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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
I have it and as expected it is a straight forward 4 port gigabit ethernet switch. 210mA is a lie, power varies depending on what you have connected. With all 4 ports connected at gigabit consumption is 450mA, which is low enough for my purposes as it is less than 500mA. Thrashing my Apple TV 4K...- Owen Smith
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- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
As far as I can tell since I don't have it yet (it's in the Amazon locker awaiting collection), this is a 4 port gigabit ethernet switch and will behave the same as any other switch. It is incorrect for them to describe it as a splitter.- Owen Smith
- Post #54
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
I can't take credit, it was a colleague at work who found it. I was discussing TVs with him which he's quite knowledgeable about and my need for an ethernet switch, and the next day he said "it's all your fault, I spent hours looking and couldn't stop until I found this" which is the switch above.- Owen Smith
- Post #51
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
I will report back here. I can thrash it at my house much more easily than my parents since I have some gigabit ethernet devices and 300 / 50 broadband compared to my parents 38 / 8.- Owen Smith
- Post #49
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
I have a couple of USB C power measuring dongles already. It comes with a USB A to USB C power lead, which is exactly what I need. I might prefer a shorter one but those can be purchased.- Owen Smith
- Post #48
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
I've ordered one of these 4 port gigabit switches since it claims 210mA consumption from 5V: https://www.amazon.nl/dp/B0DPK288PG. I've ordered it from Amazon UK which sells the same product but doesn't list the consumption.- Owen Smith
- Post #45
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
I forget when auto detect of cross over came in. It didn't exist 25 years ago last time I did some cabling in a commercial building. Capitalisation is all over the place these days anyway. I lost the will to try to get it right when things like 7G started being used heavily instead of 7g to...- Owen Smith
- Post #43
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
All the ethernet at my house is gigabit, except on links to things like HDR Fox T2 that support 100mbit max. I have 300mbit down / 50 mbit up broadband so I do get throughput greater than 100mbit on some operations, typically firmware updates of various things. All the cabling in the walls and...- Owen Smith
- Post #41
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
People used to report all sorts of problems trying to use SCSI devices, generally hard discs and scanners. I used SCSI a lot and never had any trouble, but then I always properly terminated the SCSI bus whereas most people seemed to think that was optional or were unaware of the requirement. I...- Owen Smith
- Post #40
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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Failed recordings - and more!
I don't understand why that is proving so difficult for you. Life is basically impossible without a home network these days. Have you tried taking your entire network apart and rebuilding it one item at a time? And then use just that for a few days before adding the next item? And don't use a...- Owen Smith
- Post #57
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
5 port or 8 port version? These look like 100mbit but that isn't a problem, broadband is 38mbits at my parents. And no streaming service has streams much above 25mbits anyway.- Owen Smith
- Post #36
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
The ones I've used in the past did show connectivity.- Owen Smith
- Post #35
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
HDR Fox T2 will act as a DLNA server, and it does work.- Owen Smith
- Post #33
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
I'm aware of those devices, we used them at one of my previous jobs. They would do the job at my parents apart from one problem: there are no spare sockets on the broadband router at the other end of the cable. Routers generally only have 4 ethernet ports, and it's surprisingly easy to fill them.- Owen Smith
- Post #27
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
It's not that simple, and it probably reads worse than it is.- Owen Smith
- Post #21
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
Wifi has always been a challenge at their house. It was built in 1960 and breeze blocks at the time had a lot of coal fired power station ash in that had high metal content. The internal walls are terrible for blocking wifi. I made things better a year or two ago by finally getting enough cat 6...- Owen Smith
- Post #19
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
That's the sort of suggestion that makes my dad go into mega sulk mode. It's not worth the aggravation. AI? Online search? You can do it easily from the unit price on your electricity bill.- Owen Smith
- Post #17
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
OK that's evidence the front and rear panel USBs have separate regulators. That's useful to know. The new TV will have wifi, they all do. But wifi is less reliable than a cable, and as I said I want to try to reduce phone calls from my parents asking for help getting something working. The less...- Owen Smith
- Post #16
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
Do you have a link to the discussion? 800mA is getting interesting, some ethernet switches draw 700mA.- Owen Smith
- Post #11
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
So it sounds like the answer to question I asked is: no-one on here knows if the rear panel USB can reliably supply more than 500mA.- Owen Smith
- Post #9
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
I have it and as expected it is a straight forward 4 port gigabit ethernet switch. 210mA is a lie, power varies depending on what you have connected. With all 4 ports connected at gigabit consumption is 450mA, which is low enough for my purposes as it is less than 500mA. Thrashing my Apple TV 4K...- Owen Smith
- Post #56
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
As far as I can tell since I don't have it yet (it's in the Amazon locker awaiting collection), this is a 4 port gigabit ethernet switch and will behave the same as any other switch. It is incorrect for them to describe it as a splitter.- Owen Smith
- Post #54
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
I can't take credit, it was a colleague at work who found it. I was discussing TVs with him which he's quite knowledgeable about and my need for an ethernet switch, and the next day he said "it's all your fault, I spent hours looking and couldn't stop until I found this" which is the switch above.- Owen Smith
- Post #51
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
I will report back here. I can thrash it at my house much more easily than my parents since I have some gigabit ethernet devices and 300 / 50 broadband compared to my parents 38 / 8.- Owen Smith
- Post #49
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
I have a couple of USB C power measuring dongles already. It comes with a USB A to USB C power lead, which is exactly what I need. I might prefer a shorter one but those can be purchased.- Owen Smith
- Post #48
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
I've ordered one of these 4 port gigabit switches since it claims 210mA consumption from 5V: https://www.amazon.nl/dp/B0DPK288PG. I've ordered it from Amazon UK which sells the same product but doesn't list the consumption.- Owen Smith
- Post #45
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
I forget when auto detect of cross over came in. It didn't exist 25 years ago last time I did some cabling in a commercial building. Capitalisation is all over the place these days anyway. I lost the will to try to get it right when things like 7G started being used heavily instead of 7g to...- Owen Smith
- Post #43
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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O
What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
All the ethernet at my house is gigabit, except on links to things like HDR Fox T2 that support 100mbit max. I have 300mbit down / 50 mbit up broadband so I do get throughput greater than 100mbit on some operations, typically firmware updates of various things. All the cabling in the walls and...- Owen Smith
- Post #41
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
People used to report all sorts of problems trying to use SCSI devices, generally hard discs and scanners. I used SCSI a lot and never had any trouble, but then I always properly terminated the SCSI bus whereas most people seemed to think that was optional or were unaware of the requirement. I...- Owen Smith
- Post #40
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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Failed recordings - and more!
I don't understand why that is proving so difficult for you. Life is basically impossible without a home network these days. Have you tried taking your entire network apart and rebuilding it one item at a time? And then use just that for a few days before adding the next item? And don't use a...- Owen Smith
- Post #57
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
5 port or 8 port version? These look like 100mbit but that isn't a problem, broadband is 38mbits at my parents. And no streaming service has streams much above 25mbits anyway.- Owen Smith
- Post #36
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
The ones I've used in the past did show connectivity.- Owen Smith
- Post #35
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
HDR Fox T2 will act as a DLNA server, and it does work.- Owen Smith
- Post #33
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
I'm aware of those devices, we used them at one of my previous jobs. They would do the job at my parents apart from one problem: there are no spare sockets on the broadband router at the other end of the cable. Routers generally only have 4 ethernet ports, and it's surprisingly easy to fill them.- Owen Smith
- Post #27
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
It's not that simple, and it probably reads worse than it is.- Owen Smith
- Post #21
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
Wifi has always been a challenge at their house. It was built in 1960 and breeze blocks at the time had a lot of coal fired power station ash in that had high metal content. The internal walls are terrible for blocking wifi. I made things better a year or two ago by finally getting enough cat 6...- Owen Smith
- Post #19
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
That's the sort of suggestion that makes my dad go into mega sulk mode. It's not worth the aggravation. AI? Online search? You can do it easily from the unit price on your electricity bill.- Owen Smith
- Post #17
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
OK that's evidence the front and rear panel USBs have separate regulators. That's useful to know. The new TV will have wifi, they all do. But wifi is less reliable than a cable, and as I said I want to try to reduce phone calls from my parents asking for help getting something working. The less...- Owen Smith
- Post #16
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
Do you have a link to the discussion? 800mA is getting interesting, some ethernet switches draw 700mA.- Owen Smith
- Post #11
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder
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What max current will the rear USB actually supply 5V at?
So it sounds like the answer to question I asked is: no-one on here knows if the rear panel USB can reliably supply more than 500mA.- Owen Smith
- Post #9
- Forum: HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder