Belkin 6 Port External 400mbps Firewire Hub For Mac

Apr 14, 2012  For an older Mac Mini with the Firewire 400 port, this is PERFECT! It adds an additional Firewire 400 port on the front ( I almost wish it were on the back or side since I'll use it for a permanently installed 2nd Firewire drive) and a front USB port with 4 USB port on the back. For an older Mac Mini with the Firewire 400 port, this is PERFECT! It adds an additional Firewire 400 port on the front ( I almost wish it were on the back or side since I'll use it for a permanently installed 2nd Firewire drive) and a front USB port with 4 USB port on the back. It is the exact size as my mac mini width-wise and looks great.

Belkin 6-port External 400 Mbps Firewire Hub For Mac

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Currently I have a Buslink Firewire H6FW hub that gives me 6 ports and a power adapter, but not much improvement of allowing me to act as though I had two Firewire buses. I have at least four Firewire devices I like to plug in regularly, two of which need uninterrupted access to the computer's power. One, an iSight, another a Firewire DVD burner (which while it has its own power interrupts burning if I try to iChat while it is burning), and another an EyeTV 200. Periodically I may hookup my Firewire hard drives for backup, and I don't want to have to hook and unhook Firewire into my 2 Firewire ports of my iMac G5. So it seems like I need a Firewire port with more power.

What's the best kind of Firewire hub that people have used? Hello a brody, I can only share my experience w/firewire FWIW, but I'm not sure about what you want to accomplish. You have an existing 6port FW hub(powered), but if I'm understanding the problem as stated, you cannot run the iSight at the same time as the other FW devices are running without iSight causing the data transfer to the other device(s) to be interrupted and fail.

If that's what your trying to do, I'm not too sure 'power' is the issue, but rather a conflict with the iSight switching/interface locking priority over the other FW devices. The official 1394 FW specifications designate voltage from 8 - 30 Volts @+/- 10percent.

I've checked Apple's specifications and measured the two 'powered' leads in the 6-wire ports on most of the current Mac, coming in nearly exactly at 25V. This is important if a hub vendors unit is not built to handle that voltage. Be aware that some manufacturer's hubs are labeled as adhering to 1394 standards(technically true), but may not be compatible (powered) with the Mac and may be damaged or cause system problems; If unsure, the hub supplier's support should be able to confirm that their product will comply with 1394 and work with Apple products and tell you exactly what voltage they are running the twin power-leads at in their powered hubs. One sorry example of this failure on the boards is a combo(usb+fw) hub from IOGear which actually 'popped' it's internal capacitors. I personally had success with a Macally Hub that ran about $ 80.

And can be found here; and more recently for another family member, installed a Belkin F5U526-WHT 6 port hub(powered). Tabs studio keygen generator machine. Others reported as working include; Belkin Modelf5726slv and Belkin's 6-PortHub(F5U526APL. So, if your problem is power, then you should check to see exactly what spec the Buslink hub is running your hub at, just to make sure it is not causing a problem. But as said above, this will probably not fix any conflict with timing priority on the iSight.

I'd still suggest that you consider unplugging the iSight when your using any other FW device. Respectfully, Bill Gallagher. Apple Footer. This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums.

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Separate (included) power connector for robust bus-powering of FireWire devices i.e. Not just PCI bus powered.

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Allows hot-swapping of attached devices. Compatible with Windows (98 SE or higher) and Mac (OS X 10.1 or higher).

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Belkin 6-port External 400 Mbps Firewire Hub F5u526-slv For Mac Free

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