1. Function introduction

USBIP mapping is the latest function introduced by Awesun, which allows users to map the local USB device of the main control terminal to the controlled terminal during the remote control process. For example, music creators do not need to arrive at the scene and use USBIP to map MIDI keyboards to remotely produce music and perform. Operation and maintenance personnel do not need to arrive at the scene and use USBIP to map USB keys to verify corresponding devices.

Service Level Requirements: Super Membership and above, Super Membership and Global Membership are free for a limited time Note: ① Global members only support the use of the USBIP function when domestic remote control is used. ② Awesun personal version V15.6.9.16287 for Windows and above supports USBIP mapping ( click to download )

2. Function demonstration

2.1 Presentation Environment

Master control terminal: Awesun Enterprise Edition for Windows control terminal V6.3 Controlled side: Awesun Enterprise Edition for Windows Client V5.2

2.2 operation steps

(1) Log in to the control terminal and remotely control the controlled terminal equipment in the equipment list; Note ① The main control end and the controlled end need the same number of bits of the system, at the same time is a 64-bit system or 32-bit system. ② Only remote control of equipment list is supported

(2) Click <... More> in the remote control menu bar, and select " USBIP Mapping ";

(3) Enter the Windows account password or access password of the controlled terminal to verify the identity;

(4) The USB IP interface displays all USB devices on the main control terminal; Note The list display does not include the mouse and keyboard.

(5) Select the USB device and open it, and map the USB device to the controlled end for use; Note During the mapping process, the host computer cannot use the USB device locally.

(6) After the end of the remote control, the mapping will be automatically canceled, and the USB device will be restored to local use. If not displayed locally, try reseating the USB device.