This document introduces the MCS8140 USB Server, which allows network users to connect remote high-speed USB devices such as printers, scanners, digital cameras, and USB flash drives over the network. It is ideal for home office, small office, or classroom use.
About this manual
The MCS8140 USB Server provides four high‑speed USB ports that can be accessed over a wired Ethernet (RJ45) or wireless 802.11g/n network. It is intended for home office, small office or classroom environments, allowing remote use of printers, scanners, cameras, flash drives and other USB peripherals.
The package includes a web‑based configuration console and a Windows/Mac/Linux client utility that maps remote USB devices to the local host. The manual details system requirements, installation steps, network configuration, and an extensive device interoperability list showing the many USB devices that have been tested and confirmed to work with the server.
What's inside
- Product Overview
- Connectivity Options
- Software Installation
- Web Console Configuration
- System Requirements
- Device Interoperability List
- Support and Contact Information
Specifications
| USB ports | Four High‑Speed USB ports |
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| Ethernet interface | RJ45 LAN connector 10/100 auto sensing |
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| Wi‑Fi interface | 802.11g/802.11n Wireless LAN |
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| EVB memory | 32 MB SDRAM & 8 MB Flash |
Frequently asked questions
How many USB ports does the MCS8140 provide?
The MCS8140 provides four high‑speed USB ports.
Can the MCS8140 be used with both wired and wireless networks?
Yes, it supports both Ethernet via an RJ45 LAN connector and Wi‑Fi 802.11g/n wireless connections.
What memory is included on the MCS8140 evaluation board?
The evaluation board includes 32 MB of SDRAM and 8 MB of Flash memory.