Ethernet Tool Plug Into Network And Scan Everything

This is the second receiver I have on their own network. Worked fine. Just plug up an ethernet switch and let the units talk to each other. No router needed for me. Might be buying another one of these critters to hookup to tvs.

Pretty easy to setup, unbox and plug it in. I do wish it had the ability to scan to a network share or email, but not a deal-breaker. Works well in my mixed environment of pc/mac/ios. Duplexer is a nice touch, but would be nice to do 2 sided - 2 sided copies from the adf.

Right out of the box it was evident the Epson DS-730N Network Scanner was top notch. The sleek, compact look fits right on my desktop and setup was a breeze. I installed the drivers and utility combo software, connected to my network using an ethernet cable and was ready to scan! My first scan was a simple one-page document - Can we say Quick??? In a split second a scan was completed and displayed on my computer screen. Since I was so impressed with how fast my first scan flew through the machine, I put it to the test with a larger document, fifty-nine pages were processed in 1 min and 25 seconds (yes, I did time it!), with NO JAM at all! I decided to run a stack of various business cards, no problem! I am able to save scans to a MS Office file which I then can edit, scans can be sent directly to an e-mail and directly to any computer on the network. If you need in depth instruction or need to troubleshoot, the user’s manual is online and very easy to understand and follow. The only (very small) negative is that photos can only be run through using a carrier page, however, this is clearly stated in the user’s manual. I highly rate the Epson DS-730N scanner to be a dependable, robust choice for your business or home network! This is a review for the Epson DS-730N Network Color Document Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

All I had to do was plug it in and I was instantly on Gig ethernet. It works as advertised.

I have 2 of these now. They allow me to connect up to 7 additional ethernet ports to my network. All is working as I expected.

Not much to this device. USB 3.0 with a type-A plug on one end, ethernet jack on the other. Plug the USB end into a USB 3.0 compatible port on your computer, plug the ethernet in on the other end. Profit.

Everything plugged in where it was supposed to plug-in

This switch works so well I bought a second one. Plug it in, connect the ethernet cables and it works flawlessly!

It's a great tool for your Dante network. It may even as clocking for your analog regarding your Dante network

Plug the power in, plug your network connection in one port and computers or other lines into the other port and you are good to good. I replaced a 10/100 hub that connected my wife's computer and her speed jumped by power of 10. (I saw a review where someone couldn't figure out how to set it up...I don't see what you can do wrong.)