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    E x t e nd ing US B  c o nn e c ti on s SM AR T B o ard ® 80 0 s eri es i n teractive whi teb o ard s and s ystems[...]

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    FC C wa r ning This e q u ip men t ha s be e n te ste d an d fo un d to co m p ly w i th th e li m its fo r a Cl a ss A dig i ta l d evice , pu r su a nt to P art 1 5 o f th e F CC Ru les. Th e se l i m its are d e si gn e d to p r o vide r e aso na b le pro te ctio n a ga i n st ha r m fu l in te rfe ren ce w h e n th e eq uip m en t is o pe r at [...]

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    Con te nts C ha pte r 1: Ex t end ing t he U S B of SMAR T B oa rd 80 0 s e rie s inte ra ct i ve w hi t e boa rd s 1 Ex t en d in g the US B w it h a bu s - p ower ed ( acti v e ) e x t en s ion cab le 2 Ex t en d in g the US B w it h a C AT5- XT- 1 10 0 (a c t iv e) e x t e n d er 3 Ex t en d in g the USB w it h a n SBX80 0 C A T5 -XT ext en d[...]

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    Cha pt er 1 : E xten ding th e U S B of S MART B oa r d 80 0 serie s inte ractive white boa rds Ex t en d in g the US B w it h a bu s - p ower ed ( acti v e ) e x t en s ion cab le 2 U s in g a s in g l e U SB-XT ext en s ion ca b le 2 U s in g mu lt iple US B-XT ext e n sion cab les 2 Ex t en d in g the US B w it h a C AT5- XT- 1 10 0 (a c t iv[...]

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    Ext e nd in g the U SB with a bus-powere d (a ct ive) ext e nsion cable You ca n u s e t he SMAR T U SB-XT ext en s ion ca b le to ext en d t h e 1 6 ' (5 m ) US B c a b le in clud ed wit h you r inter act iv e w hite b oa rd . U sin g a sin gl e U SB -X T ex ten si o n c a b le Computer USB-X T U SB cable I nteract iv e whit ebo ard U sin [...]

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    Ext e nd in g the U SB with a C A T5-X T-110 0 (a ct ive) ex tender You ca n u s e t he CA T5 -XT- 11 00 e x ten de r t o re p la ce t he 1 6' (5 m ) US B c a b l e in cl u d ed wit h y ou r in ter act iv e w hiteb o a rd . U sin g a SMAR T CA T 5 -X T- 11 00 e xte nd er Computer C AT5-X T-110 0 Cat 5 c able < 13 1' (40 m) I nteract[...]

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    l You ca n u s e ple nu m-r a ted Cat 5 cab le, if re qu ir e d . l Th e c omp u ter ’s U SB inte r f ace must pr ovide su ff ic i e n t p o w er for the b u s - p ower ed CAT5- XT- 1 1 00 e x t en de r s. A la p t op mig ht n ot p ro v ide suff ic ien t po w er while r un n in g o n ba t t er y po w er . l Th e len gth of the USB c ab le t ha t [...]

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    Ext e nd in g the U SB with an SB X8 00 CAT5-X T ex tender You ca n u s e t he SBX80 0 CAT5- XT e x t en de r t o exten d t he USB i n ter f ace o f y ou r 8 0 0 s er ies in ter act iv e w hiteb o a rd . U sin g an S BX 80 0 CA T 5 -X T ex te nd er Computer SBX 800 CAT 5-X T ext end er Cat 5 c able < 50 ' (15.25 m ) Pe n t ray ext end[...]

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    Cha pt er 2 : E xten ding th e U S B of S MART B oa r d 80 0i ser ies inte ractive white boa rd syste ms Ex t en d in g the US B w it h a bu s - p ower ed ( acti v e ) e x t en s ion cab le 8 U s in g a s in g l e U SB-XT ext en s ion ca b le 8 U s in g the U SB A t o m in i- B c ab le 8 U s in g a s t an da rd U SB c ab le w it h t h e U SB ad [...]

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    Ext e nd in g the U SB with a bus-powere d (a ct ive) ext e nsion cable You ca n u s e t he US B-XT ext e n s i o n cab le t o ext en d t h e 1 6' (5 m) U SB A t o min i- B c ab le includ ed wit h you r inter act iv e w hite b oa rd sy s t em . I M P O R T A N T C o n ne c t you r U S B c a b l e s or e x ten de rs to t he USB 1 r ecep t acle [...]

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    U sin g m ult ip le U S B- X T ex ten sio n ca bl e s ....- . Computer USB-X T USB-X T USB A t o mini B c abl e I nteract iv e whit ebo ard sy s t em N O T E S l Th ese ar e n ’ t ple nu m- ra t ed solu t ion s . D on ’t r ou t e multip le U SB-XT ext en s ion ca b le s w he r e the y ’re in acc ess ible , f or e x amp le , inside walls o r c[...]

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    Ext e nd in g the U SB with a C A T5-X T-110 0 (a ct ive) ex tender You ca n u s e t he CA T5 -XT- 11 00 e x ten de r t o re p la ce t he 1 6' (5 m ) US B A to mini- B c ab le includ e d w it h you r inter act iv e w hite b oa rd . I M P O R T A N T C o n ne c t you r U S B c a b l e s or e x ten de rs to t he USB 1 r ecep t acle on th e in te[...]

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    U sin g a CA T 5 -X T- 11 00 e xte nd er a nd a s elf -p ow e re d US B h ub If y o u n ee d t o ext en d t h e cab le f ro m a CA T5 -XT- 11 00 r e mo t e ext e n de r un it ( R E X) t o t he in t er a ct iv e w h iteb oa rd , y ou mu s t use a s elf-p o wer ed h ub . C A T5 -XT- 11 00 e x t e n de rs d o n’t p r ovide suff ic ien t p o w er for[...]

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    U sin g a US B -X T ex te ns io n ca ble o r a SMAR T G oWire c ab le a n d a C AT 5- X T-1 10 0 ex te n de r You ca n e x t en d t he USB c on ne c t ion fr o m t h e comp ute r to a C A T5 -XT- 11 0 0 e xt en de r loca l u nit ( LEX) u sing a US B-XT ext e n s i o n cab le. You ca n sub s t it ute t he SMART Go W ire cab le f or th e US B-X[...]

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    N O T E S l Th e maximu m C at 5 c a b le le n gth in t his c on fi g u ra t ion is 50 ' ( 15 . 25 m ) ( no t in clud ed ). l You ca n u s e ple nu m-r a ted Cat 5 cab le, if re qu ir e d . l Th e c omp u ter ’s U SB inte r f ace must pr ovide su ff ic i e n t p o w er for the USB  c o n n ect ion a d ap t er . A lap t op m ig h t n o t p[...]

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    A pp end ix A : US B 2.0 sp ecification p rime r U SB t er min olo gy 1 5 U SB t op o lo g y 1 7 C o n ne c t ing US B d e v ic es 1 8 Power in g US B de v ic e s 1 8 U SB c on n e ct or s an d c ab les 1 9 U SB c on ne c t o r s 1 9 U SB c ab les 2 0 Pro h ib ited cab le ass em b li e s 2 0 U SB c ab le len gth 2 0 Ex t en d in g US B c o n n ect [...]

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    Te rm D e f i ni tion D o w n st re am Th e dir ect ion o f da t a f low fro m the h ost or a w ay fro m the h ost . A d o w nst re am p o rt is t he p or t on a h ub e lect r ically f ar t h e s t fro m the h ost t ha t g e ne ra t es d ownst r e am da t a t ra f fi c f ro m the h u b . D ownstre am inte r f aces r eceive up s t re a m da t a t ra[...]

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    USB t opo lo gy Th e U SB ph y s ic al ne t w o r k is a t ie r ed s t ar t o p o log y . A h u b is at the c en t e r of e ach s t a r . E ach w ir e seg men t is a p o i n t-to- p o i n t c on n e ct ion b etw ee n t h e h o s t a n d a hu b or fu n ct ion , o r a hu b c on ne c t e d to a n othe r hu b or fu nct ion . Th is figu re illu s t ra t[...]

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    Conne ct in g USB de vic e s U SB attachme nt p oin t s ar e pr ovide d b y a s pe c ial c lass of U SB de v ic e k no w n as a h ub . Th e a d dition al att ach me nt p oin t s p r ovide d by a h ub a re calle d port s . A h ost in clud es a n e mbe dd e d h u b c alle d t he r oot hub tha t c an p ro v ide o ne o r mo re a t t ach me nt p o ints [...]

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    USB c on ne ct or s an d c ab les U SB c on ne cto rs Th er e ar e t w o t y p e s o f f ull- s iz e U SB c on ne c t or s : Ser ies-A an d S e r ies-B, a ls o k n o w n a s Type -A an d Type -B, r espe c t iv ely. E it he r c o n ne c t or ty pe ca n b e a re c ep t acle or a p l u g . l Ser ie s-A r ecep t a cles ar e u sed a s o utpu t s f ro m [...]

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    U SB c ab les Fo r f ull- s pe ed a n d h i g h -spe ed co n n ect ion s , U SB 2.0 spe c if ic ation s a ll o w t w o t y pe s of c a b l e a ss emb lies: l a st an da rd d eta cha ble cab le t ha t is ter mina t e d o n on e en d w it h a S e r ies-A plu g, a n d t er mina t e d o n the o pp osit e e n d wit h a S er ie s-B p lug l a cap t iv e c[...]

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    Ext e nd in g USB conne ct io ns In U SB t o p o log y , the h ub is t h e o nly de v ic e t h a t y o u can u s e t o link U SB de v ic es. The d is t a n ce b e t w ee n ho s t s an d de v ic es, t he re f or e , is limited b y the ma x imu m U SB c ab le len gth a llo w e d b etw ee n d e v ic es an d t h e ma x imum n u mb er o f hu bs a l lo w[...]

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    H os t w ith i nte rn al no n- roo t hu b an d co m po un d de vi c e c o nn e cti o n In t his dia g r am, you can see th a t c o n ne c t ing a com p o un d de v ic e an d a ho s t w it h an in t er na l n on -r oo t h u b f ur t he r limit s t he ma x imu m d is t a n c e t o 4 × 1 6' (5 m ) = 6 4 ' (2 0 m) . Host with non - root hub [...]

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    A a ct iv e de v ic e 15 C C AT5 - X T- 11 00 a nd se lf - p ower ed USB h u b 3, 1 1 con ne c t ing USB de v ic es 1 8 D d e v ic e 15 E e xt en din g 80 0 s er ie s U SB b u s -p ower e d e xt en s ion cab le 2 C AT5 - X T- 11 00 a c t iv e ext e n de r 3 SBX 8 0 0 C AT5 - X T ext en de r 5 e xt en din g 80 0i s er ie s U S B b u s -p ower e d e [...]

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    SM A RT  Te chnologies sma r t t ech. co m/suppor t sma r t t ech. co m/c ont act suppor t[...]