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rduran
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| 05/08/2008 8:37 AM |
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On the L230 power module whe can read: 5 volts 2 amp
That is 10 watts if i remember what i learn in school.
So ordinary specs for USB ports is a source of 15 watts.
If the board inside the L230 draw some watts as i suppose, what quatity of power can i deliver to the remaining adds like a USB memory stick ? I will be happy to read other's opinion.
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Jhon
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| 05/08/2008 9:10 AM |
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Traditional USB (that used by the ubiquitous memory stick) is 5v at 500mA.
If you are talking about PoweredUSB -- where the USB port also supplies power for higher-power required devices - that standard is not endorced by the USB-IF. However, it's still fairly common.
Since Ncomputing only "officially" supports memory sticks, you can always try hooking up a powered USB hub in between the device you wish to hook up and the Lxxx -- and see if it will work. Wouldn't hurt to try. |
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rduran
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| 05/08/2008 1:23 PM |
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| Thanks for this sugestion, i tried to put a Powered USB hub and for now it still dont connect my USB memory stick. It worthed to try anyway. |
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