Does this support 24/192 using the USB input?
1886367
Which part of "Supports up to 24 bit 192 kHz" in big letters at the top of the page are you unable to assimilate?
1886368
I believe the USB is for the power connector not for data input. The data input connects through the optical input jack.
1886369
The C2G/ Cable did what it is suppose to do. But what I wanted it to. It very good while in use and what it was made for. I would give it 4 stars out of 5.
1265912
Not natively, you need an external device. I used a simple bridge from Belkin, works like a champ. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005O88CUS/ref=wms_ohs_product
335148
NO! Didn't work for me. See specs http://www.asus.com/Networking/USBBT400/specifications/
116586
Port 2 is not mirrored, but it will send BPDUs from port 1 to port 5.note, Don't expect to drive this line rate, I put it in-line and found it to drop packets on the bearer path (not even to the mirror port)
699408
Hi,It can handle 24bit/96kHz under Windows 7 and higher. Under XP I had to install drivers from Microsoft to achieve this result.
1486646
yes but GUI is limited. Yes it supports 255.255.0.0. If you are only comfortable with GUI don't get this... you will need to teach yourself some basic linux operation to take advantage of this router.
2186987
Yes, that is true unless you use a sw44 switch before the node switch. There are diagrams on the internet. I hope this helps.
1391189
Yes; the throughput would be capped at 480 Mbit/s as that is the highest speed achievable from USB 2.0
1750463
I really don't know. I use it for standard serial communication and it just works.
2016108
I've set mine up for sharing with Win 7 64-bit and Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit, works fine sharing over the gig ethernet. For USB external drives, there are only 4 USB-2 ports. For wireless access to the N40L, you need a wireless router {ASUS, Almond etc.) and a USB wireless adapter (ASUS etc.). Win 7 works w/wireless, I did not try that with Linux. I hacked mine to support 6 internal SATA drives, 3 are 4TB (BIOS flash plus lots of cable kludge) - again, works fine. The BIOS flash is not recommended unless you can safely navigate dodgy eastern Europe hacker sites and know how to build the boot thumb drive. I've set mine up for sharing with Win 7 64-bit and Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit, works fine sharing over the gig ethernet. For USB external drives, there are only 4 USB-2 ports. For wireless access to the N40L, you need a wireless router {ASUS, Almond etc.) and a USB wireless adapter (ASUS etc.). Win 7 works w/wireless, I did not try that with Linux. I hacked mine to support 6 internal SATA drives, 3 are 4TB (BIOS flash plus lots of cable kludge) - again, works fine. The BIOS flash is not recommended unless you can safely navigate dodgy eastern Europe hacker sites and know how to build the boot... » Read More I've set mine up for sharing with Win 7 64-bit and Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit, works fine sharing over the gig ethernet. For USB external drives, there are only 4 USB-2 ports. For wireless access to the N40L, you need a wireless router {ASUS, Almond etc.) and a USB wireless adapter (ASUS etc.). Win 7 works w/wireless, I did not try that with Linux. I hacked mine to support 6 internal SATA drives, 3 are 4TB (BIOS flash plus lots of cable kludge) - again, works fine. The BIOS flash is not recommended unless you can safely navigate dodgy eastern Europe hacker sites and know how to build the boot thumb drive. « Show Less
2017614
I do apologize but unfortunately I am unable to find the maximum capability of the USB input.Again, I do apologize I couldn't be of more help.
313841
Yes, I'm using wired LAN now, but have used both USB and Wireless with out problems.
2189760
Yes. Look up one-to-one NAT. You can translate ports both incoming and outgoing.
1429921
Not 100% sure either, but it is just serving as a connection, I see no reason why it shouldn't work.
449908
No. I think you have the wrong product. This is for controlling RS-232 devices over IP. It's a serial connector. You are looking for a USB Print Server. Start you search with that term and it should lead you in the right direction. Good luck!
1968569
Sorry, don't know. My unit is off and stached away. I tried 2 different units, and it works as long as you don't move your computer. Move it by a couple of feet and latency increase and speed drops in spite of a full bar signal. I don't recommend it.
1384906
Sorry, its USB 3.0/2.0 only. The only way to get it on the network would be to connect to a computer and then create a share.