Notice DYNEX DY-USB2 HUB

« ..........2 USB hub features and components...............................................................3 Setting up the USB hub.................................................................................4 Troubleshooting............................................................................................5 Specifications................................................................................................5 Legal notices.................................................................................................6 Warranty.......................................................................................................8 Français...............................................................9 Español..............................................................17 Important safety instructions •Always read the safety instruction and user guide before use•Keep your hub away from water and humidity •Place your hub on a flat surface when setting it upPackage contents3 Package contents The USB hub comes with: •USB 2.0 4-Port Hub•User guide USB hub features and components The USB hub features: •USB upstream port to connect to your computer•4 enhanced, hi-speed, USB 2.0 480Mbps downstream ports to connect adapter devices to your computer (including printers, scanners, cameras, and flash drives)•Data transfer rate of 1.5 Mbps, 12Mbps, and 480 Mbps •Plug-and-play compatibility•Bandwith up to 40 times greater than USB 1.1•Full backward compatibility with USB version 1.1 •USB IF certified•Dynex logo illuminates when powered on•Power connector •AC power adapter optional4Setting up the USB hub Setting up the USB hub System requirements To use the USB hub, your computer must have: •USB port •USB-compliant operating system, such as Windows98SE, Windows2000, Windows ME, WindowsXP, Windows Vista, Mac OS 8.6 or above. Installing the USB hub To install the USB hub:1Plug the cable into a Type A connector on the computer. The computer detects the hub and installs the required drivers. 2Plug the cables from the USB devices/peripherals into the downstream ports. 3Optional: Plug the power adapter into an AC electrical outlet, and then plug the other end of the cable into the USB hub’s power connector. Note: Your computer’s USB controller can power some USB devices, but the controller may not provide enough power for all the USB devices you plug in. By connecting the USB hub to an electrical outlet, you make sure that all the USB devices get enough power. USB-enabled laptop USB Peripherals Connect to USB keyboard, mouse, camera, printer, etc.Troubleshooting5 Troubleshooting •Connect your USB device to the hub only after the auto-installation is complete.•USB 2.0 performance (high speed of up to 480 Mbps) can only be expected when the hub is connected to your computer’s USB 2.0 port and the connected USB peripherals are USB 2.0 compliant.•Though the hub comes with a DC IN power jack, in most cases, a power adapter is not required. If your USB peripheral (e.g., USB scanner or printer) is power demanding, then the USB peripheral should always be connected to its provided power adapter.•If “USB Hub Power Exceeded” message appears, the hub’s over-current protection will automatically disconnect power to the hub. This problem usually occurs when an attached USB peripheral demands more power than the hub can provide. To solve this problem, disconnect the affected USB peripheral and re-c... »