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Appendix
Software Update
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If you have questions about USB 2.0 Host controller and Docking Station , please
refer to this chart for clarifications
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USB 2.0 Host Windows OS USB 2.0 HOST driver update
Windows 98SE
Windows ME
Windows 2000
NEC USB 2.0 Host
Windows XP
OWC(as known as OMI) driver version 2.0.4 or above
Windows 98SE OWC(as known as OMI) driver version 2.0.4 or above
Windows ME OWC(as known as OMI) driver version 2.0.4 or above
Windows 2000 USB 2.0 Host driver
Intel ICH4 Host on
Mainboard
Controller
Windows XP
1. USB 2.0 Host driver
2. Windows XP Service Pack 1
Windows 98SE OWC(as known as OMI) driver version 2.0.4 or above
Windows ME OWC(as known as OMI) driver version 2.0.4 or above
Windows 2000 USB 2.0 Host driver
VIA Host and on
Mainboard
Controller
Windows XP
1. USB 2.0 Host driver
2. Windows XP Service Pack 1
Windows 98SE Not Supported
Windows ME Not Supported
Windows 2000 USB 2.0 Host driver
SiS 962 Host on
Mainboard
Controller
Windows XP
1. USB 2.0 Host driver
2. Windows XP Service Pack 1
USB Speed
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PERFORMANCE APPLICATIONS ATTRIBUTES
LOW-SPEED
• Interactive Devices
• 10 – 100 kb/s
Keyboard, Mouse
Stylus
Game Peripherals
Virtual Reality Peripherals Lowest Cost
Ease-of-Use
Dynamic Attach-Detach
Multiple Peripherals
FULL-SPEED
• Phone, Audio, Compressed
Video
• 500 kb/s – 10 Mb/s
POTS
Broadband
Audio
Microphone Lower Cost
Ease-of-Use
Dynamic Attach-Detach
Multiple Peripherals
Guaranteed Bandwidth
Guaranteed Latency
HIGH-SPEED
• Video, Storage
• 25 – 400 Mb/s
Video
Storage
Imaging
Broadband Low Cost
Ease-of-Use
Dynamic Attach-Detach
Multiple Peripherals
Guaranteed Bandwidth
Guaranteed Latency
High Bandwidth
The USB transfers signal and power over a four-wire cable. The signaling
occurs over two wires on each point-to-point segment.
There are three data rates: