USB 2.0 Print Server - Ethernet Network LPR Sharing - for LAN Printers
A USB 2.0 print server allows you to connect a standard USB printer to your local area network (LAN), enabling multiple computers to share that single printer. This eliminates the need for a dedicated computer to be constantly running as a print host, saving energy and simplifying your setup.
This print server utilizes the LPR (Line Printer Remote) protocol, a common standard for network printing. Simply connect the print server to your router or switch via an Ethernet cable, connect your USB printer to the server's USB port, and configure it on your network. Your computers can then send print jobs to the server, which forwards them to the connected printer.
The Jakcom USB 2.0 Print Server offers a straightforward solution for printer sharing. Its compact design makes it easy to place on a desk or shelf. By enabling network access to your USB printer, it enhances productivity and reduces hardware costs in shared environments.
No, this USB 2.0 print server is designed to connect and share one USB printer at a time over your Ethernet network.
This print server supports the LPR (Line Printer Remote) protocol, which is a standard for network printing that allows multiple computers to access a shared printer.
No, the print server allows you to connect your USB printer directly to your Ethernet network, eliminating the need for a dedicated computer to be always on for sharing.
It features a standard USB Type-A port for connecting your USB printer.