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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Maybe a crazy question, but can I use this as a duplicator and if so, how many can I record to at one time?

A: The Xcellon 7-Port Powered USB 3.0 Slim Aluminum Hub with 2 Dual Data/Charging Ports BH #XCSH75H2HC2 won't work as a duplicator standalone or include duplication software.You can connect it to your computer and use it for anything you wish as long as it involves connecting USB devices.

Q: 2. Will this work for the new 2020 16 inch macbook pro?

A: Yes, this item would work with the 2020 16 Macbook pro.

Q: 3. Can I use it to connect more than one external storage disc?

A: Yes, you can even connect USB hard drive to every single port.

Q: 4. What is the power output on the data only ports? need 2A for my hard drives...

A: 3 x USB 3.1 / USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A (2.4 A)

Q: 5. Will this hub work on European currency with a plug adaptor?

A: Yes, the rating of the power supply included with the Xcellon 10-Port Powered USB 3.0 Slim Aluminum Hub is 100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz at 1.5 A.

Q: 6. Would all the ports power a bus powered audio interface, or only the charging port? And would it still power the interface without the computer connected?

A: It would depend on how much power your audio interface consumes. The red port can provide up to 2.4a of power. The hub does not have to be connected to the wall for power. However, the devices you connect may or may not be power by the hub.

Q: 7. Will this plug into my 2022 Mac laptop, which does not have the old USB ports?

A: Yes, the Xcellon 4-Port Powered USB 3.0 Slim Aluminum Hub with 1 Dual Data/Charging Port BH #XCSH43H1HC2 comes with 2 cables, one of them is USB C the other is USB A for older devices.

Q: 8. I know this has been asked in a different form, but I just need to make sure. I intend to connect this to a laptop that will be sleeping 99% of the time when not in use, and then plug it in a power conditioner that I switch off when not in use. My question is if this hub will 'disconnect' from the laptop when powered off, and will not transmit buss power from the sleeping laptop, effectively keeping things like an SSD drive or buss powered midi keyboard ON? To be clear, I want this disconnect to happen. Hope this made sense. Thanks!

A: Yes, when the host computer would sleep the access to the powered device is cut. Due to the device needing to be accessed to start its function.

Q: 9. can it work without power (I mean with usb cable only) ?

A: It requires power to use.

Q: 10. My question is; If you connect a "1.1 OR 2.0" USB Device into one of the USB 3.0 Ports, will all the other ports still function at "3.0" Speed?! OR will they too be slowed down to the slowest USB Device you have connected to the Hub?! I've noticed that on another "Xcellon 4-Port Non-Powered Hub" I have. When I plugged in my Western Digital 2TB Passport (USB 3.0) Hard Drive, it would not connect or be seen by the computer until I unplugged the "USB 2.0 PNY 128GB Thumb Drive".

A: Each port will run at its own speed. That said, you still have only one connection to your computer, so if all 7 ports are active, then speeds will appear to slow down. As to only one storage device being seen, that likely is a config issue with the OS. You will need to mount the second drive and assign a drive letter using whatever hardware configurator your OS has. For Windows, it would be in Computer Management, Storage, Disk Management. There you will find the drives, just look for the one without a drive letter. If it hasn't been, you may need to format the drive so it will be recognized.