Best Silex products in the Print servers category
On this page you'll find a ranking of the best Silex products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've already ranked the most important information about the products for you.
1. Silex DS-700 Wired USB device server with USB 3.0
USB 3.0 Device Server with Enterprise Security and IPv4/IPv6 support. Transmission type: LAN (GB). Number of ports: 1. Interfaces: RJ-45 (1000 Mbps), RJ-45 (100 Mbps), USB 2.0, USB 3.0. 1x RJ-45, 1x USB 3.0, 1x USB 2.0. Virtual machines (VM) with USB devices. Easy configuration and installation with AMC Manager. Sharing devices from two different networks. Office devices used in one network can now be simultaneously connected to another network while both networks remain isolated. This is made possible by the DS-700 converting a USB device connection into a local network connection. High data bandwidth. The USB 3 SuperSpeed port of the DS-700 offers higher bandwidth over Gigabit Ethernet LAN than traditional USB 2.0 device servers, ensuring particularly fast data transfer. Support for various devices. Support for isochronous transmission: USB devices such as webcams or speakers that utilize isochronous transmission can be integrated into the network. Support for standard TCP/IP printing (LPR/RAW): The DS-700AC acts as a print server when a printer is connected. The print server supports two common network printing protocols with RAW and LPR printing modes. SX Virtual Link. SX Virtual Link is software for network access to USB devices connected to the USB device server. With SX Virtual Link, you can connect to or disconnect from a remote USB device and request the sharing of a device for your own use from another user. Simple configuration for quick installation. The configuration of the DS-700 is straightforward and quick via the 'Device Server Setup' utility, an integrated configuration webpage, or the AMC Manager.
2. Silex DS-520AN Wireless/Wired USB Device Server 802.11 a/b/g/n up to 300 Mbps - Enterprise Security 802.1X
The use of mobile devices in the office is steadily increasing. At the same time, scanners, multifunction printers, dongles, measuring and reading devices, or USB hard drives often still lack a Wi-Fi interface. The wireless USB Device Server DS-520AN replaces the USB cable with a wireless connection, thereby eliminating the length limitation of USB cables (max. 5 meters). This allows devices to be used flexibly in different locations. Additionally, USB Device Servers enable multiple users to access the devices sequentially over the Wi-Fi network, which contributes to lower acquisition costs for IT infrastructure and more efficient utilization.
Print servers
EUR155,57
Silex DS-520AN Wireless/Wired USB Device Server 802.11 a/b/g/n up to 300 Mbps - Enterprise Security 802.1X
3. Silex Device server SD-3330AC serial RS232 via WLAN
The Silex SD-330AC serial device server is the ideal choice for connecting serial devices used in industrial automation, building automation, and medical equipment to a WLAN network. The server supports both infrastructure mode and ad-hoc mode, allowing you to connect the SD-330AC to WLAN networks in offices and factories, enabling users to move within the range of multiple access points. With the "SX-Virtual Link" software, you can access the serial device servers over WLAN from any point in the network.
The Silex SD-330AC is designed to effortlessly connect serial RS-232C devices to a WLAN network and share them across that network. Many devices in the medical and industrial sectors, such as measuring instruments, PLCs, counters, sensors, industrial displays, and label printers equipped with the serial RS-232C interface, can now be activated with a secure and robust WLAN network functionality.
4. Silex DS-600: IP Gigabit LAN USB3.0 Server
In the professional business environment, there is a wide range of USB devices, such as scanners, multifunction printers, hard drives, or cameras. USB Device Servers transform USB endpoints with limited-length USB cables into flexible network resources. Additionally, they provide enterprise users the freedom to use conventional USB devices in secure or virtual IT environments. Furthermore, they enable the use of USB devices by multiple users in succession, resulting in an optimized cost-benefit ratio and the potential for savings.
A USB Device Server is a network adapter that uses Silex USB Virtual Link technology to make USB devices network-capable. Virtually any type of USB device can thus be used within and over the network, just like when connected directly via USB cable. Existing software and drivers can continue to be used.
Silex Technology has developed the application software SX Virtual Link 4.0.0 or higher for Windows computers. It adds a virtual USB port to the computer, allowing the computer to exchange data with the USB device. The operating system behaves as if there is a direct USB cable connection, even though communication actually occurs bidirectionally over a network connection.
The DS-600 complies with the USB 3.0 specification SuperSpeed-USB. This makes the USB Device Server significantly superior to previous models with Hi-Speed. Even when the USB device generates large amounts of data, such as a document scanner or an RDX or HD drive, the data is transmitted quickly and reliably in conjunction with this USB 3.0 product. This can enhance operational efficiency.
In recent years, security requirements regarding unauthorized data scanning and network intrusion have significantly increased.
5. Silex BR-400 Enterprise Wireless Mesh
The BR-400AN is a mesh network system that allows users to flexibly and effortlessly establish a Wi-Fi infrastructure. Multiple Wi-Fi converters create a cost-effective and fail-safe Wi-Fi infrastructure based on IEEE802.11s and the 802.11 a/b/g/n standard after an automatic setup at the push of a button. With this network bridge, users can set up Wi-Fi environments, such as in offices, healthcare facilities, and industrial plants, where the Internet of Things (IoT) or information and communication technology (ICT) is already actively used for wireless data transmission.
With speeds of up to 130 Mbit/s, the BR-400AN can transmit data with a total latency of just 7 ms. Authentication according to IEEE802.1X ensures enterprise-level security across the corporate network. The converter supports industry-standard authentication and encryption protocols, including WPA.
6. Silex Z-1 Multi-OS wireless presentation system with access point function
SILEX Z-1 Presentation System MultiOS Wireless.
7. Silex DS-700AC device server
Corporate Security for Wi-Fi Networks
The DS-700AC supports WPA3-Enterprise Security to make your wireless network especially secure, while also supporting older Wi-Fi security standards like WPA/WPA2-Enterprise. Private users can protect themselves with WPA/WPA2/WPA3-Personal.
Sharing Devices Across Two Different Networks
Office devices used in one network can now be simultaneously integrated into another network. Both networks remain isolated from each other. This is made possible by the DS-700AC's ability to convert a USB device connection into a local network connection.
High Data Bandwidth
The DS-700AC's USB 3 SuperSpeed port offers higher bandwidth over Gigabit Ethernet LAN than traditional USB 2.0 device servers, ensuring particularly fast data transfer.
Support for Various Devices
Support for Isochronous Transfer
USB devices such as webcams or speakers that utilize isochronous transfer can be integrated into the network.
Support for Standard TCP/IP Printing (LPR/RAW)
The DS-700AC acts as a print server when a printer is connected. The print server supports two common network printing protocols with RAW and LPR printing modes.
SX Virtual Link
SX Virtual Link is software for network access to USB devices connected to the USB device server. With SX Virtual Link, you can establish or disconnect a connection to a remote USB device and request the sharing of a device for your own use from another user.
Easy Configuration for Quick Installation
The configuration of the DS-700 is simple and quick via the "Device Server Setup" utility, an integrated configuration webpage, or the AMC Manager.
