Installation

Important Note: Please do not connect any USB devices to the Hub until instructed to do so in step 4 of this installation procedure.

1.Plug the AC adapter into a wall outlet, or surge suppressor. Plug the DC connector into the DC Power Jack found on the side of the Hub.

Important Note: The Hub may be used without the power supply when connecting devices that draw 100mA of current or less, however, only port 1 and port 2 will be functional.

2.Plug the flat end of the provided USB device cable into the downstream port of your computer or downstream port of another hub, then plug the mini 6-pin connector of the device cable into the upstream port on the rear of the Hub.

Important Note:The Hub must be connected to a USB 2.0-compliant host in order to function in high-speed mode (480Mbps data rate). If the Hub is connected to a USB 1.1-compliant host, it will operate only in low-speed or full-speed mode (1.5Mbps/12Mbps).

3.Windows will now detect your Hub and install the required driver support. (The Windows “Install New Hardware Wizard” may prompt you to provide your Windows Installation CD to complete the driver installation process).

Important Note: High-speed hub drivers are included with most USB 2.0 PCI upgrade cards, and are pre-installed along with the PCI card drivers. If you purchased an upgrade card prior to the release of high-speed hub support, please check with your PCI card vendor for an updated USB 2.0 driver. The Belkin USB 2.0 driver supports all competitive cards based on the NEC host controller with the exception of Adaptec. The most recent Belkin driver is available at www.belkin.com.