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| − | An e-corder can operate over Ethernet using a USB/Ethernet hub. We purchased a BELKIN network USB Hub model F5L009 and after installing the driver proceeded to test the various e-corders. We will supply this Hub for free with any e-corder order.
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| − | As the diagram implies, many different connections can be made. We have tested 4 e-corders connected to a number of our computers through our LAN. We tested the e-corder running at full speed.
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| − | • One e-corder connected to one PC over the network
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| − | • Several (up to 5) e-corders to one PC
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| − | • One e-corder to many PC’s (but not at the same time)
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| − | • Several PC’s each using one or more e-corders.
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| − | • Wireless connection is of course possible if a wireless router is available
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| − | 1) Only one user per e-corder at any one time (USB restriction)
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| − | 2) Windows Only but runs Chart, scope, powerchrom and Echem
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| − | 3) Long distances operation using VPN is likely to work, conventional www probably will not.
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| − | Thanks to Oliver and Steve for a finding and solving this problem.
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| − | Boris Schlensky
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