Linksys ProConnect USBHUB04 Manuel utilisateur

USB Network

Adapter

Instant Ethernet Series

User Guide

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FCC STATEMENT

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the lim-

its for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC

Rules.These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection

against harmful interference in a residential installation. This

equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency ener-

gy and, if not installed and used according to the instructions, may

cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,

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Contents

Introduction 1

About USB 2

Important Disclaimer 4

Hardware Setup 5

Windows 98 Setup 7

File and Priner Sharing in Windows 98 13

Troubleshooting 16

Manually Installing Network

Components 21

Specifications 23

Customer Support 24

Notes 25

Contents

Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of the USB

NetworkAdapter.

Now you can connect to any 10Mbps or 10Mbps/

100Mbps hub without having to install any inter-

nal cards or hardware! The USB Network Adapter

from Linksys allows you to connect to a network

instantly from a USB-enabled PC, notebook PC,

or even a USB hub. The Plug-and-Play compatible

device attaches to any Universal Serial Bus-

enabled PC or hub via a USB Type B receptacle.

Connect a standard Category 5 RJ-45 network

cable in the other end, install the included NDIS

drivers, and go.You’ll be networked in no time!

The USB NetworkAdapter is bus-powered -- it

draws power from the host PC and requires no

external power cords. The low 500mA maximum

power consumption rate is complimented by an

energy-saving auto-sleep function. Compatibility

with Windows 98 makes it easy for almost anyone

with a USB-ready PC or notebook to connect to a

10Mbps or 10/100 network. Use it in conjunction

with a USB 4-Port Hub, (Model: USBHUB04)

and you can operate up to four USB devices

simultaneously. The USB Network Adapter fea-

tures an 8Mbps maximum throughput, easy-to-

read LEDs, compact design, a 1-year limited war-

ranty, and free world-class technical support -- all

for a low price that’ s hard to beat.

Introduction

Here are some of the features of the USB10T

• One B-type USB Port For a Standard USB cable

• One RJ-45 10BaseT Port For a Straight-Through

Catagory 3 or 5 Cable

• Fast 8Mbps Data Throughput with 6Mbps Burst

Transfer

• Easy-to-Read Link and Activity LED Indicators

• No External Power Supply Needed

• Low Power Consumption Rate

• Auto-Sleep Mode Conserves Power and

Notebook PC Battery Life

• Compact Design -- Perfect for Use with Laptops

and Notebook PCs

• Fully Compatible with any USB Hub

• Plug-and-Play Compatible with Windows 98 for

Easy Installation

• CE, FCC Class B Approved

• Free Technical Support on the Phone and on the

Web

• Free Software Upgrades

• 1-Year Limited Warranty

About USB

USB, which is short for Universal Serial Bus, is

a technology designed to make connecting devices

to computers easier. Originally developed in 1996

by a group of computer industry leaders that

included Compaq, Digital, IBM, Intel, Microsoft,

NEC, and Northern Telecom, USB is quickly

becoming the first choice for users who want to

add peripherals to their computers.

Introduction

USB is unique because it is Plug-and-Play, which

allows a computer to instantly recognize when a

device like a keyboard, mouse, or scanner has

been connected to it. Once the device has been

recognized, it’s ready to go. No special setup is

required. Similarly, USB supports hot swapping -

- the insertion or removal of devices while the

computer is turned on. You can swap one device

for another without having to power down your

system or install any special software -- it really is

that easy.

Another unique USB feature is its ability to allow

multiple devices to be connected to a computer’s

single USB port. When used in conjunction with a

USB Hub, like the Linksys USB 4-Port Hub, mul-

tiple devices can operate simultaneously and inde-

pendent of each other, allowing easy access to an

enormous array of different devices at the same

time. Hubs and devices can be connected together

-- you can connect up to 127 devices to a PC’s

USB port.

Some of the devices that USB supports include

digital cameras and scanners, joysticks, gamepads,

keyboards, hard drives, mice, modems, phones,

printers, speakers, and more.

About USB

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER

In order to use this device, you must have a copy

of Microsoft Windows 98 operating system

installed on your PC. Some versions of Windows

95 version B (OSR2) support USB, but the device

drivers included in this package are designed

specifically for Windows 98. If you do not have

Windows 98, this device will not work.

Also, the device requires that a USB port is

installed and enabled on your PC. Some PCs have

a USB port, but it is disabled. Usually there is a

toggle switch on the motherboard or a menu

option in the BIOS that will enable a PC’s USB

port. Consult your computer’s user guide.

Some motherboards have USB interfaces, but no

ports. You should be able to install your own USB

port and attach it to your PC’s motherboard using

hardware purchased at any computer store.

Disclaimer

Hardware Setup

Before installing the adapter, make sure you have

received all of the following items. If any of the

items are damaged or missing, contact your ven-

dor for replacements:

• USB Network Adapter

• USB Cable

• User Guide and Registration Card

• Program Disk

After unpacking the adapter, follow the steps

below to complete the installation.

Connecting the USB Network Adapter

The USB Network Adapter comes with a USB

cable. One end of the cable has a rectangular plug,

which is called an A-type connector. The other

end of the cable has a square plug, or B-type con-

nector.

The adapter has two ports. One is for RJ-45 UTP

network cabling --it looks like and over-sized

phone jack. The other port looks like a square hole

-- this is the USB B-type port.

1. Make sure your PC is powered on and that you

are at the Windows 98 desktop.

2. Insert the cable’s square B-type plug into the

adapter’s B-type port.

Hardware Setup

3. Insert the other end of the USB cable (the A-

type connector) into the USB port on your PC.

The adapter is now connected to your PC.

4. Connect your adapter to a 10Mbps or 10Mbps/

100Mbps auto-sensing hub using Category 5 UTP

RJ-45 straight-through cabling. The RJ-45 jacks

should fit into the RJ-45 port on both the adapter

and the hub.

Note: Do NOT connect the USB Network Adapter

directly to another network card or adapter.

Remember that a 10Mbps/100Mbps dual speed

network always uses Category 5 Twisted Pair

RJ-45 cabling or better. Cables of lesser quatity

and category will not work. Be sure that your

cables are free of defects and that they do not

exceed 100 meters (328 feet) in length.

If you are connecting to a 10Mbps Ethernet, you

can use Category 3 cables instead. However, it is

always best to use Cat 5 Fast Ethernet cables so

that you won’t need to buy new cables when you

upgrade to Fast Ethernet.

Hardware Setup

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