Vscom Netusb-400i User manual

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User Manual

NetUSB-400i

Edition: October 2009

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Contents

1 Introduction 6

1.1 About this Manual ..................................... 6

1.1.1 Type Styles ..................................... 6

1.1.2 Software Versions covered ............................. 6

2 Speciﬁcation 7

3 Installation Instructions 8

3.1 Installing the NetUSB-400i USB Server Hardware .................... 8

3.1.1 Connect the NetUSB-400i USB Server to your Network ............ 8

3.1.2 Connect the USB Server’s Power Supply / Read the LEDs .......... 8

3.2 Installing the Windows USBIP Admin Utility Software ................. 9

3.3 Uninstalling the Windows USBIP Admin Utility Software ............... 9

4 Windows Utility 10

4.1 Server Manager ....................................... 11

4.1.1 Server Conﬁguration ................................ 14

Basic Settings: ................................... 15

IP Settings: ..................................... 15

Password: ...................................... 16

4.1.2 Upgrade Firmware ................................. 16

4.1.3 Restore factory Defaults .............................. 19

4.2 Quick Conﬁguration Utility (Search USB Server by MAC-ID) ............. 19

4.3 Device Mapping ...................................... 22

4.4 Using Your USB Devices on the Network ........................ 23

4.4.1 Using Your First USB Device ........................... 23

4.4.2 Automatic functions per USB Device ....................... 24

Auto Connect Mode: ................................ 25

Auto Re-Connect USB Devices: .......................... 25

Auto Launch: .................................... 25

4.4.3 Printer Auto-Connect ............................... 26

4.4.4 Device Request ................................... 27

4.5 Operation without User Intervention ........................... 28

4.5.1 Auto Start when the User logs on ......................... 28

4.5.2 Auto Start without a User logged on ....................... 29

5 NetUSB-400i USBIP Web Server 30

5.1 Home Page ......................................... 30

5.2 Network Page ....................................... 31

5.3 Status Page ......................................... 32

5.4 Upgrade page ....................................... 32

5.5 Log Page .......................................... 33

6 Additional Information 33

6.1 USB Server Status LEDs ................................. 33

Ready LED “RDY”: ................................ 33

Power LED “PWR”: ................................ 34

USB Port Status LEDs: .............................. 34

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List of Figures

Ethernet: ...................................... 34

6.2 Hardware Restore Factory Default Button ........................ 34

6.3 Hardware Reset Button .................................. 35

6.4 Network Information .................................... 35

6.4.1 Function principle ................................. 35

6.4.2 Server Software components ............................ 36

6.5 Compatible USB Devices ................................. 36

7 Troubleshooting 36

List of Figures

1 Ethernet Port, Ready LED, Power LED ......................... 8

2 Power Connector ...................................... 8

3 USBIP Admin Utility in the Systray ........................... 9

4 USB over IP Client Logo .................................. 9

5 USB Server Uninstall Option ............................... 9

6 USBIP Admin Utility Window .............................. 11

7 USBIP Server Manager .................................. 12

8 USBIP Search Servers ................................... 12

9 USBIP Searching Servers ................................. 13

10 USBIP Admin Utility Unlock Server ........................... 13

11 USBIP Enter Password .................................. 13

12 Unlock Successful ...................................... 13

13 USBIP Select Server Conﬁguration ............................ 14

14 USBIP Server Settings ................................... 14

15 USBIP Conﬁguration OK ................................. 14

16 USBIP Change Server Name ............................... 15

17 USBIP IP Settings ..................................... 15

18 USBIP Conﬁgure IP Settings ............................... 15

19 USBIP IP Settings Static ................................. 16

20 USBIP Conﬁgure Password ................................ 16

21 USBIP Upgrade Firmware Option ............................ 17

22 USBIP Select Firmware Upgrade ............................. 17

23 USBIP Restore Factory Defaults ............................. 19

24 USBIP Restore OK ..................................... 19

25 USBIP Search by MAC-ID ................................ 20

26 USBIP Add Firewall Exception .............................. 20

27 USBIP Start Quick Search ................................. 20

28 USBIP Standard Search .................................. 21

29 USBIP Search by MAC ID ................................ 21

30 USBIP Conﬁrm Quick Conﬁguration ........................... 22

31 USBIP Device List ..................................... 23

32 USB Ports and LED .................................... 24

33 Device Settings Option ................................... 24

34 Device Settings Dialog ................................... 25

35 Device Settings saved ................................... 25

36 USBIP Printer AutoConnect ............................... 26

37 DeviceRequest Option ................................... 27

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List of Figures

38 DeviceRequest Sent .................................... 27

39 DeviceRequest Received .................................. 27

40 Select options ........................................ 28

41 Settings ........................................... 29

42 Web Home Page of NetUSB-400i ............................. 30

43 Network Page ........................................ 31

44 Device Status Table .................................... 32

45 Upgrade Page ........................................ 32

46 Log Page .......................................... 33

47 USBIP LED ......................................... 33

48 Default Button ....................................... 34

49 Reset Button ........................................ 35

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1 Introduction

The NetUSB-400i is an industrial-strength network-based USB Server for connecting four USB

devices directly to the 10/100Mbps Ethernet network running TCP/IP. By adding this USB Server

to LAN, you can network-enable the USB devices and break the traditional ﬁve-meter USB cabling

distance limitation. By this implementation, USB devices connected to NetUSB-400i can be made

available to remote clients over LAN.

Key Features

•Extends USB cabling distance beyond ﬁve meters.

•Allows USB Devices to be used and shared by client PCs over LAN.

•Supports wide variety of USB devices.

•Supports devices connected to USB Hubs.

•Supports Printer Auto Connect while sharing the printer to diﬀerent client PCs.

•Compatible with bulk, interrupt and isochronous type USB devices.

•Provides Plug and Play function same as on board USB port.

•Access and monitor USB devices over a User-Friendly Application interface.

•Industrial metal case.

•Supports wide input power range: DC 9-30V.

1.1 About this Manual

1.1.1 Type Styles

Slanted Words are used to denote text messages and option names as seen in the PC client soft-

ware.

Typewriter Style is used to show example user input for some dialogs.

Bold Face is used for those hardware components, which have their names printed on the case of

NetUSB-400i.

When a button or icon is mentioned in the text, sometimes it is displayed in the border area of the

page, adjacent to the passage describing it.

1.1.2 Software Versions covered

As of time of writing this manual, the client software is in version 1.0.00.27, including support for

Windows 7 (beta status). The previous version 1.00.00.25 supports Windows XP and Vista only.

The latest ﬁrmware for NetUSB-400i is 1.0.00.44.

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2 Speciﬁcation

The NetUSB-400i USB Server provides:

•RJ45 Ethernet to 4 USB ports.

•Allows USB Devices to be used and shared by client PCs over LAN.

•4 USB 2.0 High Speed Ports up to 480Mbps speed.

•Full 500mA power provided to each USB port.

•USB port supports over current protection.

•Supports wide variety of USB devices.

•10BaseT/100BaseTx Fast Ethernet support.

•Supports IP addressing as Static or by DHCP.

•LEDs for system/Ethernet/USB ports.

•Field-upgradeable ﬁrmware.

•Supports Reset button for system reset.

•Supports Default button for conﬁguration to default setting.

•Industrial metal case.

•Input power range: DC9V~DC30V.

•Compatible with Windows XP/2003 Server, Vista/Windows 2008 Server, Windows 7.

•Regulatory approvals: FCC Class B (DoC) and CE.

•RoHS compliant.

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3 Installation Instructions

3.1 Installing the NetUSB-400i USB Server Hardware

Note: Do not connect your USB device(s) to the USB Server until you have ﬁnished installing the

USB Server software and hardware!!!

3.1.1 Connect the NetUSB-400i USB Server to your Network

First connect an Ethernet cable to the USB Server’s LAN port (ﬁgure 1):

Figure 1: Ethernet Port, Ready LED, Power LED

Once the Ethernet cable is connected, connect the other end of the cable to your network. This

can be a free Ethernet port on your DSL Router, Ethernet Hub/Switch, or an 802.11n Router/base

station.

If you do not have a network, you can connect the NetUSB-400i USB Server directly to the Ethernet

port on your computer, using a so-called Cross-Over cable.

3.1.2 Connect the USB Server’s Power Supply / Read the LEDs

Connect the included power supply to the NetUSB-400i USB Server’s power connector (ﬁgure 2).

Figure 2: Power Connector

Once the USB Server is powered, you will notice the NetUSB-400i USB Server’s red PWR LED

turns ON and the yellow RDY LED light blinks for a few seconds and then stays solid.

Note: Please read the section 6.1 in this manual for understanding Status Light behavior.

The NetUSB-400i USB Server hardware installation is now complete. Please proceed to the Win-

dows USBIP Admin Utility software installation instructions.

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3 Installation Instructions

3.2 Installing the Windows USBIP Admin Utility Software

The following instructions outline the installation of the Windows USBIP Admin Utility software

for Windows Operating Systems only. If the instructions are diﬀerent for any operating system,

the diﬀerence will be mentioned. Although screen shots of the Server Utility software may not

match to your operating system, please note that button, menu, and tab names are identical on

the supported platforms.

For reasons outlined in section 3.3 it is recommended to use the root account of your Windows

for installation of the drivers. The root account is created when installing Windows, the name is

Administrator in English (and German) language Windows versions. This account may not be

available on your “Welcome Screen”. Hold down the Ctrl- and Alt-keys, while pressing the Del-key

twice. You get a box where you enter the User name: (Administrator) and the Password:.

The USBIP Admin Utility Setup is an Install Shield based application, which can be used for in-

stalling, uninstalling and upgrading the NetUSB-400i client Software. Please run the self-explanatory

Install Shield application to install the USBIP Admin Utility. Follow the instructions on the screen.

On Vista and Windows 7 the User Account Control (UAC) may request your explicit permission

to install the software.

Once the installation is complete, the USB Over IP logo displays for a short time. The USBIP

Admin Utility shortcut is placed on the desktop as well as in the system tray, shown in ﬁgure 3.

Figure 3: USBIP Admin Utility in the Systray

Figure 4: USB over IP Client Logo

The USBIP Admin Utility is started every time a user logs on to his account. The software is used

to administer and conﬁgure the NetUSB-400i USB Server on the network. Double click the icon on

the system tray to view the full screen mode of the PC client application as shown in ﬁgure 6.

3.3 Uninstalling the Windows USBIP Admin Utility Software

To completely remove the driver software of NetUSB-400i USB Server from your system, log on

to the Account you used to install the software. There is an entry in the Add or Remove Programs

applet found in Control Panel. Since accounts can be removed from the system, it is best to use the

non-removable root account (Administrator) to install the software. This way you always have

the easy option of removing the drivers.

Figure 5: USB Server Uninstall Option

First terminate the USBIP Admin Utility. Close the Window if it is open, then right-click on the

icon in the systray. Select Exit and the icon disappears from the systray.

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4 Windows Utility

Click the Remove button to start the uninstall process. After short time the icon of USBIP Admin

Utility vanishes from the desktop.

4 Windows Utility

The USBIP Admin Utility application enables the USB devices’ virtualization along with the

USB Server Application (Firmware) loaded onto NetUSB-400i. Any USB device connected to

NetUSB-400i can be made available over the network for diﬀerent Windows hosts to use the de-

vice. The USB Server supports monopoly type connections, i.e. any USB device connected to

NetUSB-400i can be accessed by one host at a time. Other Windows host can access this USB

device once the ﬁrst host relinquishes the connection. Diﬀerent Windows hosts can access diﬀerent

USB devices connected to the same NetUSB-400i.

Example: If a USB Pen Drive, USB Audio device, USB 1.1 Webcam and a USB DVD-ROM

drive are connected to NetUSB-400i, then PC 1 can access the Pen Drive, PC 2 can access the

Audio device, PC 3 can access the Webcam and ﬁnally PC 4 can access the DVD-ROM drive. The

Pen Drive can be accessed by PC 2, PC 3 or PC 4, once PC 1 relinquishes the connection. It does

not matter whether these devices are plugged into the NetUSB-400i, or into the slot on a USB Hub

which is plugged into the NetUSB-400i.

In the case of Printers, the USB Server application’s Printer Auto Connect feature enables multiple

Windows hosts to use the Printer simultaneously. The required monopoly type connection is

established if a print job is performed on a PC, but the PC relinquishes the connection when the

job ended, all without any user interaction. If the printer is used by a diﬀerent PC when the job

is started, the system holds the job until the printer becomes free again.

NetUSB-400i and all the Windows hosts need to be connected to the same LAN and under the same

IP subnet for these functions.

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4 Windows Utility

Figure 6: USBIP Admin Utility Window

The USBIP Admin Utility application has four panels, which are docked in the application (see

ﬁgure 6).

1. Main Window (middle): This displays all the USB Device servers and the USB Devices con-

nected on them

2. Function Panel (left): This panel is used to switch between the Device Mapping and Server

Manager Application. NetUSB-400i’s USBIP Admin Utility has two main functionalities built

in:

a) Device Mapping

b) Server Manager

3. Server/Device Details Panel (right): This displays more detailed information of the server and

the device selected on the main window.

4. Log Panel (bottom): Any event on the USB server creates an entry in the Log panel. This

helps in continuous monitoring of USB device servers on the network.

Each of the panels can be switched oﬀ by View in the Menu bar.

4.1 Server Manager

The Server Manager (ﬁgure 7) enables the Administrator to conﬁgure NetUSB-400i USB Servers

on the network. Select Server Manager in the Function Panel.

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4 Windows Utility

Warning: Do not enter the Server Manager, unless your account has administrative privileges on

your computer. Only such users should conﬁgure the NetUSB-400i USB Server. If your account is

User type (with restricted privileges), you should expect occasional error message boxes.

Figure 7: USBIP Server Manager

The Server Manager has an option to search for the USB servers on the Network.

Right-Click on the Server Manager Main window, click on Search Servers (shown in ﬁgure 8). The

same operation can be done by selecting Search Servers from Server Manager in the Menu bar.

Figure 8: USBIP Search Servers

The Searching for Servers dialog pops up and lists all the NetUSB-400i USB Server devices on the

network (ﬁgure 9). After some seconds it automatically closes, and the detected servers are listed

in the Main Window.

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4 Windows Utility

Figure 9: USBIP Searching Servers

The USB Device Servers are password protected and must be unlocked in order to conﬁgure the

selected device. Right-click on a USB Server.

Figure 10: USBIP Admin Utility Unlock Server

On selecting Unlock the password dialog pops up (ﬁgure 11). Key-in the password in the PassWord

dialog. The default password for the NetUSB-400i USB Server is usbip.

Figure 11: USBIP Enter Password

If the Authentication is successful an Unlock successful dialog appears. Now the USB Server can

be conﬁgured for various settings as given in section 4.1.1.

Figure 12: Unlock Successful

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4 Windows Utility

4.1.1 Server Conﬁguration

The Server Manager has an option to change Server Conﬁguration settings through USBIP Admin

Utility. To open the server conﬁguration window select the the NetUSB-400i USB Server displayed

on the Server Manager Main window and click the Server Conﬁguration button. You may also

right-click on the server and select the Server Conﬁguration option (ﬁgure 13), or use the function

via Server Manager in the Menu bar.

Figure 13: USBIP Select Server Conﬁguration

Now the Server Conﬁguration window (ﬁgure 14) pops up, with the parameters to conﬁgure.

Figure 14: USBIP Server Settings

Once the conﬁguration change is completed, click on the Save button. Then USBIP Admin Utility

shows a progress bar for some time and after that a message box (Figure 15) pops up.

Figure 15: USBIP Conﬁguration OK

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4 Windows Utility

Basic Settings: The Basic Settings page allows you to specify a server name. Check the Modify

box and enter a new Server Name (ﬁgure 16).

Figure 16: USBIP Change Server Name

IP Settings: The IP Settings page allows you to modify the IP Address and related parameters

on NetUSB-400i.

Figure 17: USBIP IP Settings

To modify the IP Address of the NetUSB-400i, check the Modify box and select the IP Conﬁguration

as DHCP or Static from the drop-down list (ﬁgure 18).

Note: When the Firmware is newly installed, the USB Server will have default IP Address as

192.168.3.22.

Figure 18: USBIP Conﬁgure IP Settings

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4 Windows Utility

After Selecting IP Conﬁguration as Static key-in the desired IP Address of the NetUSB-400i in the

IP Address ﬁeld followed by proper Subnet Mask and Gate Way (ﬁgure 19) values. In DHCP mode

these parameters are given by the DHCP server, so this mode disables the three IP parameter

boxes.

Figure 19: USBIP IP Settings Static

Note: Every board in the network is identiﬁed by its IP address. The USBIP Admin Utility treats

each IP address as a unique device. Even if only the IP Address of the NetUSB-400i is modiﬁed it

treats the same NetUSB-400i as a diﬀerent device.

Password: The Password page allows you to Enable / Disable or change a password on the NetUSB-400i

USB Server. The Password page is shown as ﬁgure 20.

Figure 20: USBIP Conﬁgure Password

Check or uncheck the upper Modify box to Enable or Disable the password option NetUSB-400i

USB Server. Check the lower box to enter a New Password. To protect against typing errors the

password must be given twice.

Note: The only way to clear a wrong or forgotten password is the Default button (section 6.2).

4.1.2 Upgrade Firmware

The NetUSB-400i USB Server Firmware can be upgraded remotely using the Firmware upgrade

option. Select the server in the Server Manager window, and click the Upgrade Firmware button.

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4 Windows Utility

Or right-click on the server and select the Upgrade Firmware option (ﬁg 21). Again this func-

tion is available via Server Manager in the Menu bar. When you upgrade the ﬁrmware using the

Upgrade Firmware option, the following network settings will be retained:

•DHCP or Static setting

•IP Address

•Net Mask

•Default Gateway

•Server Name

•Password enable/disable

•Password

Figure 21: USBIP Upgrade Firmware Option

A “mcs8140-update-x.x.x.xx” ﬁle is required to upgrade the ﬁrmware, where x.x.x.xx represents

the version number of the Firmware.

Technical Note: Make sure to select the appropriate update ﬁle for upgrade and the name and

type of update ﬁle should not be modiﬁed.

Once the Upgrade dialog will pop up and ask for the File name. Select the upgrade ﬁle by clicking

on the Browse button in the Select File dialog (ﬁgure 22) and click on the Transfer button.

Figure 22: USBIP Select Firmware Upgrade

The client utility will check for the version of Firmware currently available on the box and compares

the version number with the version of the update ﬁle.

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4 Windows Utility

•If the Firmware version being updated is same as in the ﬁle, it prompts the user: Same FW

available on board, update not required. Then it terminates the upgrade process without

doing anything.

•If the Firmware version on the board is newer than what is selected as upgrade, it prompts the

user: Latest FW available on board, update not required. Again it terminates the upgrade

process without doing anything.

•If the Firmware version on the board is older than what is being updated, it proceeds with

the Firmware Upgrade process.

•The Boot status LED blinks continuously to indicate that the Firmware Upgrade is in

progress.

•The Status Column in the Firmware Upgrade Status window will display the status of upgrade

with below messages:

–Displays Initializing... at the start of Firmware Upgrade Process (for about 30 Seconds

approximately, from the start of the Upgrade process)

–After 30 Seconds approx. the Status column displays Uploading... for about a minute

–After the above one minute, the Status column displays Applying Changes... for the

remaining duration.

–The above messages will be followed by a continuous increasing & decreasing number

of dots to show that the Firmware upgrade is still in progress. At the end of Firmware

upgrade, the status gets displayed as Upgrade Successful

–When the Firmware Upgrade gets completed, the OK Button appears in the screen for

the user to close the Window.

Important Note: The Upgrade might take a minimum of 5 to 8 minutes to upgrade the total image

on the NetUSB-400i. Do not power-oﬀ the USB Server or remove the network cable during the

Firmware Upgrade. The Boot status LED halts and stands solid again after the ﬁrmware upgrade

is completed.

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4 Windows Utility

4.1.3 Restore factory Defaults

Right click on the USB Server in the Server Manager Window and select the Restore Factory Defaults

function to obtain the manufacturers Default settings as shown below. Or use this function via

Server Manager in the Menu bar.

Figure 23: USBIP Restore Factory Defaults

Then USBIP Admin Utility pops up a window asking to continue or not. If you select the OK

button it will set the NetUSB-400i to manufacturer’s default settings.

Figure 24: USBIP Restore OK

•The Restore Factory default settings can also be implemented by pressing the Default button

(section 6.2) for ten seconds.

4.2 Quick Conﬁguration Utility (Search USB Server by MAC-ID)

Each USB Server has a unique MAC-ID, and can be searched and conﬁgured even if the Server is

not yet conﬁgured in the same network (i.e. the IP Settings do not match your PC conﬁguration).

The Search by MAC ID Quick conﬁguration utility enables the user to search the box by its MAC-

ID. With this feature, one can detect and conﬁgure the IP Settings of the NetUSB-400i USB Server

that is present in the same physical network (same LAN).

Note: This feature will not identify or conﬁgure the NetUSB-400i USB Servers, which are behind

the Router (across the networks).

Right Click on the Server Manager Icon or the Server Manager Window and Select Search by MAC ID

to launch the quick conﬁguration utility (ﬁgure 25).

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4 Windows Utility

Figure 25: USBIP Search by MAC-ID

AQuickConﬁgDlg pops up prompting whether the Application to be added to the Windows Fire-

wall Exception List. The search for the NetUSB-400i USB Server devices is performed by UDP,

usually the Windows Firewall of XP SP2 (or later) blocks the reception of such data. Therefore

the USBIP Admin Utility oﬀers to add itself to the list of allowed applications. If you use some

other Filter-Software, add the exception in that conﬁguration.

Figure 26: USBIP Add Firewall Exception

Click on Yes to continue with the Quick Conﬁguration wizard to conﬁgure the network setting of

the USB Server.

Figure 27: USBIP Start Quick Search

Pre-conﬁgured USB servers can be searched by clicking on the Search button in the USB-Server

Quick Conﬁguration Utility (ﬁgure 28). This is not diﬀerent from the search option described in

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