DE20310488U1 - ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) router comprises a pluggable wireless card reader router with USB (Universal Serial Bus) and IEE - Google Patents

Abstract

An ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) router (3) has a pluggable wireless card reader router (4) with USB (Universal Serial Bus) 2 x 5 (21) and IEEE 1394(22) protocol ports and memory card (5, 51) slots combined to make a converter (2) for use inside or outside a computer or for connection to a printer.

Description

ADSL router with a pluggable wireless card reader router and an ADSL router housing

Technical area
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The invention relates to an ADSL router with a pluggable wireless card reader router and an ADSL router housing, wherein two ports are provided on the rear of the wireless card reader router, the communication protocol of which supports the USB interface, and plugs are provided in the ADSL router housing which can be plugged into the ports on the rear of the wireless card reader router, thereby establishing an electrical connection. When the wireless card reader router is electrically connected to the ADSL router housing, the data from the wireless card reader router can be forwarded via the ADSL router housing, whereby multiple support can be achieved. The wireless card reader router has slots on the front for various memory cards, such as Extreme Digital Card, Compact Flash Card, Microdrive Card, Smart Media Card, Memory Stick Card, Secure Digital Card and Multimedia Card. The wireless card reader router and the ADSL router housing form a converter, on the back of which there is a 2x5 port and an IEEE1394 port, which are the outputs of the converter and can be connected to a motherboard. The converter can be installed internally in a personal computer (3.5 or 5.25 inches) or connected externally to a personal computer or notebook. The wireless card reader router can also be installed independently in a notebook, a printer or a wired router. This allows the data from the memory card to be transferred to the

Card reader router can be printed directly from the printer without connecting to a computer. Therefore, a sharing of the network connection and the function of a converter can be achieved.
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State of the art

Figure 1 shows a conventional wireless ASDL router, which only supports IEEE802-11A, IEEE802-11B and IEEE802-11G interface and cannot be used independently.

Object of the invention

The invention is based on the object of providing an ADSL router with a pluggable wireless card reader router and an ADSL router housing, which has a higher support and usability.

Short description of the drawings

Figure 1 shows a perspective view of the conventional solution.

Figure 2 shows an exploded view of the invention.
Figure 3 shows a perspective view of the

Invention.
Figure 4 shows a block diagram of the connection of the invention via the 2 x 5 port.

Figure 5 shows a block diagram of the connection of the invention via the IEEE1394 port.

Figure 6 shows a diagram of the connection of the

Invention with a personal computer.
Figure 7 shows an illustration of the external connection of the wireless card reader router to a notebook.

Figure 8 shows a diagram of the internal connection of the

wireless card reader router with a notebook.
Figure 9 shows a block diagram of the connection of the wireless card reader router to a printer.
Figure 10 shows a diagram of the internal connection of the wireless card reader router with a

Printer.
Figure 11 shows a diagram of the internal connection of the wireless card reader router to a wired router.

Content of the invention

As can be seen from Figures 2 and 3, the invention provides two ports 40, 41 on the rear of the wireless card reader router 4, the communication protocol of which supports the USB interface. Plugs 34, 35 are provided in the ADSL router housing 3, which can be plugged into the ports 40, 41, thereby establishing an electrical connection. When the wireless card reader router 4 is electrically connected to the ADSL router housing 3, the data from the wireless card reader router 4 can be forwarded via the ADSL router 3, whereby multiple support can be achieved. The wireless card reader router 4 has slots 42, 43 on the front for different memory cards 5, 51, such as Extreme Digital Card, Compact Flash Card, Microdrive Card, Smart Media Card, Memory Stick Card, Secure Digital Card and Multimedia Card. This allows the data on the memory card to be read, shared and printed in the wireless card reader router.

As mentioned above, the wireless card reader router 4 and the ADSL router body 3 are combined together to form a converter 2. The ADSL router body 3 has a USB port 32 and an IEEE1394 port 33 on the front side. The ADSL router body 3 is provided with connectors 34, 35 which can be inserted into the ports 40, 41, thereby establishing an electrical connection. When the wireless card reader router 4 is electrically connected to the ADSL router body 3, the data from the wireless card reader router 4 can be forwarded via the ADSL router 3, whereby multiple support can be achieved.

Detailed description of the implementation examples

The invention includes a wireless card reader router 4 and an ADSL router housing 3, which form a converter 2. On the rear of the converter 2, a 2x5 port 21 and an IEEE1394 port 22 are provided, which are the outputs of the converter 2 and can be connected to the motherboard 60 (Figures 4 and 5). The converter 2 can be installed internally in a personal computer (3.5 or 5.25 inches) or connected externally to a personal computer 6 or notebook 7 (Figures 6 and 7). The wireless card reader router 4 can also be installed independently in a notebook 7, a printer 8 or a wired router 9 (Figures 8, 9, 10, 11) in order to achieve a division of the network connection and the function of a converter.

The converter 2 according to the invention can support the Bluetooth, IEEE802-11A, IEEE802-11B and IEEE802-11G interface. A wireless connection can be established through Bluetooth, which enables an application on

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portable devices such as notebooks, mobile phones, PDAs, etc.

Below, the invention is compared with the conventional solution.

Disadvantages of the conventional solution:

1. The wireless router cannot be used independently.

2. It is not easy to carry.

3. Competitiveness is not sufficient. 15

Advantages of the invention:

1. The wireless card reader router and the ASDL router chassis form a converter.

2. The wireless card reader router can be used independently.

3. Installation in a printer is possible. 25

4. Support for standard interfaces is planned.

5. A hot swapping function is available. 30

6. Competitiveness is sufficient.

Claims (4)

1. ADSL router with a pluggable wireless card reader router and an ADSL router housing, the wireless card reader router having two ports on the rear, the communication protocol of which supports the USB and IEEE1394 interface, and slots for different memory cards on the front, and the wireless card reader router being able to be used independently of the ADSL router housing, characterized in that the wireless card reader router ( 4 ) and the ADSL router housing ( 3 ) are combined with one another and form a converter ( 2 ), on the rear of which a 2x5 port ( 21 ) and an IEEE1394 port ( 22 ) are provided, which are the outputs of the converter ( 2 ) and can be connected to the main board ( 60 ), the converter ( 2 ) being installed internally in a personal computer (3.5 or 5.25 inches) or externally connected to a personal computer ( 6 ) or notebook ( 7 ), or the wireless card reader router ( 4 ) is independently installed in a notebook ( 7 ), a printer ( 8 ) or a wired router ( 9 ). 2. ADSL router according to claim 1, characterized in that two ports ( 40 , 41 ) are provided on the rear side of the wireless card reader router ( 4 ), the communication protocol of which supports the USB interface. 3. ADSL router according to claim 2, characterized in that different memory cards ( 5 , 51 ) can be inserted into the slots ( 42 , 43 ) on the front of the wireless card reader router ( 4 ), such as Extreme Digital Card, Compact Flash Card, Microdrive Card, Smart Media Card, Memory Stick Card, Secure Digital Card and Multimedia Card. 4. ADSL router according to claim 1, characterized in that the data from the wireless card reader router ( 4 ) can be transferred directly to a connected notebook, printer or wired router.