StarTech.com PCI312PUSB/LP User manual

PCI312PUSB/LP & PEX312PUSB/LP

PCI/PCIe 12V Powered USB Card

PUSBADAP/LP

12V/24V Daughter Card

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Instruction Manual

Table of Contents

Introduction ................................................................................... 1

Features ......................................................................................1

Package Contents .......................................................................1

Hardware Guide ............................................................................. 2

PCI312PUSB/LP, PEX312PUSB/LP............................................2

Jumper Settings...........................................................................2

PUSBADAP/PUSBADAPLP ........................................................3

Hardware Installation .................................................................... 4

PCI312PUSB/LP, PEX312PUSB/LP & PUSBADAP/LP ..............4

PCI312PUSB/LP or PEX312PUSB/LP Only ...............................5

PUSBADAP/PUSBADAPLP Only ...............................................6

Software Installation ..................................................................... 7

Speciﬁcations ................................................................................ 8

Technical Support ......................................................................... 9

Warranty Information .................................................................... 9

Instruction Manual

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing a StarTech.com Powered USB 2.0 Adapter

Card (available in both PCI and PCI Express formats as well as Standard

and Low Proﬁle). Now, adding Powered USB capability to a computer

has never been easier!

Fully compatible with USB1.1 OHCI and USB2.0 ECHI speciﬁcations, the

cards support data speeds of up to 480 Mbps and provide power to Pow-

ered USB devices through industrial standard Powered USB connectors.

Features

Supplies power and data signals over hot-pluggable USB cable•

Mainboard can be linked to daughter board•

Daughter board and Main board can be used as stand alone devices•

Selectable power input•

Connectors offer cable locking mechanism•

Package Contents

PCI312PUSB/LP: 1 x Powered USB Mainboard Card•

PEX312PUSB/LP: 1 x Powered USB Mainboard Card

PUSBADAP/LP: 1 x Powered USB Daughter Board

Instruction Manual•

Driver CD (PCI312PUSB/LP and PEX312PUSB/LP only)•

9-Pin USB Header Cable (PUSBADAP/LP Only)•

Please note that the Powered USB ports are color coded based on volt-

age capabilitythey support, as follows:

Yellow: 5V

Green: 12V

Red: 24V

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Hardware Guide

PCI312PUSB/LP, PEX312PUSB/LP

Jumper Settings

JP1 (+5V Selector) Settings

Default: The USB2.0 Bus Power is supplied by the

motherboard PCI slot (DC+5V supplied from PCB)

The USB2.0 Bus Power is supplied by the AUX

power connector (J5).

This option provides more power for Powered USB

devices, but requires a connection to the computer

power supply.

J1~J3:

External

Powered

USB Ports (x3)

JP2:

+12V Selector

JP1:

+5V Selector

J5: AUX Power

J4:

USB Ports 4, 5

(for Expansion)

+5 +5

D-D-

D+D+

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Jumper Settings - Cont’d

PUSBADAP/PUSBADAPLP

JP2 (+12V Selector) Settings

Default: The 12V power source of the Powered

USB connectors are supplied by the PCI slot into

which the card is installed

The 12V power source of the Powered USB con-

nectors are supplied by the AUX power connector

(J5). This will require that a power cable be con-

nected from the computer power supply to J5. This

option provides more power for the Powered USB

devices over the USB2.0 cable.

J3: External

Input Power

DIN Connector*

J4:

24V-keyed

Connector

J2:

12V-Keyed

Connector

*J3:

Power DIN

Connector Pin

Assignment

JP1: +24V Power

Source Selector

(from Regulator

or External Power

DIN connector)

J5:

AUX Power Connector

J1:

USB Input Connector

(from Host USB port)

+5 +5

D-D-

D+D+

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Jumper Settings

Hardware Installation

PCI312PUSB/LP, PEX312PUSB/LP & PUSBADAP/LP

This section details how to install PCI312PUSB/PEX312PUSB, in

conjunction with a daughter board, PUSBADAP:

Remove the computer cover. For more detailed instruction on how to1.

perform this step, please refer to the documentation that was included

with your computer at the time of purchase.

Locate an empty PCI/PCI Express slot and remove the metal bracket2.

covering the accompanying empty port/socket.

Connect one end of the3. 9-pin Header Cable (provided by

PUSBAD/LP) to the expansion port (depicted on pg. 2 as J4:USB

Ports 4, 5).

Position the card above the open PCI/PCI Express slot, ensuring that4.

the card is properly aligned with the slot. Insert the card ﬁrmly into the

slot, distributing force evenly across the length of the board, then fasten

the metal bracket to the computer case (using the screw removed in

step #2).

JP2 (24V Selector) Settings

Default: The power source of the 24V-keyed Pow-

eredUSB connector is supplied from the internal

step-up switching regulator (jumpers must be set

identically, both at INT or EXT.

The power source of the 24V-keyed Powered USB

connector is supplied from the external Power DIN

input connector, in this case, a 24V AC adapter will

be required. Please see http://www.startech.com

for more information.

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Remove a metal bracket that is adjacent to or near the one removed5.

in step #2, and fasten PUSBADAP/PUSBADAPLP directly to the metal

rear panel of the computer case.

Connect the remaining end of the 9-Pin USB Header Cable used in6.

step #3, to the USB IN connector, denoted as J1: USB Input

Connector (from Host USB port) (see diagram, pg.3) on the

PUSBADAP board.

PCI312PUSB/PEX312PUSB:7. By default, JP2 (see pg. 3) is set to PCI.

The card will draw power via the PCI/PCI Express slot into which it is

installed; as such, if you’ve left the JP2 jumper in the default

position, there will be no need to connect PCI312PUSB to the

computer power supply.

If JP2 has been switched to INT (Internal), you must connect PCI

312PUSB/PEX312PUSB to the computer power supply, by inserting an

available LP4 connector into the AUX Power Connector.

PUSBADAP: By default, JP2 is set to INT, commanding the card to

draw power from the computer power supply. As such, insert an LP4

power connector from the power supply, into the AUX Power

Connector.

If JP2 has been set to EXT, the PUSBADAP will draw power through

the External Input Power DIN Connector, and will require an external

power source (see http://www.startech.com for accessories).

Once both cards have been properly positioned, and the necessary8.

link has been made between them, close the computer case and

power on the computer.

PCI312PUSB/LP or PEX312PUSB/LP Only

This section details how to install PCI312PUSB/PEX312PUSB as a stand

alone card.

Remove the computer cover. For more detailed instruction on how to1.

perform this step, please refer to the documentation that was included

with your computer at the time of purchase.

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Locate an empty PCI/PCI Express slot and remove the metal bracket2.

covering the accompanying empty port/socket.

Position the card above the open PCI/PCI Express slot, ensuring that3.

the card is properly aligned with the slot. Insert the card ﬁrmly into the

slot, distributing force evenly across the length of the board, then fasten

the metal bracket to the computer case (using the screw removed in

step #2, if necessary).

By default,4. JP2 (see pg. 3) is set to PCI, commanding the card to draw

power via the PCI slot into which it is installed. As such, if you’ve left

the JP2 jumper in the default position, there will be no need to connect

PCI312PUSB to the computer power supply.

If JP2 has been switched to INT (Internal), you must connect PCI

312PUSB to the computer power supply, by inserting an available LP4

connector into the AUX Power Connector.

Once the card is properly seated, and secured to the computer case,5.

close the computer case and power on the computer.

PUSBADAP/PUSBADAPLP Only

This section details how to install PUSBADAP as a stand alone card.

Remove the computer cover. For more detailed instruction on how to1.

perform this step, please refer to the documentation that was included

with your computer at the time of purchase.

Connect one end of the 9-Pin USB Header Cable (provided) to the2.

USB IN connector, denoted as J1: USB Input Connector (from Host

USB port) (see diagram, pg.3) on the PUSBADAP board.

By default,3. JP2 is set to INT, commanding the card to

draw power from the computer power supply. As such, insert an LP4

power connector from the power supply, into the AUX Power

Connector.

If JP2 has been set to EXT, the PUSBADAP will draw power through

the External Input Power DIN Connector.

Connect the remaining end of the 9-Pin USB Header Cable (see step4.

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#2), to the USB Header connector on the host motherboard. For

further instructions on how to locate the appropriate connection on the

motherboard, please consult the documentation that was included with

your motherboard/computer at the time of purchase.

Software Installation

PCI312PUSB/LP and PEX312PUSB/LP are natively supported by Win-

dows® XP (SP2) 2000 (SP4) and Vista™. As such, no driver installation

is required, as long as the necessary updates have been made to the

operating system(s).

For Windows 98SE or Windows ME installations, however, driver instal-

lation is required.

To install the drivers necessary for PCI312PUSB/LP or PEX312PUSB/LP

to function properly:

With the host computer powered on, insert the Driver CD that1.

accompanied your purchase of PCI312PUSB/PCI312PUSBLP into the

CD/DVD-ROM drive.

On the Driver CD, browse to the2. X:\USB 2.0\NEC folder, (where Xde

notes the designated CD/DVD-ROM drive on the host computer) and

locate the folder that corresponds with the host computer operating

system.

Open the appropriate folder and locate the3. U2v2_1 application ﬁle.

Execute the ﬁle by double clicking on the icon/listing, to begin

installation.

Follow the installation through until you are asked if you would like to4.

reboot the computer. Select Yes, I want to restart my computer now

and click on Close.

Once the computer has rebooted, the operating system will detect the

presence of the card - installation is complete.

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