has just one emitter. Can i swith out for this 3 emitter version>? I have in the drawer the
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how can you use on receiver, cable box and blue ray would you need 3 way splitter for the male end to go out to 3 different box
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Yes you can. I am currently using one for my receiver, cable box and blue ray. Works great
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im sry didnt get to finish my response after i have the devices RCA cables split into my tv in the living room and the transmitter... then i have the receiverin my bedroom and i can use that device on both my tv in living room and tv in bedroom. Interference really not that bad. i Actually bought two sets and have only one receiver in my bedroom but two transmitters in living room connected to two devices and the one receiver in my room has 4 channels on it so i can switch between both devices WHICH ARENT EVEN IN THE ROOM, pretty awesome just plan your setup well because this all may have sounded very confusing but it really isnt just plan it out im sry didnt get to finish my response after i have the devices RCA cables split into my tv in the living room and the transmitter... then i have the receiverin my bedroom and i can use that device on both my tv in living room and tv in bedroom. Interference really not that bad. i Actually bought two sets and have only one receiver in my bedroom but two transmitters in living room connected to two devices and the one receiver in my room has 4 channels on it so i can switch between both devices WHICH ARENT EVEN IN THE ROOM, pretty awesome just plan your setup well because this all may have... » Read More im sry didnt get to finish my response after i have the devices RCA cables split into my tv in the living room and the transmitter... then i have the receiverin my bedroom and i can use that device on both my tv in living room and tv in bedroom. Interference really not that bad. i Actually bought two sets and have only one receiver in my bedroom but two transmitters in living room connected to two devices and the one receiver in my room has 4 channels on it so i can switch between both devices WHICH ARENT EVEN IN THE ROOM, pretty awesome just plan your setup well because this all may have sounded very confusing but it really isnt just plan it out « Show Less
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Your first thought is correct, Bob has only one outlet for one device. I don't know for sure how it would work with the cable box, although it is my impression turning off the cable box is not advised. I hope this helps.
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I have not used it for such, only using it with a Raspberry Pi which has limited power capabilities from its USB ports. Check the documentation but I believe the total power limit for this device is around 2 amps, so you need to determine the power requirements of the drives. Further, there are only four ports on the device so without further extenders (it's frequently a bad idea to add USB extenders onto to USB extenders, I've heard stories of problems) you're limited to four devices. I do believe there are 8 port powered USB extenders available as well. You might want to investigate one of those. But first determine the total power requirement of your drives. I have not used it for such, only using it with a Raspberry Pi which has limited power capabilities from its USB ports. Check the documentation but I believe the total power limit for this device is around 2 amps, so you need to determine the power requirements of the drives. Further, there are only four ports on the device so without further extenders (it's frequently a bad idea to add USB extenders onto to USB extenders, I've heard stories of problems) you're limited to four devices. I do believe there are 8 port powered USB extenders available as well. You might want to investigate one... » Read More I have not used it for such, only using it with a Raspberry Pi which has limited power capabilities from its USB ports. Check the documentation but I believe the total power limit for this device is around 2 amps, so you need to determine the power requirements of the drives. Further, there are only four ports on the device so without further extenders (it's frequently a bad idea to add USB extenders onto to USB extenders, I've heard stories of problems) you're limited to four devices. I do believe there are 8 port powered USB extenders available as well. You might want to investigate one of those. But first determine the total power requirement of your drives. « Show Less
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I've been trying this with no success. A single drive through a 7-port usb hub worked fine. However, upon connecting three drives, one TB drive became corrupted and had to be reformatted! The other two TB drives were connected and able to be shared. Upon both hookups my wired connection continued to lose and regain internet; followed by not being able to access the router admin from firefox. At this point I'm ready to just connect a single tb drive and give up on multiple drives. If I have any later success I'll post again. Good luck.
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This came with a 12 inch USB 3.0 cable. I ended up buying a separate 100cm cable and it works great. I'm not sure when it will start to have some signal loss in terms of length but I'm assuming it would be somewhat long. How far away did you plan on having this riser away from your motherboard? This does require SATA power so you don't want it too far away....
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You are correct, this box only boosts and splits the identical output to 2 monitors. If you want to EXTEND your desktop to a second or third monitor, and your equipment doesn't already have a dual monitor video card (or if it is a laptop), then you need a device like the Plugable (brand) devices found on Amazon, which are USB to VGA/DVI/HDMI Adapters. There are at least 3 different models, one for USB 2.0 and one for USB 3.0, at various max resolutions and prices. Hope this helps!
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Don;t know the answer but I would change the USB cable to a different output/input connector/terminal . Sometimes an add-on unit won't work on some of the USB terminals.
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Yes, I also only have two cables. Instructions how to do this are in the box.
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If I remember right, it's one cord with 3 emitters at the end. (It splits into 3 so you can place them in front of different components.) I do recommend using the emitter - trying to point the receiving box at the components didn't work nearly as well as hiding it behind everything and running the emitter cable directly in front of the component to control. I had great results with the transmitter in my bedroom and the receiver in the living room behind the TV with the emitter cable running under my TiVo from behind and ending up on the shelf directly in front of the TiVo. (I had 2 tvs fed from the same TiVo one in each room) If I remember right, it's one cord with 3 emitters at the end. (It splits into 3 so you can place them in front of different components.) I do recommend using the emitter - trying to point the receiving box at the components didn't work nearly as well as hiding it behind everything and running the emitter cable directly in front of the component to control. I had great results with the transmitter in my bedroom and the receiver in the living room behind the TV with the emitter cable running under my TiVo from behind and ending up on the shelf directly in front of the TiVo. (I had 2 tvs fed... » Read More If I remember right, it's one cord with 3 emitters at the end. (It splits into 3 so you can place them in front of different components.) I do recommend using the emitter - trying to point the receiving box at the components didn't work nearly as well as hiding it behind everything and running the emitter cable directly in front of the component to control. I had great results with the transmitter in my bedroom and the receiver in the living room behind the TV with the emitter cable running under my TiVo from behind and ending up on the shelf directly in front of the TiVo. (I had 2 tvs fed from the same TiVo one in each room) « Show Less
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I have used my Crane Super USB antenna for a bit over a year; absolutely NO complaints using the single antenna, with dual USB connections on a laptop. As I said, I do connect using the 15-foot extension cable; makes antenna placement much easier. I agree with the comment below regards two antennas, but will readily admit that I'm NOT a techie; just a satisfied user. I put this product in the increasingly rare category of "works-as-advertised". Good luck with it, and post your results!
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I am not sure other then the price. Wait I just looked and this one comes with the extension for the usb receiver and the other does not.
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I will have to check. Only one end needs to be powered. We were using them for sending POS DATA back to a pc, ended up pulling them out and installing a serial over cat5 instead to clear up some intermittent issues we were having. You may not have any trouble with them we had kind of a special setup I think is why we had issues.
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I bought an extra transmitter, so I have the receiver (installed in the Wall), plus two transmitters. They all seem to work together. However I had to buy a whole second switch set--I could not find any where to buy just a transmitter.
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You can split the two ports on one hub into 4 with the following adapter. 2 x 2.5mm Male to 3.5mm Female MONO adapters. It must be MONO to work with IR Emitters. Next you will need to order Dual IR Emitters also sold on Amazon. This will allow you to run one cable for every two devices thus giving you control of 4 IR devices. In my case I needed to control 8 devices, 4 in one cabinet and 4 in another. So I added 2 x 3.5mm Male to dual 3.5mm Female MONO Y Splitters. This allowed me to turn 2 ports into 4 and with 4 Dual IR Emitters I can control 8 devices. I hope this helps. In settings you can also control what devices are controlled by port 1 versus port 2 on the hub as well. You can split the two ports on one hub into 4 with the following adapter. 2 x 2.5mm Male to 3.5mm Female MONO adapters. It must be MONO to work with IR Emitters. Next you will need to order Dual IR Emitters also sold on Amazon. This will allow you to run one cable for every two devices thus giving you control of 4 IR devices. In my case I needed to control 8 devices, 4 in one cabinet and 4 in another. So I added 2 x 3.5mm Male to dual 3.5mm Female MONO Y Splitters. This allowed me to turn 2 ports into 4 and with 4 Dual IR Emitters I can control 8 devices. I hope this helps. In settings you... » Read More You can split the two ports on one hub into 4 with the following adapter. 2 x 2.5mm Male to 3.5mm Female MONO adapters. It must be MONO to work with IR Emitters. Next you will need to order Dual IR Emitters also sold on Amazon. This will allow you to run one cable for every two devices thus giving you control of 4 IR devices. In my case I needed to control 8 devices, 4 in one cabinet and 4 in another. So I added 2 x 3.5mm Male to dual 3.5mm Female MONO Y Splitters. This allowed me to turn 2 ports into 4 and with 4 Dual IR Emitters I can control 8 devices. I hope this helps. In settings you can also control what devices are controlled by port 1 versus port 2 on the hub as well. « Show Less
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I use a IR blaster on one of the ports. Of course, that means all the equipment must by in a rack (or in close proximity). For me, this eliminates the need to piggyback multiple IR cords via a splitter or similar. I cannot speak directly to how many can be supported on a single cable.
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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!