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  2. To use an external USB hub that is powered, you need to1:
    1. Get a regulated 5V power supply and plug it in the connector.
    2. If your hub has any "power on led", it should be emitting some light.
    3. Plug the USB cable into the computer and check if the hub is recognized. In linux you can open a terminal and type "lsusb" to see if the hub recognized.
    For a hub that doesn’t have its own power source, it gets all of its electricity through the USB port that connects it to the computer you are using. This means that the maximum power the entire hub can supply is equal to the maximum power output of that single USB port2.
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    Get a regulated 5V power supply and plug it in the connector. If you hub has any "power on led"it should be emitting some light. That's a good sign. If everything is ok, plug the USB cable into the computer and check if the hub is recognized. In linux you can open a terminal and type "lsusb" to see if the hub recognized.

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    For a hub that doesn’t have its own power source, it gets all of its electricity through the USB port that connects it to the computer you are using. This means that the maximum power the entire hub can supply is equal to the maximum power output of that single USB port.

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    Do you need a USB hub?
    When you need performance on every port, you need a hub that offers full functionality on every port. Other hubs split the duty of data and power between ports, so you’re only getting two or three power slots. The Plugable USB 3.0 and USB-C 7-Port Hub goes all in. Get data transfer speeds up to 5Gbps, and BC 1.2 power at 1.5A on every port.

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    What is a USB hub & how do I use it?
    At home it's a USB hub for laptops or a community power spot for phones and tablets. At school, stack several to easily power and sync student devices. In big operations, deploy as many hubs as you need to test and power at high volume.

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    Can a USB hub connect to a laptop?
    USB hubs have multiple downstream ports to connect to your devices but only one upstream connector, which could be a port but is often a built-in wire that connects to your computer. Many laptops, including a lot of the best Ultrabooks, only have USB-C ports, so your hub's upstream connector would have to be Type-C.

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