SIIG JU-SW2212-S1 User manual

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USB 2.0 Switch
Quick Installation Guide
Introducing the USB 2.0 Switch
The USB 2.0 Switch is designed to share USB devices
between multiple systems.
FeaturesandBenefits
• Compliant with USB Specifications, Revision 2.0.
Hot-swapping feature allows you to attach/detach
USB devices without powering down your
computer
• Use keyboard Hotkey control (PC only) or Power
LED/Manual Switching Button to switch between
computers
• Designed for USB devices including printers,
scanners, external hard drive enclosures, cameras,
CD-ROMS and more. Note: Not designed to work
with keyboard or mouse.
SystemRequirements
• PC or Mac®computer with an available USB port
(USB 2.0 recommended)
• Windows®7 (32-/64-bit) / Vista (32-/64-bit) / XP
(32-/64-bit) / Server 2003 & 2008 (32-/64-bit) /
2000/ ME / 98SE
• Mac OS®X v10.0 or later

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PackageContents
•USB 2.0 Switch
• 2 USB 2.0 cables (6 Ft, Type A to Type B)
• Driver CD and Quick Installation Guide
Layout
Do Not plug the USB 2.0 Switch into your system until
after the driver has been installed. Please refer to the
Installation section starting on page 4 to install its driver.
USB2.0Switch2-to-2
• Two Type B connectors for system connection
• Two Type A connectors for USB device connection
• Convenient Manual Switching Buttons
Figure 1. USB 2.0 Switch 2-to-2 Layout
To System (Type B connector)
To USB device (Type A connector)
Power LED/Manual
Switching Button

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USB2.0Switch4-to-2
• Four Type B connectors for system connection
• Two Type A connectors for device connection
• Convenient Manual Switching Buttons
Figure 2. USB 2.0 Switch 4-to-2 Layout
To USB device (Type A connector)
Power LED/Manual Switching Button
To System
(Type B connector)
To System
(Type B connector)

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Windows Installation
Important: Do not connect the USB 2.0 Switch to your
system until after the driver has been installed.
Windows 7 (32-/64-bit) / Windows Vista™(32-/64-bit)
1. Insert the driver CD after Windows boots.
At the AutoPlay box: Click Run Setup.exe
If AutoPlay doesn't start: Click Start, in Start Search
type D:\Setup.exe, press Enter. (Change D: to
match your CD/DVD-ROM drive letter)
2. At User Account Control, click Allow.
3. Select your language, then click OK.
4. Click Next, Next, then Finish.
5. Plug the USB 2.0 Switch into an available USB port
(USB 2.0 recommended) with the supplied USB
cables and the driver will install automatically.
6. Press the Power LED/Manual Switching Button
thatmatchesthesystemtocompletetheinstallation.
WindowsXP(32-/64-bit)/Server2003(32-/64-bit)
1. Insert the driver CD after Windows boots.
2. AutoRun should start the installation. If AutoRun
doesn't start, click Start, Run, type D:\setup.exe,
thenclickOK. (Change D: tomatchyourCD/DVD-
ROM drive letter)
3. Select your language, then click OK.
4. Click Next, Next, then Finish.

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5. Plug the USB 2.0 Switch into an available USB port
(USB 2.0 recommended) with the supplied USB
cables and the driver will install automatically.
6. Press the Power LED/Manual Switching Button
thatmatchesthesystemtocompletetheinstallation.
WindowsServer2008(32-/64-bit)
1. Insert the driver CD after Windows boots.
At the AutoPlay box: Click Run Setup.exe.
If AutoPlay doesn't start: Click Start, in Start Search
type D:\Setup.exe, press Enter. (Change D: to
match your CD/DVD-ROM drive letter)
2. Select your language, then click OK.
3. Click Next, Next, then Finish.
4. Plug the USB 2.0 Switch into an available USB port
(USB 2.0 recommended) with the supplied USB
cables and the driver will install automatically.
5. Press the Power LED/Manual Switching Button
thatmatchesthesystemtocompletetheinstallation.
Windows 2000 / ME
1. Insert the driver CD after Windows boots.
2. AutoRun should start the installation. If AutoRun
doesn't start, click Start, Run, type D:\setup.exe,
then click OK. (Change D: to match your CD/
DVD-ROM drive letter)
3. Select your language, then click OK.

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4. Click Next, Next, then Finish.
5. Restart Windows. When Windows resumes, plug
the USB 2.0 Switch into an available USB port (USB
2.0 recommended) with the supplied USB cables
and the driver will install automatically.
6. Press the Power LED/Manual Switching Button
thatmatchesthesystemtocompletetheinstallation.
Windows98SE
1. Insert the driver CD after Windows boots.
2. AutoRun should start the installation. If AutoRun
doesn't start, click Start, Run, type D:\setup.exe,
then click OK.(ChangeD: to match your CD/DVD-
ROM drive letter)
3. Select your language, then click OK.
4. Click Next, Next, then Finish.
5. Restart Windows. When Windows resumes, plug
the USB 2.0 Switch into an available USB port (USB
2.0 recommended) with the supplied USB cables.
6. When Windows prompts for the driver again, click
Next.
7. Select Search for the best driver..., and click Next.
8. Clear all check boxes, click Next, click Next again.
Note: If prompted for Windows Installation CD-
ROM, click OK. Insert this CD, thenclickOKagain.
9. Click Finish. If prompted, click Yes to restart.

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ToVerify Windows Installation
1. Go to Device Manager to verify installation.
For Windows 7:RightclickComputer, click Manage,
then click Device Manager.
For Windows Vista: Right click Computer, click
Manage,click Continue,thenclickDeviceManager.
For Windows XP / Server 2003 / 2000: Right click My
Computer, click Manage, then click Device
Manager.
For Windows Server 2008: Right click Computer,
click Manage, double click Diagnostics, then click
Device Manager.
For Windows 98SE/ME: Right clickMy Computer,
click Properties, then click Device Manager.
2. Depending on the status of the Power LED/Manual
Switching Button, use the option that best matches
the system.
Power LED is lit: Double click Universal Serial Bus
controllers and Generic USB Hub should be
displayed.
Power LED is off: Double click Human Interface
Devices. HID-compliant device and either USB
Human Interface Device or USB Input Device
should be displayed.

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Windows Device Switching
HotkeyControl,StatusIndicator andPowerLED/Manual
Switching Button are the three methods that can be used
to switch devices between systems.
Note: For mass storage devices, such as Zip drives,
USB readers and CD-ROMs, before switching the
USB device to another system, it must be released
from the system that controls it. Before switching
devices to another system, use Windows' Safely
Remove Hardware feature, located in the taskbar,
to Stop the USB device.
HotkeyControl
Press Ctrl+F11 to switch the USB device to the current
system.
StatusIndicator
1. TheStatus Indicator is located in the taskbar by the
system clock. The indicator has three functions:
Red: Another system is accessing the device -
switching not allowed.
Green: The current system controls the device.
Yellow: No system controls the device - switching
is allowed.
2. If the Status Indicator does not show on the taskbar,
double click the USB Sharing icon, located on the
desktop, to start it manually.

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3. Right click the Status Indicator and select Switch
can also switch USB access to the current system.
Note: Devices such as external hard drives and
printers send signals back and forth to your
computer when they are connected. This causes
the Status Indicator to remain red. Switching
is still possible by clicking Yes in the Enforce
Switching pop-upbox.
ManualSwitching
Pressing a PowerLED/ManualSwitchingButtonswitches
to the system that is connected to that port.
Mac OS Installation
No driver installation is necessary. Simply plug the USB
2.0 Switch intoanavailableUSB port with the supplied USB
cables (USB 2.0 recommended).
Mac OS Device Switching
Device switching is controlled by the Power LED/Manual
Switching Button. Follow the instructions below for your
device type.
MemoryCardReaders
1. Dragthememorycard'sdriveiconintotheTrashcan.

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2. Remove the memory card from the card reader
then press a switching button to change systems.
3. Insert the memory card into the reader.
MassStorageDevices
CD-ROMs, flash drives and external hard drives drives
typicallyadddrive icons to the desktop. Use the directions
below for switching these devices.
1. Drag the drive icon into the Trashcan.
2. Press the switching button to change systems.
3. The drive icon will appear on the other system.
OtherDevices
For other devices just press the switching button to
change to another system.
Connecting USB Devices
Every USB device has it's own unique installation
procedure. Therefore, it is recommended to read the
device's installation manual before connecting it to the
USB 2.0 Switch.