Black or White 13 Port Hi-Speed USB 2.0 External Hubs with 4A Power Supplies

Wrangling multiple USB 2.0 hubs, and want to consolidate a number of devices? EHP's 13 Port Hi-Speed USB 2.0 External Hubs provide host computers with 13 additional USB ports and allow flexible tiered Hi-Speed USB configurations with a single hub! These robust and inexpensive 13 Port Hi-Speed USB 2.0 External Hubs run in self powered mode and provides over current protection at each of their downstream ports. Fully USB 2.0 compliant and USB 1.1 backward compatible, the 13 Port Hi-Speed USB 2.0 External Hubs support low, full, and high speed USB devices and works with any system that supports the USB specification. One of the 13 downstream ports is on top of the 13 Port Hi-Speed USB 2.0 External Hub, and folds down for convenient access to portable USB 'thumb' Drives. Providing thirteen downstream ports in total, these 13 Port Hi-Speed USB 2.0 External Hubs features plug and play installation and transparent operation. This hub is fully backward compatible with USB 1.1 and will work with systems and devices using the slower standard. These 13 Port Hi-Speed USB 2.0 External Hubs come with a free power supply with a generous 4 ampere capacity, and USB 2.0 cable to connect to a host computer.

13 Port Hi-Speed USB 2.0 External Hubs with 4A PS (Black or White)

March 2011 EverythingHerePlus Specials

U111M USB to PC Card Read-Writer 1 Slot PCMCIA PC Card ATA Flash and SRAM


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CFFire800 Pro FireWire 800 to UDMA CompactFlash Drive Read-Writer


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FireWire Cable Converter Adapter Plugs Illustrated

How handy is this photo? It sure makes a lot of prose unnecessary. These adapters cover just about any FireWire 400 or FireWire 800 conversion scenario one could think of.

Converter plugs for FireWire cables allow changing the cable plug type at the very end to match that of the port it's being plugged into. For FireWire 400 (IEEE 1394a) ports, there are converter plugs allowing 9-pin cables to plug into 6-pin ports and converter plugs allowing 6-pin cables to plug into 4-pin ports. For FireWire 800 (IEEE 1394b) there is an adapter plug allowing 6-pin cables to plug into 9-pin ports.

Using Elan's U111-M SRAM and ATA Flash PCMCIA PC Card Drive with Unix-like Systems [first draft]

EverythingHerePlus.com announces a first draft of a document which outlines the use of the BSD and Linux compatible USB reader for PCMCIA PC Card SRAM and ATA Flash memory devices. While the draft isn't complete, experienced users will have no problems using the command line instructions to complete tasks.

Elan's U111-M PCMCIA PC Card reader for SRAM and ATA Flash memory devices is unique in that the reader itself brokers all the interfacing with the PC Card and presents itself to the host computer as a USB mass storage device. In addition to working on The Windows platforms, the device works with various versions of BSDs and Linux. Because of this, the U111-M allows users of Unix-like platforms to perform actions on these cards using common command line tools that usually require specialized and expensive software for The Windows. EverythingHerePlus hopes the document will be helpful to those wanting to deploy the U111-M with Unix-like systems.

Table of Contents
Introduction
Operating Systems uname -a results
Plugging in PC Card SRAM or ATA Flash
PC Card Partition Information
Mounting PC Card SRAM or ATA Flash
Unmount PC Card SRAM or ATA Flash
Formatting/Erasing PC Card SRAM or ATA Flash
Binary Image File to PC Card SRAM or ATA Flash
Binary Notes
Comparing Binary to PC Card SRAM
Manual Checksums Binary vs. PC Card SRAM or ATA Flash
View Hexadecimal of PC Card Memory Area (or Binary File Copies)