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Texas Instruments TI-Innovator Hub User Manual

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5
Connecting to a Computer Running TI-Nspire™CX Software
1. Identify the "B" connector on
the USB Standard A to Mini-B
cable for Windows®/Mac®.
Each end of this cable is
embossed with a letter.
2. Insert the "B" connector into
the DATA port at the bottom
of the TI-Innovator™Hub.
3. Insert the free end of the
cable (the "A" connector) into
a USB port on the computer.
The power LED on the Hub
glows green to show that it is
receiving power.
Using an Auxiliary Power Source
Normally, the TI-InnovatorHub and its connected components draw power from the
host calculator or computer, through the DATA connector. Certain components, such as
the optional Servo Motor, require more power than a calculator can provide reliably.
The PWR connector on the Hub lets you connect an auxiliary power source. You can use
the TIWallCharger or the External Battery Pack.
TIWallCharger (included with the Hub)
Plugs into a wall outlet.
Does not use batteries.
External Battery Pack(sold separately)
Rechargeable.
Has On/Off button with a row of LEDs that momentarily
indicate the battery charge when you turn the battery
on.
Turns itself off after being disconnected from the Hub
for about 3 minutes.

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Texas Instruments TI-Innovator Hub Specifications

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BrandTexas Instruments
ModelTI-Innovator Hub
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LanguageEnglish