BUCIER
BUCIER RJ45 Male to USB 2.0 Female Converter 2 Pack
Two adapters convert an RJ45 network port to a USB 2.0 socket for modems, routers or cameras
- TypeRJ45
- ColorBlack
- Changer TypeRJ45
- SpecificationsInternet Protocol Camera
- Connector ARJ45
- Connector BRJ45
- Connect USB ADSL modem to router via RJ45
- Requires PoE data switch for operation
- Works only with USB 2.0 devices not 1.1
- One USB and one Ethernet device pairing
- RJ45 male plugs into computer network jack
Two-pack RJ45 to USB 2.0 converter
This two-pack provides RJ45 male to USB 2.0 female adapters. They suit installers connecting USB ADSL modems, routers or IP cameras to an Ethernet port. Each unit bridges a single USB device to a single RJ45 jack. A PoE data switch is required for operation.
Replaces direct USB cabling
The adapter replaces a direct USB link when only an RJ45 socket is available on the host side. The jump is worth it when the modem, router or camera has a USB port but the network endpoint offers only Ethernet. It does not support USB 1.1 printer-style devices.
Check host port and switch
Verify the host device has an RJ45 network jack and that a PoE data switch is present in the path. Confirm the USB peripheral is a modem, router or network camera with its own operating system. The adapter will not work for USB 1.1 peripherals or for direct computer-to-computer links.
Highlights
- Connect USB ADSL modem to router via RJ45
- Requires PoE data switch for operation
- Works only with USB 2.0 devices not 1.1
- One USB and one Ethernet device pairing
- RJ45 male plugs into computer network jack
Specifications
| Brand | Hididi |
|---|---|
| Type | RJ45 |
| Color | Black |
| Changer Type | RJ45 |
| Specifications | Internet Protocol Camera |
| Connector A | RJ45 |
| Connector B | RJ45 |
| Features | Computer, ADSL Modem, Router, Network Camera |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
Questions about this item
Does the RJ45 male connector on this BUCIER adapter need a PoE data switch to work?
Yes, the adapter requires a PoE data switch for use with the RJ45 male end.
What is the correct way to connect the USB 2.0 female end to a router or ADSL modem?
Plug the RJ45 male end into the computer's network jack and the USB 2.0 female end into the USB port of the dialer or router.
Will the USB 2.0 female port on this converter need a firmware update or driver installation later?
No firmware or driver updates are mentioned; the adapter is a passive connector for compatible USB 2.0 devices only.
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