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1. Find the vendor ID and device ID for the USB device (see Determining USB device information (Windows)

on page 45).

2. Open the Registry Editor and create the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\hprpusbh

\Parameters\Device

3. Create the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\hprpusbh

\Parameters\Device\VID_VendorID&PID_ProductID

4. For the key you just created, create a string value named Mode.

5. Set the value of Mode to auto, local, or remote.

NOTE: If set to auto, the USB device switches its mounted location between the sender and the

receiver at the start and end of an RGS connection respectively. If set to remote, you must physically

disconnect the USB device from the receiver after the RGS session ends and then reconnect the USB

device for it to be usable on the receiver.

USB microphones

The Remote USB driver (on the receiver) supports the USB isochronous data type, which is commonly used for

streaming data such as that generated by audio and video devices. This enables certain isochronous USB

microphones to be accessed directly by the sender in the same manner as other USB devices.

To remotely attach USB microphones to the sender, either of these Remote USB Conguration settings can be

selected:

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USB devices are Remote—If selected, a USB microphone can be accessed anytime by the sender.

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USB devices are Local/Remote—If selected, how the USB microphone can be accessed by the sender

depends on when the microphone is connected to the receiver relative to establishment of the RGS

connection:

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If the microphone is connected to the receiver after establishment of an RGS connection, the

microphone will be a remote device only and can be accessed directly by the sender.

TIP: The Windows Recording devices dialog in the sender allows the user to set the default

sound recording device (microphone).

Remote USB Access Control List

RGS Sender supports an Access Control List (ACL) le that contains rules that specify whether to allow a

Remote USB connection from a USB device on the receiver side.

Each rule in the ACL le has a type of allow or deny. The rules are evaluated for each Remote USB

connection request as described below:

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If any rule indicates the USB connection should be denied, the connection is denied, regardless of any

other rule.

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If any rule indicates the USB connection should be allowed, and if there are no rules that deny the

connection, the connection is allowed.

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If no rules match at all, the connection is denied.

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