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Revision as of 14:40, 4 September 2006
Most USB devices that are self-powered, or draw 100mA or less current from the USB bus should be compatible with usb8x. Below is a list of device classes and specific devices that have been tested.
Internal Driver
These devices work and usb8x contains an internal driver to control them.
- HID Keyboard
- HID Mouse
- Mass Storage Device. Tested with:
- Sandisk Cruzer
- Lexar JumpDrive/Secure
- TI Silverlink
- Some gamepad controllers. Tested with:
- Logitech Precision Gamepad
- RetroZone NES pad
- Skillz Gamecube to USB (The company no longer seems to exist.)
External Driver
These devices work and an external driver exists to control them.
- None
Works, No Driver
These devices have been tested to work with usb8x, but no complete driver currently exists.
- EMS HID Playstation 2 controller adapter
- Vernier EasyTemp
Should Work
These devices have been tested to properly initialize with usb8x, but no drivers have been attempted.
- Canon i850 printer
- Canon SD400 digital camera
- Motorola SURFboard cable modem
- Motorola V220 (can act as USB Modem)
- TI-84 Plus (calc<->calc)
Not Compatible
These devices are not compatible with usb8x.
- Ezonics webcam - isochronous endpoints
- Netgear WG111 802.11 adapter - draws too much current?
- SMC 802.11b adapter - draws too much current
- Taurus MBT-1203 bluetooth adapter - has integrated hub
