Description
USB 1.1 Extra Distance Extender

WORKS WITH:
KEYBOARDS, MICE, PRINTERS, ETC.

The USB RANGER 110 is a commercial grade product designed for USB applications. It provides all the flexibility of extended range USB in a ready-to-use package. The USB RANGER 110i is optimized for applications where 1 device be operated remotely with full power.  Additionally, it also works with low power devices.

Further Explanation...
USB Ranger products are composed of two separate units: the Local Extender (LEX) and the Remote Extender (REX). Conventional USB cables are used to connect the LEX unit to the host computer and to connect the remote USB device to the REX unit. Category 5 UTP cabling is used to connect the LEX and REX units over a distance of up to 328ft.
The USB RANGER 110 includes a power adapter for North America (110v).  This power adapter can be conveniently placed at either end giving you maximum flexibility!

Compatible with standard devices
The USB Ranger 110 extender represents a significant milestone in the USB market, supporting USB 1.1 devices, both high power consumption and low power consumption devices. This is a 1 Port , Class A devices which connects host computers and peripherals with standard Category 5 UTP cable.
 

What's included

• Local Unit (LEX)
• Remote Unit (REX)
• USB 2.0 Cable
• User Guide
• NOTE: Cat 5 Patch Cable is not included in this package, please purchase separately by clicking this link

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does "LEX" and "REX" stand for? What do they do?

LEX stands for Local EXtender.
REX stands for Remote EXtender.
These two units comprise a standard Icron Extension solution. The LEX unit interfaces to the host PC via a Type-B USB connector. The LEX interfaces to the REX unit over the extension media (Cat-5 UTP, Fiber, etc.) and the REX unit provides connectivity for one or more USB devices at the remote location.

Can I daisy-chain ExtremeUSB systems together for longer reach?

No, it is not possible to daisy chain multiple ExtremeUSB systems together. Only a single LEX and REX pair can be connected to a host PC to ensure proper operation.

Can the CAT-5 based USB Extenders operate through a standard Ethernet hub, switch or router?

No. Icron's USB extenders do not use standard Ethernet over the Cat-5 link and are not compatible with Ethernet hubs, switches or routers. The link protocol used is proprietary and operates only as a dedicated point-to-point connection.

What is the CAT-5 pin out for my product?

Most Icron products use two out of the four pairs in a standard Cat-5 UTP cable. Icron uses pins 4,5 and 7,8 on the RJ-45 connector. This is a standard straight-through connection. The Rover 1650 and 2650 units are the only exceptions. Both of these products use all four pairs of the UTP cable.