Closed TheScarface closed 5 years ago
Yes, this is proper output. This particular hub has 2 hubs daisy-chained: main 4-port hub with location(address) 1-1.1.2
has another 4-port hub attached to its port 1, thus having location 1-1.1.2.1
.
Because of daisy-chaining, 1 port is lost to internal connection, which makes it 7-port hub (4+4-1).
Note that TP-Link UH700 was previously included into compatibility list, but has since been removed, as we realized that VBUS (voltage) control is not supported on this hub. uhubctl
willbe able to turn off data connection, but power will be still always connected.
Okay, Whenever I reset the whole hub, it throws the status of only single hub instead of both. Why is that?
I don't think you are telling the whole story here - I don't see which uhubctl command is actually executed by your script.
But, I can note 2 things:
Hello! TP-Link UH700 is showing Two Virtual Hubs in the UHUBCTL.
What to do to solve this?