This allows it to be used for a wider variety of devices. For instance, older USB 2. Newer, USB 3. Released in , USB 3. It offers the same 15 watts of power, but doubles the data transfer rate to 10Gbps. This was done, in part, to keep up with Apple Thunderbolt capabilities.
Finally, the faster read-write speeds helps you get the most out of an external SSD. However, only USB 3. On a PC or Mac, you can find out what type of port you have through the system menu. Right out of the box, a USB 2. This is just fine, but keep in mind that this 5-meter limit is still in effect. In other words, you can connect a 6-foot cable to a foot cable, and everything will be fine. The overall length of the cable is 16 feet.
The overall length will be 20 feet, which is too long for USB 2. The longer you extend the cable, the lower the speed and the less power it will provide.
For example, if you need to send a security camera feed, a foot run is probably doable, assuming minimal interference. On the other hand, if that feed is a 4K camera with two-way audio, you might have an issue.
So, you can use an extension cable to run a longer cable, but the length is limit. Is there a way to stretch that even further? However, you need to have a separate, powered device in order to boost the signal. There are two ways of doing this. First, you could use an active extension cable, sometimes called a repeater cable. Second, you could use a powered USB hub. So, which one of these methods is going to be the most effective for your network? Well, all is not lost.
These, in essence, repeat the transmission they receive and send it on to the other device. Please note that the cable on either end of the repeater cannot exceed 5 meters. So, you can extend the cable out to 10 meters 32 feet, 10 inches. But you need to go even farther, so you just keep adding cables and hubs.
Hold on there, there are limits. The absolute maximum number of powered hubs you can use is 5, but it could get a bit kludgy using that many hubs. If you have additional questions or would like a recommendation for an Audio-Technica product, feel free to contact the Audio-Technica Audio Solutions Department. Is this normal? Edward W on Jun 8, The cable should only be used for low amperage devices i. No rotating drives or multi-led lights. I have a mouse, it lights up on all 4 ports, but only gets a link light on the right port of each.
Reply 1 Edward W on Jun 8, If insufficient power is delivered, the device may not work. If that option is available, change the associated value from "Low" or "Medium" to "High" or "Maximum". Reply De-rooted on Jun 8, Can you daisy chain 2 of these together? A shopper on Jan 8, Will this work on a PS4 wired fightstick? Kerry D on Feb 14, Will this work for a web based phone from a thin client set up to headset?
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Build quality is good and no connection issues, so I'm super pleased. September 23, Mark V. Purchased 2 months ago. Response from Monoprice. We really appreciate the time you took to write a review! Thank you for choosing Monoprice. August 20, David C. Purchased 3 months ago. Cable is of high quality. Used to connect a telescope-mounted camera to a computer.
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