Lantronix Planer UBOX4100 User Manual

UBox 4100  
UBox4100 Quick Start Guide  
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WHAT’S IN THE BOX  
GETTING STARTED CONTINUED…  
The package includes:  
STEP 2: INSTALL THE SOFTWARE  
Requirements:Windows 2000/XP or later  
Lantronix UBox USB Device Server  
• Quick Start Guide  
• Power Supply  
• CD with software and User Guide  
The following procedure summarizes the steps for installing the UBox software.  
1. Insert the product CD into your CD drive.The CD should start automatically.  
The Lantronix UBox USB Device Server makes it possible for computers on a Local  
Area Network (LAN) to connect and share USB devices such as printers, scanners,  
and storage drives.This Quick Start will get you up and running with your new  
UBox. For more detailed instructions, please refer to the UBox USB Device Server  
User Guide on the product CD or the Lantronix web site.  
If the CD does not launch automatically:  
a. Open My Computer.  
b. Click on the CD Drive Letter.  
c. Double-click Launch.exe.  
GETTING STARTED  
2. Click the UBox Software Installation button to install the application.  
3. Follow the on-screen instructions.  
STEP 1: INSTALL THE HARDWARE  
Note: During or after the software installation, the Windows New Hardware Wizard  
may ask you to install software several times. Select Install the software  
automatically.If you see an additional prompt regarding logo testing, click  
Continue Anyway to proceed. The UBox application opens automatically once  
the installation is complete.  
1. Connect the UBox to your network using an RJ45 Ethernet cable.  
2. Connect the power supply included in the package to the UBox.  
You should now see lights on your UBox.When the left-most (green) SYSTEM light starts  
blinking slowly (once every 3 seconds), you are ready to install the UBox software.  
4.To verify that the application sees the UBox Device Server, click the Servers tab.  
If you do not see the left-most (green) SYSTEM light  
blinking slowly, please read the detailed troubleshooting  
instructions in the User Guide.  
Note: Initially, the UBox displays as Unnamed.During configuration, you can assign  
a name to it.  
Network  
Connection  
Note: Do not connect USB Devices to the UBox until after  
Power Supply  
UBox hardware and software have been installed.  
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GETTING STARTED CONTINUED…  
CONNECTING THE USB DEVICE  
If the software does not see the UBox hardware, please see the Users Guide  
on the CD for more detailed troubleshooting information.  
1. Connect your USB device to any USB port on the Lantronix UBox.  
Note: If you want additional users to connect to your UBox, you need to install the  
UBox software on each client computer.  
Servers tab  
UBox is  
listed  
UBox Details  
USB Ports  
Computers  
currently  
Above each USB port is a green LED light.This light indicates whether your USB  
device is supported in the current software/firmware. A solid green light  
indicates that your device is supported. A slowly blinking light indicates that  
your USB device is not currently supported. Please contact Lantronix if you  
have a slowly blinking light.  
connected  
to the UBox  
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CONNECTING THE USB DEVICE CONTINUED…  
CONNECTING/DISCONNECTING VIA SOFTWARE  
2. On the Start menu, click ProgramsLantronix UBox USB Device  
ServerUBox USB Device Server.The USB Devices tab of the Lantronix  
UBox USB Device Server window opens.Your networked USB device displays  
in the Device Name column.  
Now that the USB Device is physically connected, you must connect to it  
through the UBox software.  
1. Click the USB Devices tab.  
2. Select your device by clicking its name.  
3. Click the Connect icon  
in the Action column to the left of the device.  
You can now use your device as if it were directly connected to your computer.  
USB Device  
attached to  
the UBox  
USB  
Connected  
to the UBox  
Notes:  
• If you do not see your USB device, please read the detailed troubleshooting  
instructions in the User Guide.  
If you have installed a software or hardware firewall, you may need to configure  
it to allow access to your UBox. Please refer to the User Guide for details.  
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CONNECTING/DISCONNECTING CONTINUED…  
CONNECTING/DISCONNECTING CONTINUED…  
4. When you are finished using your USB device, select the device and click  
3. Select Connect to devices.Asubmenu lists the devices physically  
connected to the UBox. A checkmark indicates that the device is connected  
by the software.  
the Disconnect icon  
in the Action column. This makes the USB device  
available to other UBox users.  
5. Repeat this procedure for additional USB devices.  
Shortcut: Connect and Disconnect USB Devices Without  
Opening the Software  
Connect and disconnect USB devices without opening the UBox software by  
using the UBox System Tray.  
To use the system tray:  
1. Find the UBox icon  
on the System Tray.The System Tray is in the  
lower right corner of your screen (next to the time).  
4. Select the device you want to connect or disconnect.  
Note: You can use the system tray for other purposes. For example, to open the  
UBox application instead of using the Start menu, right-click the system tray  
and select UBox Settings.  
2. Right-click the UBox icon  
. A menu displays.  
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CONFIGURING THE UBOX  
CONTACT  
The UBox package has two components: the UBox hardware and the  
UBox software. Both have their own settings and configuration options.  
You modify the settings for the UBox on the Servers tab; these settings are  
stored in the UBox hardware.You modify the settings of the UBox software  
on the Local Settings tab; these settings are stored on your computer.  
Technical Support US  
Check our online knowledge base or send a question to Technical Support at  
Technical Support Europe, Middle East, Africa  
Phone: +49 (0) 89 31787 817  
Email: eu_techsupp@lantronix.com or eu_support@lantronix.com  
Refer to the User Guide for details on configuring the UBox hardware  
and software.  
Lantronix  
15353 Barranca Parkway  
Irvine, CA 92618, USA  
Phone: (949) 453-3990  
Fax: (949) 453-3995  
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