USB-6218 for PC transfer speed

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• need to install a host controller universal usb highspeed for my hi-speed devices

  I still see a warning that (my device could perform fi more fast it was connected to hi speed U.S.B?)

  If you see a message like this:

  This USB device can perform faster if you connect it to a Hi-Speed USB 2.0 port.
  For a list of available ports, click here.

  This is an informational message and not an error message.

  You can see if you can actually fix it, or you can decide to disable your USB device messages and will see the message.  If you disable the USB of reporting mechanism, you will not be able to see all messages from USB devices either.

  Disable the notification mechanism is considered to be the 'fixing' to some people, but not for me.

  It would be better to fix it in fact instead of just to disable the notification mechanism.

  Let's see what you have right now:

  Open the Device Manager by clicking Start, run and enter in the box:

  %SystemRoot%\System32\devmgmt.msc

  Click OK.

  Do you see any red Xs or yellow? s in the list of devices and if so, in what areas?

  Now, expand the Universal Serial Bus controllers section and look for the words:

  Host improved or enhanced PCI to USB Host Controller controller

  Here is a sample screenshot of what to look for in your device manager:

  http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/2466/devicemanagerenhanced.PNG

  You see the word enhanced in all sections under Universal Serial Bus controllers section?

  If you do not see the word enhanced, you probably just update your device USB drivers.  Until you do, you will continue to see the annoying reminder message.

  If you want another set of eyeballs on your information to find out what you have, follow these steps:

  Click Start, run and enter in the box:

  Msinfo32

  Click on OK and when the system info summary appears, click on Edition, select all, copy, and then paste the information here.

  For more information of USB port, expand the components section, click on USB, click on edit, select all, copy and then past he feedback here.

  There will be some personal information (such as the user name and the name of the system), and anything that turns information private for you, simply delete the pasted information.

• Slow transfer speed for USB 3.0 ports

  I have a USB 3.0 Seagate external hard drive connected directly to one of the USB ports 3.0 at the back of the computer with the cable that came with the drive. Whenever I turn it on, I get the message "this device can perform faster - this USB mass storage device can transfer information faster if you connect it to a USB 3.0 Super speed.

  I tested the speed of the hard drive and transferred on a file of 1.16 GB in 58 seconds of my drive "C".

  I also transferred the same file in the same place, for comparison, on a hard drive 10 years from an old computer which is now in a closed Chamber. This hard drive is also plugged into a USB 3.0 at the back of the computer with a USB 2.0 cable and the files had 57 seconds to cross.

  So that would mean that the Seagate drive does not work at the speed of USB 3.0.

  Can you please advise me as to how I can get the right speed for my USB 3.0 ports?

  DesF,

  You can check for a driver to chipset update for your system.

  Please keep in mind that it is a rotating disc and data transfer speeds do not match the theoretical bus speed. Certainly not the often claimed "ten times faster than USB 2.0! In addition, there a 5900 RPM disk, so a little slower there also.

  A tweak, you can try is to make sure that drive policy properties tab is set for best performance.

• Too slow for Toshiba 3.0 transfer speed

  Hello

  I just bought a toshiba external hard drive 3.0.
  I use windows 7 genuine.

  My pc specs are pretty ok cos I'm able to run games like crysis 2.
  The problem is my external hard drive has a slow transfer rate. This problem, I started facing along 3 months ago. My hard drive is out of warranty.

  My USB ports are ok and I connect it to the main port.
  Transfer speeds are 10 Mbit/s, and sometimes it falls to Kbps!

  In addition, it does not copy certain files and gives the error 'Cannot read from the source disk' or something like that.
  There is no Virus in there, I activated the write cache. I've defragmented it.
  My OS is fine, and also, I checked it on other operating systems.

  Also, I tried to use "check the drive for errors" with the proper procedure, but it crashes somewhere in the Middle after he treats 500000 sectors or so.

  I got my HDD of my cousin, such that it has used no more PC and with no cover so I have no idea of the model (although if there is any utility to find the model then please let know me).
  In addition, it has worked well during the time. Me and my cousin come only from the India.

  How can I solve this problem?
  Please help me.

  Post edited by: Emeric

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  Please don t understand me wrong, but if the matter is urgent you can call Toshiba in your country or the nearest Toshiba service provider contact.
  It is the only forum user.

• Satellite A60 - very slow USB transfer speed

  Hello

  I have a Satellite A60 with XP Home and the USB transfer speed is very very low. Is 2.0, but it is not working properly, because it takes about 30 minutes to copy the data from 1 GB on a USB 2.0 drive externally.

  I tried my USB drives on another computer and work quickly and well, so it is probably just a problem of drivers, but can't find them on the web from Toshiba to reinstall them. I heard that it is a common problem after installation of XP Service Pack 2, but I didn't do anything, I use the operating system as it came when I bought the laptop (with XP Home SP2 preinstalled original), I do not change any configuration or install drivers that can affect to the USB controllers and it has always been so slow.

  Could someone help? I tried to reinstall the drivers from Toshiba, but I think that there are not more special just for the USB, what should I update then? I need to improve the transfer speed of USB data for professional purposes, because I can't lose so given at the time of the transfer, please please please help!

  PS: Sorry for my terrible English, but it is there no Toshiba forums on my tongue: P

  Hello

  USB drivers are part of the operating system and you are unable to download the USB drivers separately.
  In my view, it is really not necessary to reinstall the USB drivers because the USB HDD is recognized correctly and it works.

  USB 2.0 transfer speed 480 Mbps supports and if any didn't error message then the USB ports running at full speed.

  For more details, please see this page of Microsoft;
  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/learnmore/jones_02august05.mspx

  Last but not least I would recommend to update the XP to the last State. I mean that you need to install all of the available patches and fixes.

  Good bye

• Pulser for usb-6218 with exponentially increase

  Hello, I have a USB-6218. I need to check 2 stepper motors which take
  dev1/ctrl0 / dev1/ctrl1 signal for speed, A01 and A02 for the
  direction (forward and back). I need to send a signal of 5 volts
  square wave to control the direction with a frequency chosen by the user on A01 and A02. I also send a series of pulses
  with fixed amplitude 5 volts and frequency select by the user. impulses must be
  Envoy with frequency increasing exponentially with the frequency 0
  chosen by the user. How can I do? Thanks for your help

  Thanks so much Andrea! I solved
  My problem!

• Slow transfer speed for EA4500

  Does anyone think that the transfer speed to send or receive files from a disk external HARD USB connected to the router is slow? Variable speed of 2 MB - 4 MB/s...

  The HARD drive is certainly capable of at least 80 MB/s if plugged directly on the PC.

  Is it supposed to be this slow or there is a problem somewhere that I'm not aware of?

  This sucks seriously... Thought that's supposed to be the top of the product line but so seems less if I had to compare with other routers high-end market that runs better, faster and certainly much cheaper.

  1 megabyte is 8 megabits. 1 MB/s is 8 Mbps and 8 Mbps.

  The 324 Mbps is only the connection speed, i.e. the frequency of signage. Actual throughput on wireless is much less, at best, about 50% of that. 162 Mbit/s is approximately 20 MB/s.

  Yet, I recommend to use a wired computer and check the transfer rate of USB drive.

• When I transfer files from my hard drive on a USB flash drive, the transfer rate is very slow, about 250 KB / second. Is it possible to increase the speed of transfer rate

  When I transfer files from my hard drive on a USB flash drive, the transfer rate is very slow, about 250 KB / second. Is it possible to increase the speed of transfer rate

  depends on the speed, support USB 2.0, USB 2.0 ports, and with active BIOS settings

  (2) you can increase the speed, if your motherbaord has a USB 3.0 port and must be enabled in the BIOS

• EA4500 LAN slow transfer speeds

  I have a WD external hard drive connected via USB 3.0 to the Linksys router. I'm trying to transfer a 2 GB file via wifi but taking up to 12 minutes for the transfer. Why slow transfer speeds?

  I'm using 5 GHz Wifi about 3 feet the router. The external drive is a Western Digital MyPassport. The computer I use is a Microsoft Surface Pro 2.

  I've uploaded other files and they take so much time with 2.8 MB/s maximum transfer speeds.

  dadayzee,

  If you disable WMM on the EA4500 you also turn off the N wireless protocol. That will drastically slow down the wireless connection.

• Mini Mac server - attachment of external hard drives file transfer speed

  Hi guys!

  I wanted to increase the speed and storage capacity to transfer to my Mac mini file, so I bought a box of external hard drives. The one I bought is: http://www.icydock.com/goods.php?id=219

  Built-in the Mac mini hard drives transfer the file to 60 MB/s (writing and reading) and I wanted to get better speed of file transfer, so I bought an SSD that is going to be inside with an another HARD drive of 3 TB for archiving my files. The housing is connected by USB3.0 (5 Gb/s) for the Mac mini.

  [SSD-> files I opened every day] - speed around 550 MB/s write and 500 MB/sec in reading

  [HDD-> Archives, files that I have does not open very often] - speed around 150 MB/s write and 150 MB/sec in reading

  So I did some benchmarks on my new Setup, and the speed is not really what I expected. Transfer of file max speed I have achieved is about 100 MB/sec in writing on the external SSD plugged into the mac mini. This transfer has been filed since an iMac 21 "2011 with an SSD (with almost the same speed read/write than the box) so it's quite disappointing.

  It is possible that the Mac has a 'file transfer speed limit' is somewhere? Or whatever else that could affect that?

  More information on my setup:

  Mac Mini server 2012 - 2 TB RAID 1 - Mac OSX 10.9.5

  iMac 21 "2011 - Crucial SSD 275 Gb - Mac OSX 10.9.4

  IcyDock external enclosure - 4 bays, USB3 5 Gb/s

  -Red WD HDD 3To

  -Crucial SSD 1 TB

  Together internal Gigabit Ethernet network

  Thank you!

  Was perhaps Spotlight indexing external at the same time, the test has been done?

• Connection 12 '' Macbook to Thunderbolt display does not work (USB - C for HDMI / Lightning)

  I have connected a retina 12 '' Macbook to a Thunderbolt display via two adapters, and no video is coming through.

  Here is what I use:

  1 USB - C for HDMI: (Apple USB - C to HDMI adapter)

  2 HDMI to Thunderbolt (Monoprice adapter)

  Any ideas what's happening? The Thunderbolt display is without a doubt, since power is to come via USB when I plug my phone directly on the back of the monitor. The Apple adapter works because I could try to connect directly to a LG monitor with HDMI ports.

  The present model 2015 MacBook 12 inch Retina does not support the Apple Thunderbolt display

  what I read.  The other models Apple Cinema can work if they are used with correct adapters

  as other brands. Some adapters support the audio, while others do. Note there is

  limits for the specifications of display supported; This can limit their usefulness if it is not better configured.

  Special adapters and cables can allow to configure some display options for use with the MacBook.

  The graphical support through MacBook, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro varies with the specifications.

  The absence of a Thunderbolt port, use of adapters to provide only what it can bear MacBook 12 plug-in software component.

  and the mini-display port cannot connect or transfer at frequencies Thunderbolt usage views. The

  cure should be taken as built-in support for this; If the adapters could carry signals. A new model

  could understand such an improvement; but there is nothing of this specification in the Apple Store again.

  • Use 4K views and Ultra HD TVs with your Mac - Apple Support

  Bolt of lightning • ports and poster: frequently asked questions (FAQ) - Apple Support

  • Get help with graphical problems on external displays connected to your Mac - Apple Support

  Good luck & happy computing!

• Is my 2011 macbook pro the neck of the bottle in my LAN slow transfer speed?

  Hello

  I have a macbook pro 2011 and I recently bought a buffalo LS 520 NAS, but when you try to transfer data through my wifi network that speeds are painfully slowly.

  WiFi area speeds as follows:

  Upload: 0,6906480 MB/s

  DOWNLOAD: 6,2196480 Mbit/s

  And here's the transfer speeds for the macbook pro on the NAS directly connected via ethernet

  Upload: 62,689 Mbps

  Download: 796.3651920

  I have a Sky Home Hub router 2013 (144Mbps and 2.4 GHz)

  I think that the might of bottleneck the NIC in my macbook pro, but I am not sure. Even if that were the case, the speeds above seem very slow. I am planning to buy a new router to see if that improves things, but will it be useless if the speed is dictated by my macbook?

  You need a router more...

  Especially if you want to use wifi for transferring files you need in 5 GHz... so I don't spend much time worrying about this.

  Get a new router... you can plug into the hub of the sky... It should be wireless AC so it may be a new extreme Apple or it can be a dozen different brands... all that is readily available and reasonable price... but I highly recommend types AC1900 like Netgear R7000, Asus RT-AC68U or C9 of TP-Link.

  Once you have plugged it in the WAP configuration / Skyhub mode (bridge on the extreme) we can establish if there are still questions what is happening.

  Your 10 x difference in upload and download speed makes no sense. Which affects both wireless and ethernet. The difference in speed of reading and writing on a NAS is double at most.

  But I do not pretend do you a test, ethernet jack directly to the Buffalo and implemented with the static IP as well as your laptop... and then try it... view results... because if these figures are also very strange, then there is a problem with the buffalo...

  It is very important that you her mount smb in El Capitan... the question is something you need to post in the area of the BONE...

• Change default API of NI USB-6218

  Is it possible to change the default API (OR-DAQmx Base 14.0) for NI USB-6218 on Linux?

  The api you are using is DAQmx Base. You can use it without using LabVIEW.

• Linux USB-6218 PWR/ACT LED is off

  Hello world

  I recently bought a multifunction DAQ USB-6218 and installed all the software for it (that is, nidaqmxbase and nation).

  When I connect the device to my computer, I don't see the light / activity blinking as my other hardware DAQ USB-6008.

  tog@home ~ $ lsusb
  Bus 002 Device 003: ID 8086:0189 Intel Corp.
  Bus 002 Device 008: ID 18d1:4ee2 Google Inc. Nexus 4 (debug)
  Bus 002 Device 002: ID 8087:0024 Intel Corp. Integrated Rate Matching Hub
  Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
  Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub
  Bus 003 Device 008: ID 3923:7269 National Instruments Corp.
  Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
  Bus 001 Device 005: ID 1bcf:2b81 Sunplus Innovation Technology Inc.
  Bus 001 Device 004: ID 138a:0011 Validity Sensors, Inc. VFS5011 Fingerprint Reader
  Bus 001 Device 002: ID 8087:0024 Intel Corp. Integrated Rate Matching Hub
  Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
  

  lsdaq

  tog@home ~ $ lsdaq
  --------------------------------
  Detecting National Instruments DAQ Devices
  Found the following DAQ Devices:
  --------------------------------
  

  Run sudo FWUpdate does list all the devices.

  Thanks in advance!

  
  

• Problems with USB-6218 in DAQmx connection diagram

  I use MAX to implement the tasks of measurement thermocouple for part of our engine Diesel DAQ. It's a simple enough part of DAQ - read in the thermocouple temperature measurement and then draw. The problem that I am running is with the wiring diagram. Looking at the USB-6218 casing, it is labeled for the analog inputs, but when I go back the stitching in the measurement and Automation Explorer (photo attached), it shows that the pins are marked differently.

  For example, that I choose to have a thermocouple (two sons) in analog input 0 (ai0). The diagram shows that I should connect the two wires of thermocouple to channels 15 and 16 which are AI0 and AI8, respectively in the pinout diagram. Then say I assign another thermocouple with 8 analog inputs (ai8), he tells me to write the two wires of thermocouple to 16 and 28 channels which are AI8 and AI GND, respectively on the pinout diagram. This is great except for the fact that both ai0 and ai8 use the same channels on the DAQ card.

  I get the same thing when I select ai1-> CH 17 (I 1) and 18 (AI 9) CH then ai9-> CH 18 (AI 9) and 28 CH (AI GND). Channel 18 (9 analog input) is used for both thermocouples.

  No idea as to why LabVIEW is bunk of the analog inputs?

  No, you cannot change the pairings and as shown in the picture, ai0 and ai8 are right next to each other. Can't be more close to everything.