Silex technology DS-510 User manual

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Thank you for purchasing the USB Device Server “DS-510”.
This Setup Guide provides information on how to congure
and use the DS-510 in your network.
The following items are required. * If the DS-510 has been used in another network,
reset it to factory default first (see below for
details).
Remove the AC plug from the power
outlet (1).
Push and hold the push switch (2)
with a fine tipped object such as a pen
or pencil while inserting the AC plug
back into the power outlet (3).
Continue holding.
When the LINK LED starts to blink (4),
the factory default configuration is
complete.
Release the push switch.
* There are USB devices not supported due to
the driver specification. Please check the
latest compatibility information on our
website.
* For each USB port, only 1 device can run on
bus power.
Connect the DS-510 to the USB device
using a USB cable (2).
If the USB device requires external
power, use the power supply cable (6).
Connect the AC adaptor to the DS-510 (3)
and the AC plug to the power outlet (4).
Check that POWER LED and LINK LED
turn on (5).
* Be sure to use the AC adaptor that came
with the DS-510.
Connect the DS-510 to the Ethernet
HUB using a network cable (1).
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Download the utilities and user's manual below and extract them on
your computer.
Access the URL below from the computer you are using to
congure the DS-510.
This section explains how to download the necessary utilities and user's manual from our website.
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Utility
User's Manual
Device Server Setup
DS-510 User's Manual
SX Virtual Link
URL: https://www.silextechnology.com/
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Go to the Support page and select the product model.
Product Model DS-510
DS-510
Setup Guide
Step 1. Power on and Conguration
Before You Begin
How to power on the DS-510 is explained:
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By default, the DS-510 is configured to automatically obtain an IP
address from the DHCP server. If the DHCP server is installed on
your network, the configuration will not be necessary. In such a
case, go on to install the SX Virtual Link (see the back).
When you want to configure the IP address manually or you are not
sure if there is the DHCP server on your network, move on to .
How to congure the DS-510 is explained: Extract the Device Server Setup le
that you have downloaded at
Downloading the necessary items.
1See the contained PDF manual (Device
Server Conguration) to congure the
DS-510 using the Device Server Setup
utility.
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* Before moving on to , please temporarily disable
the rewall function of the computer you use for
conguration. Some of the methods to disable the
rewall are provided in the FAQ on our homepage.
- Standard Windows XP rewall
- Commercial security software's rewall function
Power connector
LINK LED
Network port
POWER LED
Push Switch
USB port
Push Switch
LINK LED
AC Adaptor
Power Outlet
Factory Default Conguration
Power Outlet
Network Cable
Network
Ethernet HUB
USB Device
USB Cable
LINK LED
(5)
(6)
AC Adaptor
(2) (3)
(1)
(4)
POWER LED
(4)
（2）
(1) (3)
Name of Parts
There are Windows version and Macintosh version for each utility.
Please download the one appropriate for your operating system.
Package Contents
DS-510
Warranty Booklet
AC adaptor
Setup Guide (this document)
Downloading the necessary items
1-1. Power on
1-2. Conguration
Ethernet HUB Network cable USB cable
WA101800XD

The SX Virtual Link is the software program to make a
communication between your computer and the USB
devices connected to the device server.
To use the USB devices over the network, you have to
connect to or disconnect from it using the SX Virtual Link.
Click the application icon ( ) in the task tray
or click Start - (All) Programs - SX Virtual
Link - SX Virtual Link.
Click the application icon ( ) in the Dock or
click Macintosh HD - Applications - SX
Virtual Link.
Starting the SX Virtual Link
To install the driver, refer to the operating manual that
came with the USB device, or follow the instructions on
the screen displayed after clicking the Connect button
in the SX Virtual Link.
Connecting the USB devices
Select a USB device and click the Connect button ( ).
The USB device can be connected when the status icon
[ ] is displayed.
* The USB device can also be connected by selecting
and double-clicking it on the SX Virtual Link.
* If a device server is not displayed on a list, please click
the Refresh button ( ).
* Do not unplug the USB cable or network cable, or click
the Disconnect button ( ) on the SX Virtual Link
while the USB device is in use.
The Plug and Play function automatically creates an
appropriate environment to use the selected device.
The USB device will be ready to use once the status
icon has changed to [ ]. See the operating manual
that came with your USB device for how to use it.
When you have nished using the USB device,
disconnect the device by selecting it and
clicking the Disconnect button ( ).
* The USB device can also be disconnected by selecting
and double-clicking it on the SX Virtual Link.
Accessing Online Help
Disconnecting the USB devices
Step1.本製品の設置と設定
If the SX Virtual Link is not installed to your computer,
install it by following the instructions in this section.
Extract the SX Virtual Link le that you have downloaded
at Downloading the necessary items.
1See the contained PDF manual (SX Virtual Link Installation) to
install the SX Virtual Link.
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The SX Virtual Link installer will restart your computer after it is
installed. Make sure that you nished all software programs on your
computer before starting the installation.
Step 2. Using the USB Devices over Network
* When using the USB device for the rst time, you may
need to install the device driver for that USB device.
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* Only one device can be connected at a time. When
the USB device is in use by another computer, the
status icon [ ] is displayed, which means that the
USB device is not available now.
USA : silex technology america, Inc.
E-mail : suppor[email protected]
URL : https://www.silextechnology.com/
Phone : [phone]
Europe : silex technology europe GmbH
E-mail : [e-mail]
URL : https://www.silextechnology.com/
Phone : [phone]
Customer Support
Macintosh
Windows
Macintosh
Windows
Windows Macintosh
2-1. Installing the SX Virtual Link
2-2. Basic Use of the SX Virtual Link
Click the Help button ( ) and
select Help from the menu displayed.