What is Multiswitch Hub?

with so many universal serial bus (USB) on the market today and more home computers and office is the most common way of sharing these devices setting up the local area (LAN). The only recent alternative was a cable swap or dragging the device back and forth between computers. A USB Multiswitch Hub does not require LAN and eliminates problems with transmitting devices from one machine to another. USB MULTISWITCH HUB is a "rod" of more USB ports internally configured on a network switch. The network architecture embedded in the multi -sheet center allows two host computers to share multiple USB devices simultaneously.

USB MULTISWITCH HUB can detect data flow from each host and answer discriminatory and send the appropriate data to the correct host. For example, a notebook and a desktop computer can simultaneous access to a portable USB hard drive connected to a hub without the need for LAN. The network required is transparent for users inThe hub itself.

other devices that can be shared using Multiswitch Hub, include digital cameras, camcorders, printers, memory sticks, flash card readers, scanners, DVD players and more. Virtually anything that runs on the USB port can be connected to the multiswith center to be fully accessible to one host computer. In addition to computers, Multiswitch Hub will also work with USB -equipped TVs. So it can be a great multimedia or game tool.

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Introductory USB 2524 Multiswitch Hub contains two pre -folding ports for two hosts and four over the full current for four USB devices. Reported specifications from the SMSC list up to 12 megabits per second to port. The USB Multiswitch port is in accordance with the SH Standard USB 2.0 and only requires USB 2.0. The hosts detect the device as standard, without switching a USB hub. If budE successful, more products in these lines will undoubtedly follow from SMSC and other manufacturers.