TRENDnet TU2-NU4 User manual

USB Server User Manual

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USB Server User Manual

TABLE OF CONTENT

Introduction..................................................................................................................................... 4

Features....................................................................................................................................... 4

Unpacking................................................................................................................................... 4

Software Installation....................................................................................................................... 5

Utility.......................................................................................................................................... 6

Menu bar................................................................................................................................. 6

Using the utility for USB Servers............................................................................................... 7

General Configuration ............................................................................................................ 8

Maintenance............................................................................................................................ 9

Using utility for USB Devices.................................................................................................... 9

Configuration with Web-based UI............................................................................................ 11

Network Information/Setting................................................................................................ 12

Restart................................................................................................................................... 12

Factory Default ..................................................................................................................... 13

Update Firmware .................................................................................................................. 13

Change Password.................................................................................................................. 14

Specifications................................................................................................................................ 15

Limited Warranty.......................................................................................................................... 16

USB Server User Manual

Introduction

The 4-Port Network USB Hub (model TU2-NU4) provides access to

most USB devices over a Local Area Network.

Connect USB hard drives, flash drives, printers, digital cameras, iPods™

and other USB peripherals to this compact hub for fast network-wide file

sharing.

Install the included utility on each computer to provide access to the 4-

Port Network USB Hub*. Power up the device and connect it to an

available Ethernet port on a wired router, wireless router, or networked

switch. Plug in USB devices and start sharing content across your digital

network.

Features

•Access USB devices across your Local Area Network

•Connect USB hard drives, flash drives, printers, digital cameras,

iPods and more

•High Speed USB 2.0 data transfers

•One 10/100Mbps Auto-MDIX Fast Ethernet Port

•Compliant with USB 2.0 high speed data communication

•Supports USB storage devices such as hard drives, flash driver and

memory card readers

•Turns most USB peripheral devices into a shared network resource

•Supports most USB printers and all-in-one multi-functional

printers

•Compliant with Windows 7/Vista/XP

•3-year limited warranty

Unpacking

Open the box of the Network USB Hub and carefully unpack it. The box

should contain the following items:

TU2-NU4 4-Port Network USB Hub

CD-Rom (Utility & User’s Guide)

Multi-Language Quick Installation Guide

Power Adapter (5V DC, 3A)

If any item is found missing or damaged, please contact your local

reseller for replacement.

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Software Installation

1) Insert the Utility CD-ROM into your computer’s CD_ROM Drive

and click Install Utility.

2) Follow the InstallShield Wizard Instructions

3) Click Finish to restart the computer.

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Utility

To start the USB Server program, please double click the shortcut icon

of the USB Server on the Desktop.

This brings up the main dialog. The main dialog box of USB Server is

shown below.

Menu bar

System: Provides option to exit and close utility

Tools

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Basic: Check option to have utility automatically run during PC start up

Display: Check this option to display selected server information

Auto Disconnect: Enable this option on the type of devices (USB

storage or USB printers) after idle period. Idle period is set to 3 minutes.

Help

About: Display utility information.

Using the utility for USB Servers

The utility allows you to apply settings changes to the USB server (TU2-

NU4).

Refresh Server List: Click this option for the utility to refresh all

connected servers and all connected USB devices.

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Go to Homepage: Click this option to open the TU2-NU4’s user

interface.

Configure Server: Click this option to configure the TU2-NU4 through

the utility

General Configuration

Server Name: Assign the name of the selected USB server and click

OK. This is useful when your network has multiple servers

connected.

DHCP: Enable this option to allow the USB server to obtain DHCP

from a DHCP server. When option is disable, enter the IP

Address and Subnet schemes similar to your networks.

Restart Server: Click this option to reboot the USB server

OK: Click to confirm settings

Apply: Click to apply settings

Cancel: Click to close window

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Maintenance

Server Password

New Password: Enter a new password for the TU2-NU4

Confirm Password: Re-enter the new password for the TU2-NU4

Submit: Click Submit when new password information has been entered

System Firmware:

Update File: Click this option to update the firmware on the TU-NU4

Cancel: Click to close window

Using utility for USB Devices

The utility tells you the status of all the USB Servers and devices that

are accessible to you. A USB Servers is either accessible or inaccessible.

An inaccessible server is either disconnected from the network, powered

off or suffers other technical difficulties that prevent it from being

accessed by your PC. Inaccessible server will not show up on the tree

view.

However, the devices have several kinds of status:

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Connect: Select the USB device listed on the utility and click to

establish connection.

Disconnect: Select the connected USB device and click to properly

disconnect the USB device.

Request to Disconnect: Click when another user is connected to the

USB device. The other user will receive notification of your request.

Yes: Click Yes if you would like to properly disconnect to the USB

device and allow other user’s to establish connection

No: Click to deny connection request.

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