BiikeMike macrumors 65816 Original poster Sep 17, 2005 1,019 1 Apr 12, 2007 #1 I've got a B&W G3 that came with one of those keyboards with two USB ports on it, but my iPod won't connect to it Any ideas on why? Works fine with the printer
I've got a B&W G3 that came with one of those keyboards with two USB ports on it, but my iPod won't connect to it Any ideas on why? Works fine with the printer
poopyhead macrumors 6502a Jan 4, 2004 558 0 in the toe-jam of greatness (Fort Worth) Apr 12, 2007 #2 keyboard usb ports are only usb 1.0 and they are low power to no power. not enough juice or bandwidth
keyboard usb ports are only usb 1.0 and they are low power to no power. not enough juice or bandwidth
BiikeMike macrumors 65816 Original poster Sep 17, 2005 1,019 1 Apr 12, 2007 #3 Meh, Bad design The whole computer is only USB 1, I get that warning every time I plug in my 'pod. I went to get a USB2 card, but bought the wrong one!
Meh, Bad design The whole computer is only USB 1, I get that warning every time I plug in my 'pod. I went to get a USB2 card, but bought the wrong one!
killmoms macrumors 68040 Jun 23, 2003 3,754 55 Durham, NC Apr 12, 2007 #4 BiikeMike said: Meh, Bad design The whole computer is only USB 1, I get that warning every time I plug in my 'pod. I went to get a USB2 card, but bought the wrong one! Click to expand... Unless a keyboard is described as having a powered hub, most don't. It's always been this way, in my experience.
BiikeMike said: Meh, Bad design The whole computer is only USB 1, I get that warning every time I plug in my 'pod. I went to get a USB2 card, but bought the wrong one! Click to expand... Unless a keyboard is described as having a powered hub, most don't. It's always been this way, in my experience.
iPhil macrumors 68040 Oct 4, 2005 3,061 39 A$$hat free location,and helping Mac bring back te Apr 12, 2007 #5 killmoms said: Unless a keyboard is described as having a powered hub, most don't. It's always been this way, in my experience. Click to expand... Most "Usb" keyboards are like 5-7 watts thru the on-board usb ports.. iPod needs like 10 watts + of power to transfer/charge the unit .. Only way to get that power is direct-connect to the Mac or PC
killmoms said: Unless a keyboard is described as having a powered hub, most don't. It's always been this way, in my experience. Click to expand... Most "Usb" keyboards are like 5-7 watts thru the on-board usb ports.. iPod needs like 10 watts + of power to transfer/charge the unit .. Only way to get that power is direct-connect to the Mac or PC