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The USB 2.0 LINK & NETWORK CABLE OverView
Overview of the USB 2.0 Link and Network Cable
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provides Host-to-Host Networking and linking solution for two or more
USB hosts of PC /Notebook, Designed with the proprietary power-saving
technology and auto detecting and switching method between
USB High-Speed (HS, USB 2.0 interface) and USB Full-Speed(FS,
USB 1.1 interface) *the cable enables the host to run under
the appropriate speed.
The USB 2.0 NETWORK CABLE provides two software modes for end-user application listed below:
Package Contents include:
USB 2.0 NETWORK CABLE X 1
CD-ROM (Driver/ Application / Manual) X 1
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USB 2.0 link and Network Cable Software Modes
USB 2.0 link and Network Cable Software Modes
SuperLink mode:
Two independent PC hosts using the USB 2.0 Link and Network Cable can
exchange data or information through this proprietary software
package as easy as one simple drag &drop operation between the two-computer systems. |
Virtual Network mode:
Developed to be an NDIS-compliant solution by emulating a virtual LAN interoperability among peer-to-peer end-users' computers. The VirtualNet provides a single-chip solution for networking two or more computers via their USB ports. It is inherently incompatible to connect two PCs together via a simple USB cable. |
Features, Specifications and more
Features, Specifications and more
Easy Install |
Key Features
- Full compliance with USB 2.0 and 1.1 standards
- Host-to-Host file transfer
- Data transfer rate: up to 480 Mb
- No external power and low power consumption
- Easy plug and play installation
- Sharing resources, such as printers, CD-ROM, modems, scanners
- TCP/IP protocol support
- Gold plated connectors for better signal and continuity
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Specifications
- Compatibility the USB 2.0 High speed and full speed
- Only use the bus power
- Cable length (10 ft.) 1500 mm (standard), available up to 2500mm
System Requirements
- OS: Windows 98/SE/ME/2000/XP
- CD-ROM Drive (for driver installation)
- One free standard USB 1.1 or USB 2.0 Port
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Screen
Shots
Software and Driver Screen Shots
 After the Installation is complete you'll
see a new icon on your desktop for SuperLink or Virtual
Network or both if you've installed both. |
 When you double click on the desktop icon the above window appears
but is only showing your local PC. Once the link and
network cable is networked PC to PC the window will
change. See image below. |
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The
screen shot to the left shows full network connection
between both PC's, viewing files for transfer was easy
with the explorer type interface. Both local and remote
computers were visible for file viewing and transfer.
Not all
screen shots are here. More information on the software
and driver install can be found in the USB 2.0 Link and Network Manual.
The Link and Network cable also come with cryptext software.
to encrypt or decrypt files as needed, read more about this
by downloading the cryptext
manual. |
Testimonial
Testimonial
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For setting up and peer-to-peer network, this was pretty easy. Once
the drivers are installed (another easy task) and software
installed viewing files on the remote PC was just like viewing
them in the Windows Explorer. The Drag-n-Drop function of
the software made it easy to transfer files from host to
remote
very quickly. One of the features I liked in particular was
that you can't see the remote PC and vise versa if the SuperLink
or Virtual Network software isn't active. In other words
both PC need to have the software up and running to transfer
files.
This is great device for small office networks where you're
to small for a full blown network and just need to share
between cubical's.
Bob Boisvert...Web Professional
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