Can I use another power source is the usb cable ? i mean use Power adapter supply ? plz fast answer ^^
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The Transmitter uses a DC 5v input for power. The USB is used to recharge the battery in the headset, and it is the only way to recharge it that I am aware of. Can you explain your concerns regarding the USB recharging cable?
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No, it doesn't need a separate power supply, it can draw the power from USB port on a laptop. If you intent to connect it to an USB hub, make sure that the USB hub can provide sufficient power. Non/low powered USB hub will not work.
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You can use the 8 pin power cable if you have it available the one provided is just an adapter if your power supply doesn't have 8 pin connectors.
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Not the one I got, the USB adapter cord may be useable on usb outlets from local hubs or converters. I ended up giving this to someone who had smoked their charger after a power outage.
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It has a separate power supply, unfortunately it is not USB-powered.Hope this helps & enjoy.
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You CAN power it up via the USB Port OR the external Power Adapter. Using the external Power Adapter allows the plugged in( tested or augmenting) hard drive to operate more efficiently, It's another step but worth the small effort. Product support recommend connecting it that way... so that's what I did. If you do likewise you should connect the Power Adapter BEFORE connecting the USB Cable.
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I believe I answered this once. The item you mention does not have a power adapter and does not work well with one. Plugging in a powere adapter seems to interrupt the output. It is strictly a portable battery powered device. Deric
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I wonder if you could plug the end USB 3.0 into a wall usb charger with a Male to Male Cable? Would that be sufficient for applying power?
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Actually the manual does mention that an external power adapter is available if the attached device needs more power than the ExpressCard can supply. It's on page 2. Frankly, it seems to me, the vast majority of people will be better served by running the supplied USB 3.0 cable from the card to a powered USB 3.0 hub. This avoids any power issues in the first place.
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Yes, you use the USB cable for setup on your computer, after that it's just used for power
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when connected to pc, the USB port gives this unit the power needed to operate, no ac adapter needed. the usb cable will come with 2 connector, it's recommended that both of them are connected given the fact that one of the connector is an extension from the other connector for some extra energy.
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no, you need the included ac adaptor(is a 12v output), usb is only 5v output.
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I bought a converter for less than 4 bucks to fix same problem. http://www.ebay.com/itm/321593667135 From what I've read, not all USB ports supply enough power. The USB Port Jack Wall Charger AC to DC Power Adapter Converter got me going. Good luck with yours!
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No bro, power supply is only for HDMI kit, I curently have used it for a couple of hours an connected a ps3 controller to play some emulators on my Galaxy note 2 an it didn't charge my phone or my ps3 controller. I hope this answer your question.
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I suspect that you could plug one of the USB cable into an external power source. The question is, "which one"! I would suggest trying the plug on the end to your computer first, then the 2nd plug, (the one with the short lead), to the power source. However, if this does not work, then swap the 2..... One of the plugs is for power only, (no data line in that one)..... However, when all else fails, add a cheap, 2 or 4 port "active" hub to your computer, then plug a couple of your other USB devices to the HUB.... This can cost less than $20.00 This wireless adapter works so well, adding a small hub still makes this adapter the ONLY way to go wireless! I suspect that you could plug one of the USB cable into an external power source. The question is, "which one"! I would suggest trying the plug on the end to your computer first, then the 2nd plug, (the one with the short lead), to the power source. However, if this does not work, then swap the 2..... One of the plugs is for power only, (no data line in that one)..... However, when all else fails, add a cheap, 2 or 4 port "active" hub to your computer, then plug a couple of your other USB devices to the HUB.... This can cost less than $20.00 This wireless adapter works... » Read More I suspect that you could plug one of the USB cable into an external power source. The question is, "which one"! I would suggest trying the plug on the end to your computer first, then the 2nd plug, (the one with the short lead), to the power source. However, if this does not work, then swap the 2..... One of the plugs is for power only, (no data line in that one)..... However, when all else fails, add a cheap, 2 or 4 port "active" hub to your computer, then plug a couple of your other USB devices to the HUB.... This can cost less than $20.00 This wireless adapter works so well, adding a small hub still makes this adapter the ONLY way to go wireless! « Show Less
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usb gives the supply when hooked up like apogee and any thing usb related. your computer is the power supply
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hey thanks for the reply. Do I need to buy another cable to make the connection ?