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USB 2.0 Device showing up as 1.0 ?????
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Bakersfield, California
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Hello All,
I have the Fisher FVD-C1 CameraCorder (a USB 2.0 device), when I plug it in to my 15" 1.5Ghz Powerbook and look at it in System profiler, it shows up as a USB 1.0 (12Mb per sec) speed device. Is there something I am missing? Is it running at 480Mb?
Thanks for your thoughts.
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15" Macbook Pro 2.16, 2GB, 7200rpm HD (on order)
15" Powerbook 1.67, 1GB, HR Screen (looking for a buyer)
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Admin Emeritus  Join Date: Oct 1999
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You aren't, perchance, using a hub, are you? A USB device will only work as fast as the slowest hub it is connected through.
tooki
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Originally posted by tooki:
You aren't, perchance, using a hub, are you? A USB device will only work as fast as the slowest hub it is connected through.
tooki
No hub tooki, it is hooked in directly.
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15" Macbook Pro 2.16, 2GB, 7200rpm HD (on order)
15" Powerbook 1.67, 1GB, HR Screen (looking for a buyer)
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I know some Canon scanners do not support USB 2.0 on Mac's when it does on PC's.
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Join Date: May 2001
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If you have another USB 1 device on the same bus it will drag all connected peripherals down to USB 1 speed.
Don't know how things are set up on a Powerbook, but may be something to think about.
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