User manual VIVANCO USB LINK CABLE BIDIRECTIONAL DATA TRANSFER 18M

[. . . ] 0 Docking Station is a unique expansion unit specifically designed to accompany notebooks or desktop PCs with additional connectivity requirements. 0 port required from a notebook/desktop PC, not only USB but also conventional PIO, SIO, LAN, and PS/2 peripheral devices can be accessed freely. Moreover, this product is fully backwards compatible with the USB Revision 1. [. . . ] 1 devices can continue to function as well. You also can add additional hubs and up to 127 devices. No longer will you have to turn PC or notebook inside out for hardware setup or go through complex software installations in order to utilize peripherals. With the docking station, simply plug and play all types of USB/conventional peripherals simultaneously without having to worry about the availability of ports or the need to re-boot your notebook/PC. Great expansion unit for notebook to other devices Compliant with USB 1. Fully compliant with plug & play and hot swapping. The package should contain the following items: USB 2. Lights up when ready to connect to a USB device. However, under bus-power mode, the individual downstream facing ports of the docking station cannot supply current for more than 100mA. USB scanner or multi-function peripheral, MFP) with power requirements higher than this value will not work. In this situation, it is recommended to operate the docking station in the self-power mode whenever possible. USB bus-power mode is only for devices with low power consumption . When connecting peripheral devices to the docking station, pay attention to the following notes: USB Hub Ports: When connecting a USB device to one of the downstream USB ports of the docking station, make sure to follow the software installation manual accompanied (if any) with this USB device. PS/2 Ports (Keyboard and mouse port): Some compatibility issue may occur due to the loosely specified PS/2 protocols and the sheer number of existing brands/models. However, if the PS/2 keyboard or mouse is IBM PC compatible, then it should be able to work with the docking station properly. Serial Port: Note that serial port is not a plug and play interface. [. . . ] A modem) to the docking station and the docking station is already connected to a PC, you need to perform the Add New Hardware function from the Control Panel or remove and re-plug the docking station to the PC to find the device and perform the function. USB-to-serial interface: The interface was designed to work with modems or any serial device that has drivers capable of handling "VIRTUAL PORT". Serial mice are old devices, and most of their drivers recognize physical serial ports only. [. . . ]