Does it support UASP? (USB Attached SCSI Protocol)
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I know this question is kind of old but since I just bought this adapter a few days ago I can answer your question. Officially the answer is no, it does not. Even if you update the firmware to the latest version available from Anker's support site (http://www.ianker.com/support-c14-g188.html) which is version 120919.11.00.00 it still won't enable UASP. With that said, the real answer is YES! I was able to find a newer, compatible firmware package containing version 130107.91.7D.00 from www.station-drivers.com. Using the same instructions and MPTool utility from Anker's update package I flashed the new bin file successfully and UASP is now enabled. The updated bin that I'm using can be downloaded from here: http://www.station-drivers.com/index.php/downloads/Drivers/Asmedia/Chipsets/ASM-105x-Sata-USB-3.0-controllers/Firmwares/Version-130107.91.7D.00/ The chip in the adapter is the ASM1051 (not E) and ASMedia's tech specs show UASP support. I checked the Device Info section in MPTools and it showed: UASP Supported: Yes UASP Enabled: No Once UASP is enabled and working MPTools's Device Info section will still show UASP Enabled: No if you don't have a drive connected to the adapter while it is connected to the PC. Once you connect a drive and Windows enumerates the new devices UASP will be enabled. When it is enabled you will see two devices in Device Manager... one will be listed under Disk Drives and a second device will show up under Storage Controllers named "USB Attached SCSI (UAS) Mass Storage Device". Good luck!
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The documentation does not specifically mention USAP, so that question may need to be directed to the manufacturer. However, the documentation does mention SuperSpeed USB.
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Thanks. Afraid not. Seems it is not ONVIF Protocol. It supports ONVIF IP camera.
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It is supported by most linux distributions. I use it in unRaid, which is based on Slackware, and it worked straight out of the box...
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There's no reason why it should not be compatible. The usb protocol is standard across modern os's and is backwards applicable.
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Not as of yet. But there is a domain download of sorts through sSkype. Im not sure of the details
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This deviceoes not require a 'controller' - its support is builtin to Windows 7 and up; and probably also in XP. My machine recognized it w/o anything else.
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It works great with Suse and Open Suse Linux with no problems using standard drivers installed with linux -- I don't use the Setpoint, so I can't speak to that issue
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NEWBs is already on the SD card, plus you can use filezilla to SFTP files to your Raspberry Pi. An adapter would be nice but is far from required.
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Its a pain but you can upgrade it to unifi through ssh connection and some work. I gave up with a bit of trying and trouble getting support to understand my questions.Once you do this you must make sure your cameras are also on unfi as well. You loose a feature or two but it fixes some issue with monitoring and latency.
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The real question is does IOS 8 accept usb UCV web cameras? I have gotten this device to work with Windows 7, Android, and 3 flavors of linux that I've tested it with Ubuntu 14.04, UbuntuStudioX64 14.04 low latency, Linux Mint 14.
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I am uncertain weather it supports eSATAp specifically. I do know that there is an eSATA port on the case next to the mini USB port. My guess is that it does support it since eSATAp is a hot swappable device.
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I think it will, as long as the browser (latest chrome or firefox should work) you use to configure it is able to display the configuration page of the ubiquity.
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Searching on the web I couldnt find any reference for this compatibility, yet, you must try searching on users guide because this controller seems to be very flexible about compat.Luck
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Dream Linux works sweet on this little guy too. seems a little faster than Ubuntu 8.10 just had to add a few things to get the webcam working. pretty easy thought with synaptic.
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Yes, USB OTG (on the go) is supported. I have tried flash drives and a web camera.. All good. I believe you could also plug in a USB controller into also.
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yes, but not out of the box. there is a community developed "device driver".