Full Speed USB-Device Server
Use USB devices in your network as though they were connected locally.
With one USB-Hub you can connect up to 14 devices to one USB-Device Server - regardless of whether these are printers, multi-functional devices, scanners, external disks, DVD-drives or digital cameras*.
Printers can be used comfortably from several workstations due to the "Printserver Feature", as the connection is only activated when a print job is placed in the Windows print job queue.
* USB devices, such as e.g. web cameras and sound cards, which use the isochrone data transfer mode are currently not supported. Certain USB devices may not be supported due to distinctive specifications in the device driver.

Full Speed USB-Device Server
Use USB devices in your network as though they were connected locally.
With one USB-Hub you can connect up to 14 devices to one USB-Device Server - regardless of whether these are printers, multi-functional devices, scanners, external disks, DVD-drives or digital cameras*.
Printers can be used comfortably from several workstations due to the "Printserver Feature", as the connection is only activated when a print job is placed in the Windows print job queue.
* USB devices, such as e.g. web cameras and sound cards, which use the isochrone data transfer mode are currently not supported. Certain USB devices may not be supported due to distinctive specifications in the device driver.

Full Speed USB-Device Server with WLAN - suitable for isochrone data transfer (e.g. web-cams or USB sound card)
Use USB devices in your network as though they were connected locally.
With one USB-Hub you can connect up to 14 devices to one USB-Device Server - regardless of whether these are printers, multi-functional devices, scanners, external disks, DVD drives or digital cameras*.
Printers can be used comfortably from several workstations due to the "Printserver Feature", as the connection is only activated when a print job is placed in the Windows print job queue.
* Certain USB devices may not be supported due to distinctive specifications in the device driver.