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Μετατροπέας Micro USB B Αρσ. σε RJ45 για Τάμπλετ Λευκό 19cm (OEM) (BULK) Which Devices Support the Android Ethernet Adapter? There are many USB to Wired-Internet adapters on the market today, but none specifically made for Android Tablets - until now! This is a 10/100 mbps speed Plug-N-Play adapter. Since the Bus speed on most tablets is 50 to 75 mbps, this adapter is about 1/3 faster, to twice as fast, as your tablet. Rule # 1 ... Only some Android tablets support Ethernet, and therefore only some tablets support this adapter. This adapter will only work with your tablet, if your tablet hardware AND if your tablet manufacturer's current Android configuration supports wired internet (Ethernet). Any Device Manufacturer that supports Ethernet under it's current Android version, could stop supporting Ethernet tomorrow in a future Android update. Some Manufacturer's Android hardware and their current configuration of Android is "Ethernet Enabled" and others are "NOT Ethernet Enabled". Do not purchase any version or model of the tablets listed below without testing their Ethernet capability in your network environment. Rule # 2 ...... Ethernet support is not a requirement for an Android Device. Any Android device manufacturer that supports Ethernet under it's current version, could stop supporting Ethernet under its future Android versions. Because of the uncertain commitment of the Android Tablet Manufacturing Community to support Ethernet in Android, we do not recommend using this Android Ethernet Adapter for Commercial or business-critical Ethernet-dependent solutions, or for long term systems implementations. For these applications we recommend MS Windows or Linux based solutions. Rule # 3 ... This adapter is not for Phones. It is for Android Tablets. What is an "Ethernet Enabled" Android Tablet? 1) The Tablet Manufacturer must have included Android specific Ethernet code in their version of Android. They must also have compiled Ethernet Drivers into their Versions of Android. Some tablet manufacturers remove the Ethernet code from some of their Versions of Android. A few tablet manufacturers remove Android's Ethernet code from every version of Android. 2) The Tablet must have a full sized USB port, or have a full sized USB port on their docks or keyboard/dock. Alternatively, they can have an industry compliant Mini-USB/OTG port or an industry compliant Micro-USB-OTG port. If your Mini-USB or Micro-USB port is not an OTG capable port, it must then be a HOST MODE port. A "Client mode" Micro-USB port or a "Client mode" Mini-USB port on your tablet will not power an Ethernet adapter. 3) Your OTG or HOST USB port needs to supply an industry standard of 500mA to power the Adapter. Some tablets makers do not follow industry power supply standards for USB ports. 4) If your Tablet Manufacturer or Google updates Android, their new update must also contain tested Ethernet code for the adapter to continue to work. This is why you can buy a tablet that works with wired ethernet today, but stops working if your Android Version is updated. 5) Your Ethernet cable should be a CAT-5e or CAT-6 type, and the other end of the cable must be plugged into a router assigning IP addresses (DHCP=YES). This is the normal network configuration most households use. If you have set up your network to use Static IP addresses, your tablet's Ethernet UI ("User Interface", in your Android Settings) must be able to assign the Static IP, or you can alternatively set the Static IP using your routers menus. 6) Once the Adapter is attached and Android has recognized it, for some tablets, you may also need to go to Android Settings , and below the Wi-Fi on/off switch you may find a new Ethernet on/off switch setting has appeared. If the Android Setting "Ethernet" is off you must turn it on. This USB-RJ45 adapter also works with Android tablets that have a Micro-USB-OTG Port , if you add a Micro-USB/OTG cable. It must be an OTG port, not a Micro-USB CLIENT port or a Mini-USB CLIENT port. Some bargain brand tablet makers mis-label a Micro-USB CLIENT port or a Mini-USB CLIENT port as an "OTG" port when it is not. The following Android Tablets were tested by us, or reported by customers, to work with the BobjGear® Android Ethernet Adapter at a point in time. We are not recommending you purchase any of these devices, since wired Ethernet is not a working requirement of any of these devices or of Android. If your USB port is an OTG type port you also need a Full size female USB to Micro-OTG male cable (or, if your tablet has a Mini-OTG port, you need a full size USB female to Min-OTG male cable) If your tablet is not of the list below,, we have not tested it. WE DO NOT TEST EVERY DEVICE MODEL WITH EVERY VERSION OF ANDROID, BECAUSE THERE ARE TENS OF THOUSANDS OF VARIATIONS of Tablets and Android configurations, and it is impossible to test them all. Listed below are tablets we have either tested or tablets customers havereported to us. The tablets we tested, were tested with the manufacturer's Android version at the time the tablet was introduced as a new model for sale. We do not re-test tablets as manufacturers update them with new Android Versions. Versions we tested were primarily U.S. configurations of these models. - Most Archos Tablets - A1CS Fusion - Ainol Novo Tablets - ASUS Transformer Pad TF103C (K010) works with both the Micro-USB in the Tablet and the full size USB in the keyboard. The Tablet's Micro-USB port is an OTG type. So you need a Micro-USB-OTG male to full size female USB adapter cable to use this port. - ASUS Transformer Tablets: the TF101, TF201(T), TF300(T), TF700(T), TF701(T) - ASUS MeMO Pad 7 Model K007 (ME572C) - ASUS MeMO Pad 7 Model K017 (ME170C) - ASUS MeMo Pad Tablet Smart 10 (ME301T) - ASUS MeMO Pad 10 ME103K (K01E) - Fujitsu Stylistic M532 Android Tablet - Google Nexus 7 1st Generation, up to Android 4.4.4. Android 5 and further do not support Ethernet on the 1st Gen Nexus. If you need Ethernet support on the 1st gen Nexus 7, we recommend you stay on KitKat, do not upgrade to Lollipop (5+) - Google Nexus 7 2nd Generation, with Lollipop 5.2 Android versions earlier than Lollipop do not support Ethernet on the Nexus 7 2nd Generation. - Google Nexus 9 with Android Lollipop 5.2 - Google Nexus 10 (1st generation) with Jellybean. Kitkat. or Lollipop. * Google did not include an Ethernet UI (User Interface, Ethernet Menu settings) in any of the Nexus tablets. Therefore your Router must be assigning IP Addresses to Use a Nexus Tablet with Ethernet. (Router setting: DHCP = ON). Alternatively, you can assign a Static IP to the Ethernet Adapter in your router. - HP Slate 8 PRO Model 7600US with Android 4.2.2 - HP Slate 7 Plus Model 4200US with Android 4.2.2 - HP SlateBook x2 PC tested with Android Build 4.3-17r20-03-23, also tested with 4.2.2-17r14-17-20 with the router assigning IP addresses (DHCP = YES or ON) HP's Android builds have no Ethernet User Interface (UI), so you can not set a Static IP in the tablet, you have to set it in the router. - HiSense Sero 7 LT (Walmart), But not the HiSense Sero 7 PRO - ICOO Tablets - Motorola XYBoard Tablets (Motorola MZ617) - Motorola Xoom, Xoom2, (with Motorola's Android versions prior to 3.2, or Motorola's Android 4.4 update work. - Motorola XOOM Android releases 3.2 through and including 4.3 do not support Ethernet). - NextBook NX785QC8G Has no Ethernet User Interface, but does show an icon of two overlapping PCs in the upper right screen when internet is connected. NVIDIA SHIELD 8 inch tablet ( works with router set to DHCP = YES). The Android build KOT49H.20258_426.6902 has no Android Ethernet menu to set Static IP. - PiPo M7 Pro Quad Core RK3188 8.9 inch tablets - Proscan PLT7223G - Samsung's new 2014 Android PRO Line of tablets: Tab PRO 8.4, Tab PRO 10.1, Tab PRO 12.2, and Note PRO 12.2 - Samsung's 2014 Tab 4 Series of Tablets, in the 8 inch and 10.1 inch screen sizes, BUT NOT THE 7 INCH SCREEN SIZE - Samsung's new Tab-S series, with the 8.4 inch and the 10.5 inch AMOLED displays. Earlier models of Samsung Android tablets do not support Ethernet. - Sony Xperia Z SGP311U1/B with Android Build 10.5.1.A.283, Kernel 3.4-perf-ge2ad053-g7f21499 This Android build has no Ethernet UI, however the status bar does show an Ethernet icon in the upper right when connected. Because the Xperia Z has no Ethernet UI, you can not set a Static IP in the tablet. If you require Static IP's you must set them in your router. Earlier Android builds did not support Ethernet. - Toshiba Excite 10 (AT300/305). Not Toshiba Excite10 LE AT200 - Toshiba Excite 10 (AT300SE, with Android 4.1.1 update) - Toshiba Excite Pure, Pro, or Write models with Android 4.2.1 - Toshiba Excite 7.7 (AT270) - Toshiba Excite 13 inch - Toshiba Thrive 10 inch *A Mini-USB-OTG port may also be used with this USB-RJ45 adapter, but also requires the addition of a Mini-USB-OTG cable: For example, the Ethernet enabled iView 760-TPC 7-inch tablet (with Android 2.3) works with this adapter. Microsoft Windows 8 Tablets work with this adapter (Windows "RT" Tablets do not): Windows tablets require driver installation. Keep Wi-Fi connected to the internet before plugging in the USB-RJ45 adapter for the first time, and Windows will be able to connect to the Internet via Wi-Fi and install the driver from Microsoft's Library. See below for more installation help. This Ethernet Adapter Works with MS Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 (only the "x86 version", 32 bit and 64 bit). This adapter does not work with Windows RT or with ARM processors. Some of the new, super-thin (Ultra-book type) laptops do not have Ethernet ports. With Windows, if you have a Wi-Fi connection, the driver will install automatically when you plug in the adapter. This adapter will also work ON WINDOWS, LINUX, AND MAC computers lacking Ethernet ports, by installing the appropriate driver manually, if it is not already resident on your system, or the driver does not automatically install. Works with MacBooks - OSx Lion and Mountain Lion: You do not need to install drivers. Works with Google Chrome OS and ChromeBooks: You do not need to install drivers. Just plug it in. In your Chrome settings turn off Wi-Fi, and enable Ethernet. Works with Android TV Sticks, such as MK802, UG007, MK808: No Driver installation is needed. EXAMPLES OF DEVICES THIS ADAPTER DOES NOT WORK WITH: - PHONES - Android phones, Windows Phones, or any other phone Operating System - HiSense Sero 7 PRO - does not support Ethernet - HP Slate 7 Tablet (Model 4601) - does not support Ethernet - HP slate 7 Plus Model 1301 - iPad - iOS does not support Ethernet - MeMO Pad ME172V - MeMO Pad HD 7 models: ME173X, ME176C, ME176CX (K013) - MeMO Pad 8 HD models ME181C (K011) - MeMO Pad 10.1 (ME102A) - MeMO Pad 10.1 FHD (ME302C) - Motorola Xoom Android Versions starting with 3.2 through and including 4.3 - Nexus 7 1st gen. does not support Ethernet with Android 5 or higher. - Nexus 7 II - does not support Ethernet with Android versions lower than 5.1 - Windows "RT" does not support Ethernet. - Samsung Tablets' accessory 30-pin-to-USB adapter is not compatible. - Samsung Tab 4 in the 7 inch screen size. These manufacturers have not enabled Android Ethernet support in their Android Tablet releases: - Samsung Android tablets models: Tab 4 7-inch; All sizes of Samsung Tab 3, Tab 2, Tab, Note, Tab3 Lite.. - ACER Android tablets A200 series A500 series - DELL Venue 7, Dell Venue 8 (Android Tablets) - Lenovo - Coby Kyros tablets - Kindle Fire Tablets - Nook Tablets - MP3 Players