Available 5 files for D-Link DU-H4SMK

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DU-H4SMK

Description

Users Guide

Information

Manual

Operating System

Manual

Size Driver

56KB

File Name

du-h4smk_manual.pdf

Observations

Technology Overview
USB stands for Universal Serial Bus. It is a
standard that has been adopted by leading
manufacturers within the computer industry to
define a new type of peripheral connection
scheme. It is designed to replace older parallel
and serial ports, cables, and connectors with
something faster and easier to use. USB is:
?? Easier -- Windows 98, Me and 2000 will
automatically recognize newly installed
devices.
?? Quicker -- You won’t have to reboot when
installing.
?? Faster -- Top USB data speed is around 100
times faster than a serial connection.
?? Greater Expandability -- Using USB hubs
you can connect up to 127 devices to your
computer.

About the DU-H4SMK Multifunction USB
Hub
The DU-H4SMK Multifunction USB Hub allows
user to connect up to four USB peripherals or
devices to their USB ready PC.
The DU-H4SMK Multifunction USB Hub
supported for legacy devices such as PS/2
keyboards, PS/2 mouse, and modems.
The DU-H4SMK Multifunction USB Hub is
designed to provide quick and easy access to the
four type ‘A’ downstream ports for connecting
peripherals with USB support, USB hubs and
other devices. A single type “B” upstream port is
provided for connecting to the host computer, or
another USB hub.

Product Features
?? USB 1.1 specification compatibility
?? Plug-and-Play
?? Supports both OHCI and UHCI.
?? Supports Self-power mode.
?? Supports 1 upstream and four downstream
USB ports
?? 5 LED indicators for Power and Port status
?? Connects up to 127 USB devices with
cascading hub.
Over-current and high-inrush current
protections

INSTALLATION
The DU-H4SMK Multifunction USB Hub
was designed to be simple and easy to install.

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DU-H4SMK

Description

Drivers

Operating System

Win2000

Size Driver

186KB

File Name

du-h4smk_driver_w2k.zip

Observations

This document describes the installation of D-Link's Windows 2000 drivers for the USB to serial function
supported by D-Link's DU-H4SMK USB Hub Controller. The guide consists of a driver summary, a guide to
installing the drivers with generic INF files and finally a guide to uninstalling the drivers.
Driver Summary

The USB <-> Serial Port drivers include the following modules

dlkbus.sys WDM driver for serial converter
dlser2k.sys WDM driver for serial communications
dlkbus.inf INF file supporting installation of USB to Serial converter
dlser2k.inf INF file supporting installation of Serial port
Installing the Drivers

The following section describes the installation of D-Link's Windows 2000 followed by the installation of a
serial modem on the newly installed serial port.

Where earlier versions of D-Link drivers have been loaded on the installation machine or where problems are
being encountered please uninstall D-Link's drivers using the Windows 2000 Add/Remove Hardware Wizard
in combination with D-Link's dlkun2k utility.

First copy driver and INF files onto a floppy. Plug in USB to serial cable.

This brings up the Found New Hardware Wizard ¡V Searching for Drivers. The walkthrough is fairly
straightforward ¡V select [Next] when required, pointing the Wizard to search floppy a:\win2k . This installs the
drivers for D-Link DU-H4SMK.

This is then repeated with the Found New Hardware Wizard ¡¥Searching for Drivers¡¦ for the D-Link USB Serial Port.
Once this has completed successfully the installation can be checked as follows
My Computer -> Control Panel -> System -> Hardware -> Device Manager ¡V>View

First select to view by connection
Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) BIOS -> Microsoft ACPI-Compliant System -> PCI Bus ->
PCI to USB Host Controller -> USB Root Hub -> Generic USB Hub -> D-Link DU-H4SMK -> D-Link USB Serial Port (COMx)

Then select to view by type
Ports (COM & LPT) -> D-Link USB Serial Port (COMx)

Plug modem serial cable socket into USB to serial cable dongle. Select
My Computer -> Control Panel -> Phone and Modem

Select Add Modem ¡V and proceed to load Windows 2000 drivers for modem.

If an .INF file is available for the modem of choice then Windows will complete plug and play interrogation
of the modem and configure it as required, otherwise the modem will be installed as a standard modem.
To test the modem
My Computer -> Control Panel -> Phone and Modem
select the modem of interest then
Properties -> Diagnostics -> Query Modem

Alternatively connect to the internet through an ISP, remembering to change settings to use the newly
installed modem.

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DU-H4SMK

Description

Drivers

Operating System

Windows 98

Size Driver

215KB

File Name

du-h4smk_driver_98.zip

Observations

The accompanying disk contains a clean uninstall program, dlkunin, which should be run
before installation. This is particularly important where earlier versions of D-Link drivers have
been loaded on the installation machine or where problems are being encountered.
Run dlkunin from the floppy.

Plug in D-Link DU-H4SMK to serial cable.
This brings up the Add New Hardware Wizard, which searches for drivers for D-Link DU-H4SMK
<-> Serial. Select [Next] to this, and [Next] to search for best driver
followed by [Next] for starting the search.

Windows driver search for the device D-Link USB Serial Port, ready to install
A:\win98\DLKCOM.INF ¡V select [Next] ¡V brings up Building driver information database, followed
by finished installing software ¡V select [Finish].
New Hardware Found ¡V D-Link USB Serial Port <-> Serial Port

Installation of COM port and serial port is now complete. To verify installation, look at
My Computer -> Control Panel -> System -> Device Manager ¡V check View by devices by connection
Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) BIOS -> PCI bus -> PCI to USB Universal Host Controller -> USB Root Hub -> Generic USB Hub ->
D-Link DU-H4SMK -> D-Link USB Serial Port <-> Serial Port (COMx)
Alternatively - check View devices by type
Ports (COM & LPT) -> D-Link USB Serial Port <-> Serial Port (COMx)

Plug USB to serial cable into modem
Select My Computer -> Control Panel -> Modems ¡V select [Add]
Checks each COM port from Install New Modem screen, found new modem, [Next]
Windows has found new modem etc ¡V [Finish]

Note if the system has a .INF file for the modem of choice then Windows will complete plug
and play interrogation of the modem and configure it as required, otherwise the modem will
be installed as a standard modem.

To test the modem select Diagnostics from the Modem Properties screen and select
Diagnostics, followed by selecting the appropriate modem and checking [More info].
Alternatively connect to the internet through an ISP, remembering to change settings to use
the newly installed modem.

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DU-H4SMK

Description

Drivers

Operating System

Windows Me

Size Driver

215KB

File Name

du-h4smk_driver_me.zip

Observations

The accompanying disk contains a clean uninstall program, dlkunin, which should be run
before installation. This is particularly important where earlier versions of D-Link drivers have
been loaded on the installation machine or where problems are being encountered.
Run dlkunin from the floppy.

Plug in D-Link DU-H4SMK to serial cable.
This brings up the Add New Hardware Wizard, which searches for drivers for D-Link DU-H4SMK
<-> Serial. Select [Next] to this, and [Next] to search for best driver
followed by [Next] for starting the search.

Windows driver search for the device D-Link USB Serial Port, ready to install
A:\winme\DLKCOM.INF ¡V select [Next] ¡V brings up Building driver information database, followed
by finished installing software ¡V select [Finish].
New Hardware Found ¡V D-Link USB Serial Port <-> Serial Port

Installation of COM port and serial port is now complete. To verify installation, look at
My Computer -> Control Panel -> System -> Device Manager ¡V check View by devices by connection
Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) BIOS -> PCI bus -> PCI to USB Universal Host Controller -> USB Root Hub -> Generic USB Hub ->
D-Link DU-H4SMK -> D-Link USB Serial Port <-> Serial Port (COMx)
Alternatively - check View devices by type
Ports (COM & LPT) -> D-Link USB Serial Port <-> Serial Port (COMx)

Plug USB to serial cable into modem
Select My Computer -> Control Panel -> Modems ¡V select [Add]
Checks each COM port from Install New Modem screen, found new modem, [Next]
Windows has found new modem etc ¡V [Finish]

Note if the system has a .INF file for the modem of choice then Windows will complete plug
and play interrogation of the modem and configure it as required, otherwise the modem will
be installed as a standard modem.

To test the modem select Diagnostics from the Modem Properties screen and select
Diagnostics, followed by selecting the appropriate modem and checking [More info].
Alternatively connect to the internet through an ISP, remembering to change settings to use
the newly installed modem.

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DU-H4SMK

Description

Drivers

Operating System

Windows XP

Size Driver

183KB

File Name

du-h4smk_driver_xp.zip

Observations

This document describes the installation of D-Link's Windows 2000 drivers for the USB to serial function
supported by D-Link's DSB-H4SMK USB Hub Controller. The guide consists of a driver summary, a guide to
installing the drivers with generic INF files and finally a guide to uninstalling the drivers.
Driver Summary

The USB <-> Serial Port drivers include the following modules

dlkbus.sys WDM driver for serial converter
dlser2k.sys WDM driver for serial communications
dlkbus.inf INF file supporting installation of USB to Serial converter
dlser2k.inf INF file supporting installation of Serial port
Installing the Drivers

The following section describes the installation of D-Link's Windows 2000 followed by the installation of a
serial modem on the newly installed serial port.

Where earlier versions of D-Link drivers have been loaded on the installation machine or where problems are
being encountered please uninstall D-Link's drivers using the Windows 2000 Add/Remove Hardware Wizard
in combination with D-Link's dlkun2k utility.

D-Link's DLKUN2K utility should be used to uninstall the drivers in conjunction with Add/Remove
Hardware - it does not replace it. Uninstall the device using the Add/Remove Hardware, select Generic USB Hub
and remove it.
Then run DLKUN2K to complete the uninstallation.

1. First copy driver and INF files onto a floppy.
2. Please insert the D-Link DSB-H4SMK driver flopy diskette.
3. This brings up the "Found New Hardware Wizard" , and select "Install the software automatically(Recommended)".
4. After clicking "NEXT" , it will search the driver.
5. It will display two Description of the frame .
6. Selecting the item which location is "a:\win2k&xp\dlkbus.inf" , and clicked "NEXT".
7. When coping the driver , it will display a 'Hardware Installation' message , and clicked "Continue Anyway" .
8. Select "Finish".
9. This is then repeated with the "Found New Hardware Wizard" , and select "Install the software automatically(Recommended)".
10 .After clicking "NEXT" , it will search the driver.
11. It will display two Description of the frame .
12. Selecting the item which location is "a:\win2k&xp\dlkport.inf" , and clicked "NEXT".
13. When coping the driver , it will display a 'Hardware Installation' message , and clicked "Continue Anyway" .
14. Finish.

This is then repeated with the Found New Hardware Wizard ¡¥Searching for Drivers' for the USB Serial Port.
Once this has completed successfully the installation can be checked as follows
My Computer -> Control Panel -> System -> Hardware -> Device Manager ¡V>View

First select to view by connection
Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) BIOS -> Microsoft ACPI-Compliant System -> PCI Bus ->
PCI to USB Host Controller -> USB Root Hub -> Generic USB Hub -> USB Serial Converter -> USB Serial Port (COMx)

Then select to view by type
Ports (COM & LPT) -> USB Serial Port (COMx)

Plug modem serial cable socket into USB to serial cable dongle. Select
My Computer -> Control Panel -> Phone and Modem

Select Add Modem ¡V and proceed to load Windows xp drivers for modem.

If an .INF file is available for the modem of choice then Windows will complete plug and play interrogation
of the modem and configure it as required, otherwise the modem will be installed as a standard modem.
To test the modem
My Computer -> Control Panel -> Phone and Modem
select the modem of interest then
Properties -> Diagnostics -> Query Modem

Alternatively connect to the internet through an ISP, remembering to change settings to use the newly
installed modem.