coolgear CG-10PU3MGD 10 Port Managed USB 3.2 Gen 1 Hub w-15KV ESD Surge Protection Instruction Manual

10 Port Managed USB 3.2 Gen 1 Hub w/
15KV
ESD Surge Protection
Model No. CG-10PU3MGD

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing this 10-port Managed USB3.2 Gen 1 hub. The Super- speed Hub is supplied with managing software utilities that can turn on/off the bus power of each downstream device or even reset the entire hub by user or application programs. It enables the success of your critical USB applications instantly and improves your investment returns.

Features:

✓ Compliant with USB Specification 3.2 Gen 1
✓ Metal Case, DIN Rail and wall-mountable
✓ Software Manageable Bus power for each Port
✓ Supports software utilities for Windows (XP and above), Linux
✓ Provides 10 Downstream USB3.2 Gen 1 Facing Ports (see Note 1)
✓ Provides 10 LEDs Indicating each bus power states
✓ Supports 5Gbps (Super-speed), 480Mbps (High speed), 12Mbps (Full-speed) and 1.5Mbps (Low-speed) Speed
✓ Supports 15KV ESD Level 4 Protection for Each Port
✓ Supports +7~24V DC Wide Range Input Power
✓ Supports USB Battery Charging v1.2 : CDP, DCP modes

10-Port Managed USB3.2 Gen 1 Metal Hub with DIN RAIL Mounting Kit

Connector Layout

1. USB-A Downstream Facing Port Connectors: There are 10 USB-A connectors for standard USB3.2 Gen 1 and legacy USB2.0/1.1 devices.
   Note 1: The last USB port (Port 10) of this hub does NOT support USB2.0/1.1 devices because it is used to communicate with the managing utilities. However, it still supports USB3.2 Gen 1 devices.

2. USB-B Upstream Facing Port Connector: The Type-B connector from upstream USB3.2 Gen 1 port. It is connected from the host or another USB3.2 hub’s downstream facing port.

3. Power LED: Turns on indicates the hub was powered.

4. Port State Indicator LEDs: Each port has a LED next to it. When the LED is on, the USB device is enabled (connected). If the LED is off, the USB device is disabled (disconnected).

5.  Self Power Input Connector: This 2-pin (one pin is for the positive voltage and the other pin is GND) terminal block is used to connect a wide range of power sources to self-power the hub, the voltage can be in the range from +7V to 24V DC.

Hardware Installation

1. Use static electricity discharge precautions.
   Remove possible static discharge potential from any objects that the hub may come in contact with before installation. This can be accomplished by touching a bare metal chassis rail after you have turned off the power.

2.  Apply DC power (range from +7V to 24V) to the 2-pin Terminal Block Connector.
   Warning!!
   Please make sure the polarity of the input power should correctly match the terminal block pins

3. Connecting USB Host cable: The host cable can be a standard B-to-A or B-to-C USB3.2 Gen 1 cable (depends on the host port’s connector type). Please connect the type-A (or Type-C) end connector of the cable to your USB host port, then connect the type-B end connector to this hub. Since the USB hub is plug-and-play, you don’t have to turn off your host computer when installing the hub.

4. Connect the USB devices to the downstream ports of this hub.

5.  Mount your hub on the wall or DIN RAIL if required.

6.  Install the USB Hub Administrator Utilities as described in the following chapter

 USB Hub Administrator Utilities Installation

The Hub supports managing utilities called USB Hub Administrator for major recent Windows (XP and above) and Linux:

1. The above folders include the software for different platforms. If you are installing it on Windows, please find the executable setup program in Windows folder, double-click it:

2. Please follow the on-screen instructions of the setup program to complete the installation. After installed, it will launch the utility automatically:
   ⚫ Click Auto Search to find all Managed USB Hubs
   ⚫ Click the item on the list to select the Hub to control
   ⚫ Click on the numeric (indicate the Port number) button to turn On/Off the USB port
   ⚫ You can save the current port states by clicking the Save Port States button

3. To use the console utility CUSBC to control the USB devices, please run Command Prompt as follows:

To see all CUSBC commands, type: CUSBC /?

To query all Hubs connected:
CUSBC /Q

Restore to Factory Settings

To perform a factory reset:

1.  Verify that your hub’s Power LED is off.

2. On the side of your hub, locate the hole of the Restore Factory Settings button:

3. Use a paper clip or similar object to press and hold the Restore Factory Settings button, while still holding the button power on the hub.

4.  Release the Restore Factory Settings button.

5.  Your hub resets to its factory default settings:
   ⚫ All ports are On
   ⚫ The password: pass

Environmental Specifications

Operating temp.: 0 to 558C (32 to 1318F)
Operating humidity: 5 to 95% RH
Dimensions (LxWxH): 197.7×55.5×31.0 mm (7.78 x 2.18 x 1.22 in)

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