Silex SX-DS-3000U1 E-1258 Leaflet
Product codes
E-1258
MFP/
printer
Scanner
Dongle
PC
LAN
USB
PC
USB Device Server
SX-DS-3000U1
Hard Disk
Connection example
Features
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SX-DS-3000U1
Fast Ethernet USB Device Server
USB Hub support
By using an optional USB-Hub several USB devices can be connected simultaneously.
The max. no. of USB devices on the SX-DS-3000U1 is 7, subject to overhead data traffic of the USB devices.
The max. no. of USB devices on the SX-DS-3000U1 is 7, subject to overhead data traffic of the USB devices.
The silex SX-DS-3000U1 is a USB-Device-Server to easily connect and share USB devices on a network. Based on silex’
USB IP technology “Virtual Link”, the SX-DS-3000U1 delivers smooth network connectivity to your USB devices. It ensures
full compatibility with a large variety of USB devices and software. Popular applications include USB Printers and Multi-
function Printers (including GDI), USB software protection dongles, card reader and storage devices. The SX-DS-3000U1
is a cost effective, user friendly USB Device Server with reliable quality.
USB IP technology “Virtual Link”, the SX-DS-3000U1 delivers smooth network connectivity to your USB devices. It ensures
full compatibility with a large variety of USB devices and software. Popular applications include USB Printers and Multi-
function Printers (including GDI), USB software protection dongles, card reader and storage devices. The SX-DS-3000U1
is a cost effective, user friendly USB Device Server with reliable quality.
What is a USB Device Server?
It is a network device that uses the USB Virtual Link
technology to make USB devices network-ready.
Thanks to the USB Virtual Link technology from silex
technology, a variety of USB devices can be used on a
network, just as though they were connected with a
USB cable.
technology to make USB devices network-ready.
Thanks to the USB Virtual Link technology from silex
technology, a variety of USB devices can be used on a
network, just as though they were connected with a
USB cable.
What is SX Virtual Link?
SX Virtual Link is a software application for the use of
the USB Virtual Link technology. With SX Virtual Link,
the computer can establish a remote connection over
the network to any USB device connected to the USB
device server.
the USB Virtual Link technology. With SX Virtual Link,
the computer can establish a remote connection over
the network to any USB device connected to the USB
device server.
Print Server Function
Supports standard TCP/IP printing (LPR/IPP/RAW)
The product supports the general RAW-mode, LPR-mode and IPP-mode network printing protocols.
When the product is connected to a printer, the standard Windows print function can be used to print.
When the product is connected to a printer, the standard Windows print function can be used to print.
Function for automatic printer connection
By setting up this function using SX Virtual Link, a print job is automatically detected for a configured
printer: The connection to the printer is established, the print process is executed and the connection is
disconnected again. The print server is ready for the next print job from another user. Thus the device
server function simultaneously includes a print server function that is also suitable for GDI printers.
printer: The connection to the printer is established, the print process is executed and the connection is
disconnected again. The print server is ready for the next print job from another user. Thus the device
server function simultaneously includes a print server function that is also suitable for GDI printers.
Networking of USB devices
The network is searched for the product and the
connected USB devices; the search results are
displayed in an overview on the main screen.
connected USB devices; the search results are
displayed in an overview on the main screen.
If another user is using a shared USB device, a request
for use can be sent. It can also be specified that failure
to respond to this request will automatically lead to a
disconnection after a timeout.
for use can be sent. It can also be specified that failure
to respond to this request will automatically lead to a
disconnection after a timeout.