Is it GTO enabled? Specifically, will it read USB drives with A GTO cable?
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I don't know it die on 35 days and lose any chance of return I barely use it and manufacturer seem unresponsable
523933
Yes, USB OTG (on the go) is supported. I have tried flash drives and a web camera.. All good. I believe you could also plug in a USB controller into also.
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Are you referring to the GTO ground-to-satellite 60 Mbps technology for use in aircraft, or on-the-go USB? If the first, then I'm sorry, but I don't know the answer to that question. I'd recommend you contact the manufacturer of the PIPO tablet. They should be able to provide you with that information. If the second, then I can positively say yes. I regularly use a micro SD card with it.
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You can read USB drives with a OTG (I think you mean that) cable. In fact i use one and alternate form a USB keyboard to a USB drive. But if you are referring to GTO tech (GOGO or Ground to orbit) is not enabled.
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That depends on the USB reader and how your bios sees the reader and attached drives. Check your bios first.
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I have not tested this, but I see no reason why it wouldn't. When you plug it in, it is recognized just like any other USB external would be recognized. No special drivers needed. The RAID is hardware controlled, the machine only sees 1 logical drive.
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I don't know about questions 2 & 3, but as for question 1, no, the usb port is just for decoration apparently. I could not get a usb network attached drive to work, so called customer support. They said that this function does not work despite the claims that it is marketed with and even the description in the manual and on the box. They would not even say when or if there will be a firmware fix. Would suggest another brand.
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it supports USB drives it should be fine. But you need to make sure your router is compatible with ready share. The list of routers is here http://www.netgear.com.au/readyshare
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Yes, it only provides access to the drive via USB. You will need separate software for reading different filesystems (e.g. reading a windows hard drive from Mac / Linux) or any other operations you want to perform on the drive.
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I didn't have to have drivers, it reads like a usb or external hard drive, when i plug it in. Just like my other external drives
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I've used this in Windows XP/7/8. And I think my friends that I've used it in is a Linux machine. I also use this for my cars stereo, which has USB input. Reads as any plug and play flash drive. Shows up as removable storage.
770030
My GT-3 has no USB ports however the same USB cable I use to program my uv-5 works on this radio..
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I havent plugged a flash drive into it. I believe the usb on it is only for power ( thats all ive used it for and when I plug my phone in, it doesn't give me the option to access it any other way.).. its a Bluetooth radio transmitter..
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Hi, I have tried with Win XP, WIn 7, and Linux. IT should pretty much work with any OS except maybe the very old which do not support or have trouble detecting USB connections.Regards.
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It work with my external HDs, and should be model independent (especially the one that run under its own power (not through USB alone). It also work with the HD that use USB power, but I personally feel that I cannot have a lot of that kind of HDs.
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As yet, I've not needed tech support. I installed a 1TB drive and as I mentioned in my review, the documentation leaves some to be desired. You _have_ to format the drive before the device will make it visible to computers plugged into the USB port. I verified that I can read 32GB CF and SD cards and that I can get the files off the drive over the USB port. Those are the main functions I'm counting on.
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I am using the USB 3.0 Sand disk reader, its the white one.. If you have USB 3 ports lets you take advantage of the speed!
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I'm not a techie, but I'll try to explain the way it works. When you insert it into a USB slot, it asks for a password to Data Traveler. Once you enter the password, it creates 2 drives on Windows Explorer, for me. One drive shows the software (DTL) and another shows the information on the drive. I'm sure this didn't answer your question, but just wanted to explain.
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I believe the USB is for the power connector not for data input. The data input connects through the optical input jack.
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It will work with file manager program of the device. The third party software may not write the data to the drive but can read it.