The Icron USB 2.0 Ranger is an Extender which supports the newer USB 2.0 protocol and is backwards compatible with USB 1.1 low speed and full speed peripherals. These USB 2.0 peripheral devices can be placed over a distance up to 330 feet away from the host computer as opposed to the previous distance barrier of 164 feet with the USB 1.1 version. Host computer and peripheral usb extension is enabled over standard Category 5/ Category 6 UTP cable. Speeds up to 480 Mbps are supported by them. The typical extenders support a limited number of peripherals but by using standard USB hubs, the number can be increased. These extenders ideally support I/O devices, printers, scanners, web cams, hard drives, flash drives and mp3 players.

Powered by patented ExtremeUSB technology, this USB Ranger supports a single device port. Requiring no device drivers for operation, this product is truly a plug and play solution. These extenders are compatible with major operating systems such as Windows, Linux, Mac OS and SUN. RoHS compliant, this product also has the FCC and CE Class A agency approvals. They are available in various models such as Icron ranger 2102, Ranger 2104, Ranger 140, Ranger 440, Ranger 442 and Ranger 444 with the different models supporting different device ports. While Ranger 2102 and 140 support single device ports, the rest support 4 ports.

A latest addition to the family of USB Extender, the Icron USB Ranger units are also available for extensions over single or multimode fiber optic cables. A standard Icron Extension solution is comprised of two units, LEX which stands for Local Extender and REX which stands for Remote Extender. Both these units have different functions. While the LEX unit interfaces to the host PC via a Type-B USB connector and to the REX unit over the extension media, the REX unit provides connectivity for one or more high powered USB devices at the remote location. The connections are secured via USB cables. The device is powered at both local and remote extender units.

The Icron USB 2.0 Ranger is a significant development in the USB 2.0 peripherals market. It is used in digital signage applications and also for remote desktop USB connections.

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