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Description:

DUB-E100 USB 2.0 10/100 Fast Ethernet is a high-speed adapter that is installed in the computer's free USB port for connecting to an Ethernet network. DUB-E100 eliminates the need to use a computer to install a network adapter, and also allows you to leave an expansion slot for connecting other devices.

Easy installation and use
Adapter DUB-E100 USB 2.0 10/100 Fast Ethernet connects to the USB port of the computer and is ready for use immediately after connection. There is no need to change the computer settings, since the drivers are installed automatically after running the DUB-E1001 CD. USB-connector can be removed in the adapter case, which makes the device even more compact and easy to carry.

Power saving function
The DUB-E100 adapter supports a feature that reduces power consumption and is especially useful for laptop owners. This feature helps prolong battery life by allowing you to use your laptop for a long period of time. Power is supplied directly through the USB bus, which eliminates the need for an external power adapter.

Specifications:

Specifications:
Standards
• USB specification version 2.0
• USB specification version 1.1
• USB specification version 1.0 OHCI (Open Host Controller Interface)
• EHCI (Enhanced Host Controller Interface)
• IEEE 802.3 Ethernet
• Compatible with IEEE 802.3u 100BASE-T, TX, T4
• Support for standby and remote wakeup
• Support half and full duplex Fast Ethernet

Device interfaces
• USB type A connector
• RJ-45 (10/100 Mbit / s full duplex)

Minimum system requirements
Operating system: Microsoft Windows 7 / Vista / XP SP3 / 2000, MAC OS version from 10.4 to 10.7, Linux

Setup / Management
Advanced Power Management reduces power consumption during periods when there is no traffic or a small amount of traffic.

Indicators
• Power / Link
• Tx / Rx Traffic

Physical parameters
Nutrition
0.5 A, 5 V DC from USB

Power consumption
150 mA, 3.3 V DC

Dimensions
73 x 21.3 x 20 mm

Weight
22 g

Working temperature
0 В° to 40 В° C

Storage temperature
From -10 В° to 70 В° C without condensate

Working humidity
From 5% to 95% non-condensing

Storage humidity
From 0% to 95% non-condensing

Certificates
• CE
• C-Tick
• FCC Class B
http://www.dlink.ru/ua/products/7/367_b.html

Useful links:

http: //support.dlink.c...ctInfo.aspx? m = DUB-E100

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Post has been editedctich - 14.01.15, 16:48

[dimaivanov70]

I got this network card, found the lack of support for it in linux (that is, in Android too), for windows it seemed to me not necessary, but in the attached drivers for linux (there is a daddy / Drivers / Linux / on the included CD-ROM ... ) card support when viewing the source is not found.

Therefore - I decided to disassemble the card and sfotkat inside. Maybe someone pictures will be more useful than me (by the way - we'll see).

View with the lid removed (sitting on the glue, sealed well - not immediately found)


More details on the chip from the first photo


Well, the chips on the back of the handkerchiefs:

Actually chipset:


and some kind of microcircuit (I don’t know exactly what for)

As far as I understand from the photo card is built on the basis of the chip
Asix AX88772B with some body kit (all in the pictures).

USB idVendor: 2001 idProduct: 1a02

It seems to be not difficult to add support for this card in asix.c from the kernel or from the attached driver outside the kernel. I'll have to try ...: blush:
: sveta:

[sasha19323]

Strange, but the Nokia N900 (Maemo - linux) supports it. Maybe you have a distribution with a third core?

[dimaivanov70]

Sasha19323 @ 08/03/2012, 16:07

Strange, but the Nokia N900 (Maemo - linux) supports it. Maybe you have a distribution with a third core?

In general, I originally had 3.2.0 from debian-backports. But, apparently, we are still talking about different versions of the D-Link DUB-E100 card.

As far as I know, the kernel with kernel.org just without any additional edits is built and works with the cards, which are on sale called D-Link DUB-E100, of the following varieties:

• idVendor: 2001, idProduct: 1a00; chip: ax88172; D-Link DUB-E100
  
• idVendor: 07d1, idProduct: 3c05; chip: ax88772; D-Link DUB-E100 H / W Ver B1
  
• idVendor: 2001, idProduct: 3c05; chip: ax88772; D-Link DUB-E100 H / W Ver B1 Alternate
  

My card is:
idVendor: 2001, idProduct: 1a02; chip: ax88772B; D-Link DUB-E100 H / W Ver C1.
In order for it to “start” in the 3.2.24 kernel with kernel.org I had to register it in the kernel with my hands (and this is a very dirty hack, since it is now written as built on the ax88772 chip without the “B” as well as the card with the name "ASIX AX88772B 10/100").

linux-3.2.24 / drivers / net / usb $ diff -c asix.c.orig asix.c
*** asix.c.orig 2012-08-04 23: 18: 34.000000000 +0400
--- asix.c 2012-08-04 23: 24: 36.000000000 +0400
***************
*** 1619,1624 ****
--- 1619,1628 ----
// ASIX AX88772B 10/100
USB_DEVICE (0x0b95, 0x772b),
.driver_info = (unsigned long) & ax88772_info,
+ }, {
+ // D-Link DUB-E100 H / W Ver C1
+ USB_DEVICE (0x2001,0x1a02),
+ .driver_info = (unsigned long) & ax88772_info,
}, {
// ASIX AX88772 10/100
USB_DEVICE (0x0b95, 0x7720),

I didn't want to get a driver from the CD-ROM attached to my card,
I had no time to deal with him.

If somewhere the support of such a card is inserted is not as dirty as I will be very grateful for the link.

[mrbloom]

HELP It is possible in more detail how dirty it is to register a D-Link DUB-E100 H / W Ver: C1 card in the core. Since there are no forces to compile the driver withhttp://www.asix.com.tw/according to the instructions
http://plugable.com/2010/10/18/howto-asix-...tu-10-10-linux/
To make it necessary to compile the source code from ax88772?

Thank you in advance

[dimaivanov70]

Mrbloom @ 08.21.2012, 19:06

HELP It is possible in more detail how dirty it is to register a D-Link DUB-E100 H / W Ver: C1 card in the core.

I did exactly that:
1. I took the kernel 3.2.24 from kernel.org (in fact, I already had it downloaded and installed for other reasons, but it doesn't matter).
2. I edited the drivers / net / usb / asix.c file (diff output in two messages above. Under the cat).
3. I just made make modules and copied asix.ko where I needed quickly (after which depmod -a said), but in general it is as always to copy the config from the old kernel, say make oldconfig, in general make dep & & & make bzImage && make modules. All on the kernel-HOWTO or whatever it is today ...

Mrbloom @ 08.21.2012, 19:06

To make it necessary to compile the source code from ax88772?

Is there a 3.2+ source package for your distribution? I would suggest simply downloading, unpacking, correcting asix.c and compiling it using standard distribution tools ...
Those drivers from asix.com.tw that I saw with my eyes do not contain USB idVendor / idProduct in order to pick up my D-Link. They also need to edit.

Or more specifically describe the task.

[Yanus171]

Hello.
I have such a problem. Have a tableticonBIT NetTab Thor LE. I want to connect Ethernet to it to access the Internet. In the settings of the tablet there is an Ethernet section. There is a USB Host.
I bought a USB to RJ45 adapter D-linkE100 (the same as in the picture in the first post). He is not recognized :(
On the tablet Android 4.0.4. There is a root. I know how to enter the recovery, it is possible to flash a file like "Update.zip". I found working adb drivers.

Question:Is it possible to flash the driver from D-linkE100 somehow into the tablet?
The tablet is new and unfortunately for it so far there is VERY little information on the Internet.

P.S. The technical support told me that even though there is an item in the settings, but USB to Ethernet adapters are not supported.

Post has been editedYanus171 - 16.01.13, 14:12

[Iyodai]

Good day, here I also had a question with an edge on how to fasten this network card to my Samsung Galaxy S3?
My DUB E-100 differs in appearance from the network card of the top-starter

link

tyts

Post has been editedIyodai - 16.01.13, 13:56

[slav-g]

And what if you change the EEPROM and change the PID? Sew old, for example?

[940NW]

The theme is still relevant, I have Asus Padfone 2, I also want to work with this thing.

[werefish]

here is a hint:http://mainisusuallyafunction.blogspot.ru/...modules-to.html

in its own words, the ID of the card is registered by hand through any hex editor in the asix.ko module, instead of another ID with the appropriate chip.
Support for this chip in the module is. there is no id needed for the driver to see the card.

for example, you can register your id instead of 95 0b 2b 77 (searched by search)

Naturally, we need root rights.

USB VID and PID can be found by installing the card under Windows.

in the parameters everything is somehow confused, therefore

USB \ VID_066B & PID_20F9 is written as "6B 06 F9 20".

I'll try it out. muddy questions two

1. will it work and
2. whether it is necessary to remove, install the module or just “fix” it and reboot.

Post has been editedwerefish - 12.04.13, 19:02

[Yanus171]

werefish,I could not get. After hex editor, the driver for some reason spoils and does not install in Android. In the source, which came bundled with the devices, I changed the PID to the one that was determined when connected in Windows, then compiled the source, installed the driver, but the device was still not detected: (

[werefish]

Yanus171,
I managed. The technology is as follows:

1. We are looking for the modules folder with a bunch of modules, asix.ko in it
2. if the driver asix.ko is missing, then you need to compile the driver for the kernel. The technology below is not for you.
3. If the driver is there, but not installed, you need to try installing it "as is". For example, the modprobe command. If found and installed, go ahead.
4. nothing compiles, the VID and PID of the purchased whistle are read after it is installed in Windows, or from Linux sources on the attached disk.
5. Back up asix.ko
6. Obtained for the purchased whistle AABB and CCDD for VID and PID are then written to the asix.ko module, as BBAADDCC (meaning the order of numbers)
7. InstallВ® Hex Editorwe give it root rights, look for the numbers 950b2b77 (in hexadecimal) in the already established asix.ko and replace BBAADDCC with our digits, save the changes.
8. reboot, enjoy.
9. if it didn’t work, look for the BBAADDCC driver in the corrected one. if we do not find it, then something is not preserved.

PS: the problem may be with the signature of the driver. Code change invalidates signature. how to deal with it I do not know.

Post has been editedwerefish - 15.04.13, 10:55

[werefish]

what happened next:

14.04 adapter launched on android. On 16 April, the LED went out forever, indicating that the network is active.
23.04, after a brief agony, the ezernet fell off the apparatus forever. the red diode blinks, the android and Windows see the whistle, but the deceased device itself does not react to the patchcord inserted into it.
good toy - do not mind throwing.

The device is not the one in the cap, if that. other.

Post has been editedwerefish - 26.04.13, 15:43

Reason for editing: the wrong date of death was specified.

[Miski]

Manufacturer Answer: No, this cannot be done by end users. To install the Linux driver AX88772B on an Android tablet computer, you must recompile the Linux Driver Source AX88772B on the target Android platform, and then you can install the Linux drivers compiled by AX88772B for Android. This can only be done with the manufacturer of your Android tablet PC. Please contact the manufacturer’s support team for further support if necessary.

http://asix.com.tw/faq.php?op=faqdetail&am...mp;FaqNoID=#607

[tsss13]

Who is friends with a soldering iron, unsolder the eight-legged ATMLH23 mikrushka on the adapter's shawl. Of course, it will be necessary to carefully disassemble. On a plate where there is support for asix will work, it even worked on the TTJ703 DNS, tablets on the A10-A13, amlogic, the only thing that is not determined is the Iconbit thor on the rockchip (cube u30gt)
After modifying the adapter, you may have to edit the build.prop file - hw.hasethernet = true

Post has been editedtsss13 - 27.09.13, 08:12

[Filarh]

Tsss13 @ 09/27/2013, 08:03

Who is friends with a soldering iron, unsolder the eight-legged ATMLH23 mikrushka on the adapter's shawl. Of course, I’ll have to carefully disassemble it. On the plate where there is support for asix it will work, it even worked on the TTJ703 DNS, tablets on the A10-A13, amlogic, the only thing that is not determined is the Iconbit thor on the rockchip (cube u30gt) edit build.prop file - hw.hasethernet = true

Hooray! And there is! The GoClever 713 device on android 4.1.1 immediately "understood" dlink. build.prop no rules.
Win7 asked for firewood from Asix AX88772B and after installing them it worked fine.

Respectedtsss13! maybe you can tell why usb2lan doesn't work with Cisco? but it works great with Planet, Dlink, Zyxel ...

Post has been editedFilarh - 07.10.13, 17:22

[tsss13]

Filarh,
On windows, there can be nuances with a poppy address, after desoldering it is 00: 00: 00: 00: 00: 00. As for Cisco, I will not tell you: no:

[Filarh]

tsss13,
Thanks again!

Tsss13 @ 10.10.2013, 17:40

On windows, there may be nuances with a poppy address, after desoldering it is 00: 00: 00: 00: 00: 00

So it is, the most interesting thing is that there is a poppy on the android. Well, okay, poppy and hands can register.

Tsss13 @ 10.10.2013, 17:40

As for Cisco, I will not prompt

It turns out with cisco this device works fine - for the first time on the bat utp checked.

PS Interestingly, a similar device on the same chip, bought in China with Cisco, did not work

[tsss13]

Filarh @ 10/09/2013, 14:35

So it is, the most interesting thing is that there is a poppy on the android.

On most android devices, ethernet support is present at the hardware level in the processors, hence the mac address in person.
Manufacturers often ignore this, without providing hardware and software support, they simply do not solder the chip of the network card and the LAN connector itself, apparently from constructive or some other
known only to them considerations.

[Gene]

I confirm, removing the chip makes the adapter working asix. On the asix site there are drivers even for Windows 8.1 and CE, what to say about the android :)