Module is available as a DIY project only.
This Module is currently available.
Route data and power from front to back
The USB Router features one USB-A socket on the front, and an identical USB-A socket on the back.
The power and data lines of the two sockets are always connected to each other, so you can always use the module for its most basic functions - programming Eurorack modules which feature USB connectors on the back.
There is a solder jumper on the rear of the USB Router which, if bridged with solder, will power both the front and back USB sockets using the +5V rail of your Eurorack system. This connection happens through a Schottky diode with a small voltage drop, so your +5V rail is still protected from reverse powering via the USB sockets (plugging a USB cable in which supplies +5V can never power the +5V rail of your system, only the other way around).
This feature allows you to use the USB Router to power 5V devices, for example MIDI keyboards or lighting, or even to charge your phone.
Programming or updating EuroPi modules or other USB supporting modules such as Uncertainty by OA Modular, without needing to remove them from the rack
Powering a MIDI keyboard such as an Arturia Keystep
Configuring a MIDI keyboard, for example the Arturia Keystep without having to rearrange your whole setup
3 Users are observing this
These merchants probably sell this module. Huh?
Tubbutec MIDI USB Bridge A