If all my equipment are different. how many emitters can be used on each port? I've seen anywhere from 1, 2, 3+ on a single cable.
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I use a single emitter arranged to trigger a single XANTECH receiver. These are taped together and isolated in a small enclosure. That receiver is in turn is connected to a XANTECH IR distribution system. This XANTECH system has its own power (12V) and connector blocks that distribute the IR signals to over 20 devices in my home. Some, PVRs, HDMI Switches, are centrally located in a relay rack, other such as DVD Players, and Televisions are located in several rooms and are connected to the XANTECH system using normal category 3 (telephone) wiring. I use the TouchSquid application (http://touchsquid.org) on Android tablets as universal remote controls to control any/all devices. I use a single emitter arranged to trigger a single XANTECH receiver. These are taped together and isolated in a small enclosure. That receiver is in turn is connected to a XANTECH IR distribution system. This XANTECH system has its own power (12V) and connector blocks that distribute the IR signals to over 20 devices in my home. Some, PVRs, HDMI Switches, are centrally located in a relay rack, other such as DVD Players, and Televisions are located in several rooms and are connected to the XANTECH system using normal category 3 (telephone) wiring. I use the TouchSquid application... » Read More I use a single emitter arranged to trigger a single XANTECH receiver. These are taped together and isolated in a small enclosure. That receiver is in turn is connected to a XANTECH IR distribution system. This XANTECH system has its own power (12V) and connector blocks that distribute the IR signals to over 20 devices in my home. Some, PVRs, HDMI Switches, are centrally located in a relay rack, other such as DVD Players, and Televisions are located in several rooms and are connected to the XANTECH system using normal category 3 (telephone) wiring. I use the TouchSquid application (http://touchsquid.org) on Android tablets as universal remote controls to control any/all devices. « 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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You can connect a cable with 6 emitters on a single port and it will work perfectly.
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If each piece of equipment is different, then an ir blast won't work if it's for something else. So, I would say use 1 emitter on each to keep things simple.
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Not sure exactly but I have one emitter controlling 4 devices and 3 decives on the other 2 emitters. You just need to purchase a a 3 in 1 emiiter or combine via a splitter.
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All of your equipment uses different IR codes. The code to turn on your tv is different from the code to turn on your cable box. Therefore, you can use 1 IR port to control many things. What I normally do is splice the emitters together but you can buy ones that come with multiple emitter heads so you don't have to splice anything. I've only seen up to 6 emitters per port. You have to take into consideration that the more emitters you add per port the bigger the load on that port will be. You will reach a point where that port won't be able to supply enough voltage to make the emitters work properly. All of your equipment uses different IR codes. The code to turn on your tv is different from the code to turn on your cable box. Therefore, you can use 1 IR port to control many things. What I normally do is splice the emitters together but you can buy ones that come with multiple emitter heads so you don't have to splice anything. I've only seen up to 6 emitters per port. You have to take into consideration that the more emitters you add per port the bigger the load on that port will be. You will reach a point where that port won't be able to supply enough voltage to make the emitters work... » Read More All of your equipment uses different IR codes. The code to turn on your tv is different from the code to turn on your cable box. Therefore, you can use 1 IR port to control many things. What I normally do is splice the emitters together but you can buy ones that come with multiple emitter heads so you don't have to splice anything. I've only seen up to 6 emitters per port. You have to take into consideration that the more emitters you add per port the bigger the load on that port will be. You will reach a point where that port won't be able to supply enough voltage to make the emitters work properly. « Show Less
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I have 100 on mine, however the company states that you can go up to 200 without having to purchase a bigger power supply. Its not the length, it's the power needed to push the signal that length.
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You only can use one port at a time and do one thing at a time. Mine won't work at all but it wasn't designed to multi task.
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You can output to 2 devices. But it can only have 1 input going to those 2 devices at a time.
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beau. this one here has two ports. one @ 2.1a and another @ 1a. i dont think this combines both porta for a total of 3.1a.
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You can use or two. I used two for two additional locations. Ended up sending everything back though. My cable is too old and has too much inteferance for really high speeds. My wifi did better.
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There is a connector on the other end to allow multiple strips to connect. However the power supply and driver module will limit the number you can connect. Two shouldn't be a problem, but not more than three.
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I know it says "input" on 2 and "output" on 1 connector. But, you can really use it either way. 1 input to 2 outputs or 2 inputs to 1 output. It's possible that there is some signal degradation, but I've used it successfully to switch between two outputs. Most of the time you wouldn't need to do that, as a splitter provides 2 outputs for 1 input. In the past, I had to use this switch instead of the splitter, because I wanted to have a bit of isolation. It worked fine.
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As long as you have the available USB ports, you can add several of these. I have used the VGA/HDMI out ports, along with the USB to power 3 monitors with no problem. (Note, that this is with the Laptop's monitor, one monitor output port, and one USB adapter port). Where the Triplehead2Go will take one output port and make it 3, this USB adapter will only supply one monitor per unit. So to get a total of 3 monitors, you would have to have to use one of these per USB port. I hope this answered your question.
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Yes...one cable supports 2 fans. So you can have up to 4 fans for your 2 plugs. Keep in mind they run in parallel and are treated as one fan on MOBO.
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Hi Joel, Sorry I have no idea if you can connect and operate more than one. If there is a way to select which USB port the software is connecting to then it might be possible.It is a good question. I am curious why do you want to connect more than one?Regards,Chris Schene
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I have seen plugable videos where utilizing a USB 3.0 hub the owner of plugable uses several of the single adapters to have 7 monitors off of one computer. I wouldn't think this is any different.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYUdAWOGJ_Y
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I only did 2 but did hook up 3 there a drop in output for each one you connect together plus also noticed the leds towards power source get warmer the more you hook on im sure you can hook 4 to one power supply but personally would do 2 and 2 each their own power supply
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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
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I use it with 2 at that setting with no issues to work or game play, I don't see a problem with it. I looked at the paperwork that came with it, it claims to support 4 displays. The ports are one displayport 1.2, one hdmi, one DVI-I, and one DVI-D.
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I have a 4-port model, but it should be easy to tell if your setup is working. On mine, the input is green the two output ports that I'm using flash yellow.
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Each port is rated to supply 500mA. Here's a link to the manual if you want to look for more info. http://www.belkin.com/conserve/user-guide/WEB_F7C008_10MS041_ConserveValet.pdf