@AMeeks90
You nailed it on how to test it: hook another device to it. But, as you said, you don't have one. And that's pretty much the only way to test it.
It is certainly possible that the device is bad. Without the ability to test, you now have to make a decision based on your gut, not testing results. If you decide it's the thing to do, take it back to the store and exchange it. If you just bought the device, you should not experience a major problem returning it. At least, the stores here are that way. Walmart, if that's where you bought it, is pretty painless apart from the line at Customer Service desk. Best Buy, if that's where you bought it, will sometimes want to ask a bunch of questions, and if they say you need to run more tests, tell them run them, but don't let them charge you for it. If you got it from another retailer, work with whatever their policy is.
DBDukes
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