Name: USB 2.0 To LAN RJ45 Ethernet 10/100Mbps Network Card Adapter For PC
SKU: 1148659

This device is capable of connecting a USB port to an Ethernet cable. USB to Ethernet adapters allow users to connect multiple devices together via an Ethernet cable rather than using a USB cable, which is generally shorter and less reliable. USB to Ethernet adapters rely on Plug-and-Play technology that allows a user to simply plug the device into any USB port and then connect an Ethernet cable to it. The user then connects the other side of the Ethernet cable to a separate device in order to transfer files, share an Internet connection, or communicate via application data.

Overview

This device is capable of connecting a USB port to an Ethernet cable
Switch 10Mbps or 100Mbps network automatically
Support all USB standard commands
Compliant to USB interface version 1.0 / 1.1 / 2.0
Interface Type: USB 2.0 male to RJ45 female

To use this accessory you just need to connect it to your laptop or computer and then install it to upgrade your device to operate at 10/100 Mbps speeds on the LAN. Its compact and light weight design does not take much space and keeps your place clutter free while it displays its superior working functions.

Features

Switch 10Mbps or 100Mbps network automatically
Half / full duplex 10 / 100Mbps operation
Support Full Duplex Flow Control (IEEE802.3X)
Support all USB standard commands
Support suspend / resume detection logic
Compliant to USB interface version 1.0 / 1.1 / 2.0
Support 10Mbps and 100Mbps N-way auto-negotiation operation
Interface Type: USB 2.0 male to RJ45 female

Applications

USB to Ethernet adapters have several applications. For example, Ethernet cables can be much longer than USB cables and can be connected directly between two devices, allowing data to be shared between them.
If a user has a computer that is directly connected to a wall-based Ethernet port and wishes to connect a second computer to that same Internet connection, he/she can use a USB to Ethernet adapter to bridge an Internet connection between the two computers via the primary computer’s USB port.