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Description
USB 2.0 Wireless Extender
The USB RANGER
140 is a commercial grade product designed for high speed USB 2.0 wireless
connection. The WiRanger provides support
for both High Speed USB 2.0 and Low Speed USB 1.1 applications.
Further Explanation...
The WiRanger is composed of two separate units: the Local Extender (LEX) and
the Remote Extender (REX). Conventional USB cables are used to connect the
LEX unit to the host computer and to connect the remote USB device to the
REX unit. Open air is used to connect the two together, up to 30 meters (approx.
100ft).
Compatible with standard devices
The new USB 2.0
WiRanger wireless extender represents a significant milestone,
supporting USB 2.0 peripheral devices at speeds up to 54Mbps (802.11g) over a
distance of 30 meters (approx 100 ft.). The USB 2.0 WiRanger is a four port,
Class A devices which connects a host computer to peripherals.
What's
included
- Local Unit (LEX)
- Remote Unit
(REX)
- USB 2.0 Cable
- User Guide
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Specifications
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ExtremeUSB™ technology extends the range of USB up to 165ft (50m) over
Category 5 cable
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Works with both PCs and Macs
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Works with any full
speed (12Mb/s) or low-speed (1.5Mb/s) device
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Weight: 0.2lb (0.1kg)/each
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Compact size: 100x70x30 mm
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Works over Cat 5 Cable
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Data Rate up to 100Mbps
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Operating Temp: 4C to 40C
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One year
warranty
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USB 2.0 WiRanger
Part #RR-47-2022 |
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ExtremeUSB for
Wireless - The key element for a true cable replacement solution
Since its introduction, USB has become one
of the most successful computing technologies in history. Ubiquitous on
virtually every computing platform available today, the simple serial
interface provides connectivity for an ever growing list of peripheral
devices. From keyboards and mice, to printers, DVD players, web cams,
portable storage, displays, and the ever popular music players, USB
provides simple connectivity for a variety of devices that have become
commonplace in the home, office and industrial workplace. Following a
common trend in technology development, USB is the latest technology to
move into the wireless realm, removing the wired clutter of the desktop.
Using its patented ExtremeUSB® technology, Icron is a key contributor to
this wireless revolution.
ExtremeUSB was developed to extend USB
connections beyond the desktop. By managing the Turnaround Timer function
in the USB protocol, ExtremeUSB allows for higher latency and delay in a
USB connection, capable of extending USB up to 100s of meters over
Category 5 UTP cabling, kilometers over fiber, and more interestingly,
over no wires at all.
Equally applicable to the high latency,
restricted bandwidth and variable error rates of wireless media,
ExtremeUSB manages the delay and latency inherent in wireless technology,
enabling true cable replacement wireless USB 2.0 over any distance and any
RF (radio) technology. This is Icron’s Cable Free USB.
WiRanger™ Powered by
ExtremeUSB
Icron has combined ExtremeUSB technology
with a commercially available 802.11g radio solution to develop the
WiRanger, a four port Cable Free USB hub solution, featuring:
- Full compatibility with USB 2.0 and 1.1
- No software drivers – completely
plug-and-play.
- Support for all Operating systems
(Windows 2000, XP, MAC OSX, Solaris, Unix Linux)
- Support for all USB transfer types -
Control, Bulk, Interrupt and Isochronous
Much discussion of wireless USB technology
has centered around the Ultrawideband (UWB) radio technology, a radio
solution that offers high data rates over short reach connections.
Icron’s ExtremeUSB for Wireless core can be applied to any radio platform,
and is ideally suited to solutions over UWB, 802.11 or any proprietary
radio. In selection of an 802.11 radio for the initial WiRanger solution,
Icron saw significant advantages to supporting this radio platform. Along
with the features discussed previously, an 802.11 radio offers:
- Quicker time to market using
commercially available, reliable radio technology.
- Increased reach over UWB radio phys.
- Potential for compatibility and
integration into existing, deployed WiFi networks.
- Easy path to upgrade and improve
performance and reach as 802.11n solutions become cost-effective.
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