Belkin USB Plus Hub - F5U304

Hi, when you connect a USB hub, operating system (i.e. Windows, Mac, etc ) it should install automatically a generic driver for it, only when you connect a device to USB hub, in example, a camera, you have to install drivers for that specific device according to its installation guide.

First of all THe Belkin F5u237 is not a USB Drive. It is a USB Hub. If your running Windows XP it should see any device connected to the hub. If it dosen't see anything connected you may need to add the power supply to the hub.

You first need a CAT 5 cable to go to where your internet connection is, such as a modem or another router to your hub. Then you plug another CAT 5 from the hub to your PC. You need to feed internet to the hub then your pc will recieve a connection from the hub. And of course the hub does need power. Hope that's what you were asking.

you may install the belkin router by following the instructions given below.
1. Connect your modem to the internet port of the router.
2. Connect your router to the computer.
3. now reboot the modem and computer.
4. open the router setup page, and click on detect the internet connection.
5. now follow the instructions to install the belkin router. for more information you may follow the instructions given below.

How To Setup Belkin Router Install Belkin Wireless Router Fixotip

The hub draws it power from the computer and cannot deliver enough power for the devices connected to the hub.
Does the Belkin hub have a power socket? If so get a power adapter for it. If this isn't available then purchase a powered USB hub to use with the computer.

Fallonje good afternoon,
I wonder if you have a USB port on your computer? If yes, pls plug the VOIP321 into that port. Does it work?
What is the Belkin hub called networked?
Let me know. Many regards, Fred

Apparently not. (http://www.belkin.com/support/product/?lid=en&pid=F5U304-BRN&scid=1). Only thing on the CD seems to be a USB 2.0 driver (http://cache-www.belkin.com/support/dl/p75342_f5u304_mnl_10-06.pdf) based on the NEC host controller, so all you really need is a USB driver for your computer's hardware, nothing specific to the Belkin.

Apparently not. (http://www.belkin.com/support/product/?lid=en&pid=F5U304-BRN&scid=1). Only thing on the CD seems to be a USB 2.0 driver (http://cache-www.belkin.com/support/dl/p75342_f5u304_mnl_10-06.pdf) based on the NEC host controller, so all you really need is a USB driver for your computer's hardware.

Normally the USB hub is design to connect to the device that doesn't consume electricity like handy drive,MP3 player.So in your case the multifunctional printer, I think this one really need a direct connection to your PC,instead of going through USB hub.Try to move some other device to connect to this hub and connect your printer directly to PC..due to many restriction with printer like electricity,port,etc...