Wireless Type | 802.11n, 802.11b, 802.11g |
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Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 1 |
Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 1 |
Edimax EW-7811Un 150Mbps 11n Wi-Fi USB Adapter, Nano Size Lets You Plug it and Forget it, Ideal for Raspberry Pi / Pi2, Supports Windows, Mac OS, Linux (Black/Gold)
Brand | Best Price Square |
Hardware Interface | USB 2.0 |
Color | Black/gold |
Compatible Devices | Desktop |
Product Dimensions | 5.5"L x 3.5"W x 0.7"H |
Data Link Protocol | IEEE 802.11b, USB, IEEE 802.11n |
Data Transfer Rate | 150 Megabits Per Second |
Item Weight | 27.22 Grams |
About this item
- Supports 150 Mbps 802.11n Wireless data rate - the latest wireless standard. Permits users to have the farthest range with the widest coverage. (Up to 6 times the speed and 3 times the coverage of 802.11b.).
- Power Saving designed to support smart transmit power control and auto-idle state adjustment
- Supports WMM (Wi-Fi Multimedia) Standard so that you can let different types of data have higher priority. It would allows better streaming of real-time data such as Video, Music, Skype etc
- Includes multi-language EZmax setup wizard
- Spec Standards IEEE 802.11n; backward compatible with 802.11b/g Wi-Fi Certified. Security 64/128 bit WEP Encryption and WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK security; WPS compatible IEEE 802.1X
- Port 1 x 2.0 USB Type A. Wireless Data Rates Up to 150 Mbps. Modulation OFDM: BPSK, QPSK, 16-QAM, 64-QAM, DSSS. Frequency Band 2.4GHz - 2.4835GHz. Antenna internal chip antenna
- Channels (FCC) 2.4GHz : 1~11. Power Input USB Port (Self-Powered). Dimensions 0.28" x 0.59" x 0.73". Temperature 0 -40 degree C (32-104 degree F). Humidity 10 ~ 90% Non-Condensing. System XP/Vista/Win7, Mac, Linux
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Easy to install | 4.2 | 4.5 | 4.5 | 3.8 | 3.9 | 4.3 |
WiFi signal | 3.6 | 4.3 | 4.2 | 3.5 | 4.0 | 4.0 |
Tech Support | 3.2 | 3.9 | 4.1 | 2.5 | 3.3 | 3.6 |
Quality of material | 4.2 | 4.4 | — | 3.8 | — | — |
Durability | 4.0 | 4.1 | — | 3.3 | — | — |
Sold By | — | EDUP Store | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Edimax Computer | Cudy |
data transfer rate | 150 megabits per second | 600 megabits per second | 867 megabits per second | 300 megabits per second | 150 megabits per second | 650 megabits per second |
data link protocol | USB, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11n | USB | USB | USB | Wi-Fi 4 | IEEE 802.11ac, IEEE 802.11n, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g, USB |
hardware interface | usb2.0 | usb | usb | usb2.0 | usb | usb2.0, 802 11 acbgn |
operating system | Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 8.1 / 10, Mac OS 10.7 ~ 10.13,Raspberry Pi & Pi 2, Linux Kernal 2.6 ~ 4.4 | Windows 10/11/8.1/8/7/XP/Vista /Mac OS X 10.6~10.15.3 | Windows 11 | Windows 11 Plug-n-Play, Supports Windows XP/Vista/7/8/8.1/10, MAC OS 10.9~10.15, and Linux 2.6.18~5.11 (Fedora & Ubuntu) | Windows 10/11 Plug-n-Play, Windows 7/8/8.1, MAC OS 10.9~10.15, Linux: Plug-n-Play for Ubuntu/ Mint kernel 5.15 and above, Linux Driver available for Fedora (3.11.10~5.3.7) & Ubuntu (3.8.0~5.4.0) | Windows, Linux, Mac OS |
weight | 0.06 pounds | 22.7 grams | 0.01 pounds | 0.01 kilograms | 2 grams | 6 grams |
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From the manufacturer
N150 Nano Size Wi-Fi USB Adapter
Up to 150Mbps 802.11n Wireless Speed
Complies with wireless 802.11b/g/n standards with data rate up to 150Mbps (2.4Ghz).
Nano Size Design, Plug in and Forget it
With Nano size design, you can connect EW-7811Un to any USB port without blocking other USB ports. It can stay connected to your laptop.
Features & Compatibility
- Support Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 8.1 / 10
- Support Mac OS 10.7 ~ 10.13
- Support Raspberry Pi & Pi 2
- Support Linux Kernal 2.6 ~ 4.4 (Support the distribution by ubuntu & Fedora, others by request)
Ideal for Raspberry Pi/Pi 2
Supports up to 150Mbps when connecting with RPi 2. Plug & Play with Various OS Kernel Support.
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Power SavingSmart Power & Auto Idle Technology. |
Mac, Windows & LinuxHigh Performance on Any System. |
N150Speed with 802.11n. |
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Customer Reviews |
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Product Name | N150 Nano Wi-Fi USB Adapter | N150 Nano Wi-Fi USB Adapter | AC1200 Nano Dual Band Wi-Fi USB Adapter | AC1200 Dual Band Wi-Fi USB Adapter | AC1750 Dual Band Wi-Fi USB Adapter |
USB Version | USB 2.0 | USB 2.0 | USB 2.0 | USB 3.0 | USB 3.0 |
Dual Band | 2.4GHz only | 2.4GHz only + Bluetooth 4.0 | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Antenna | Internal | Internal | 2 Internal | 2 Internal | 3 Internal + 1 External |
Embedded Applications | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | - | - |
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Technical Details
Brand | Best Price Square |
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Series | EW7811Un |
Item model number | EW-7811Un |
Operating System | Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 8.1 / 10, Mac OS 10.7 ~ 10.13,Raspberry Pi & Pi 2, Linux Kernal 2.6 ~ 4.4 |
Item Weight | 0.96 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 5.5 x 3.5 x 0.7 inches |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 5.5 x 3.5 x 0.7 inches |
Color | Black/gold |
Number of Processors | 1 |
Computer Memory Type | DDR3 SDRAM |
Batteries | 1 A batteries required. |
Manufacturer | Edimax |
ASIN | B003MTTJOY |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | December 3, 2010 |
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Best Sellers Rank | #593 in USB Computer Network Adapters |
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EDIMAX EW-7811Un IEEE 802.11b/g/n Wireless Mini Nano Size USB Adapter, Up to 150Mbps Data Rates, with 16 languages EZmax setup wizard for easy installation.System Requirements: Windows 7/Vista/XP, Mac OS, Linux.
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Customers like the performance, ease of setup, and value of the networking device. For example, they mention that it works well, it's easy to set up, and it'll do everything it claims. Some are happy with size, and quality. That said, opinions are mixed on connectivity, speed, and range.
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Customers like the performance of the adapter. For example, they mention it works well, does everything it claims, and is flawless. Some say that it works perfectly with Windows 8 and that it can work at a distance from the access point. Overall, most are satisfied with the performance and functionality of the product.
"Very good product. There was something wrong with my laptop where i couldn’t get wifi. So i used this and had no problem with it." Read more
"...I hate that router (and I used to LOVE Linksys routers! The hardware was very serviceable, but the software was abysmal!)!..." Read more
"...I tried watching 2 min clips from Hulu. It did perform adequately, but the speed of the connection varied widely from 14.2 to 58 mpbs during playback..." Read more
"...a cheap, low-profile wireless adapter for web browsing, this should function perfectly." Read more
Customers like the ease of setup of the networking device. They say it's simple as plugging it in, very quick, and easy. Some customers also mention that it automatically sets itself up, and there are no downloads to install. Overall, most are satisfied with the ease and value of the product.
"...This adapter WORKS even if there is a bug and the workaround is simple - just don't be lazy, turn the software off when not in use...." Read more
"...This was the first one I tried. It was easy enough to install. I just put it into a USB port in the back of my tower...." Read more
"...As for the installation, it was very quick and easy...." Read more
"...2. Basic tasks like running updates and grabbing files worked like a charm.3. Small form factor.The Bad:1...." Read more
Customers like the value of the networking device. They mention it's good for the money, and the antenna quality is fair to pretty good.
"...- Price: Cheap, especially considering the awkward situations that they can be used to resolve temporary issues and the time sink potential in those..." Read more
"This little adapter works and at a great price! Its wonderfully compact and the speed feels comfortably fast on my older system...." Read more
"...Pros:It is small, inexpensive, and once you do successfully install it, it does work.I tried watching 2 min clips from Hulu...." Read more
"...product “Five Starts” because of the good performance at a very affordable price point...." Read more
Customers like the size of the networking device. They mention it's small, built well, and fully functional. Some appreciate the small form factor and the ability to plug-and-forget. Overall, most are happy with the size and quality of the product.
"This little adapter works and at a great price! Its wonderfully compact and the speed feels comfortably fast on my older system...." Read more
"...Pros:It is small, inexpensive, and once you do successfully install it, it does work.I tried watching 2 min clips from Hulu...." Read more
"Excellent little Wi-fi dongle! This thing is small and works quite well...." Read more
"...Once installed properly, it's very easy to configure.- Small package and a cute little miniCD. Everything is tiny and cute...." Read more
Customers like the quality of the WiFi adapter. They say it's a great adapter, works well, and is small. Some customers also mention that it works with the Raspberry Pi and is a low-profile wireless adapter for web browsing.
"...If you are just looking for a cheap, low-profile wireless adapter for web browsing, this should function perfectly." Read more
"Excellent little Wi-fi dongle! This thing is small and works quite well...." Read more
"...It is so small that it can be left in the USB port safely without worrying about snagging it on something." Read more
"...Overall, the Raspberry Pi is an awesome device, and this WiFi adapter was the perfect addition!..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the connectivity of the networking device. Some mention that it connects with no issues using WPA2 encryption, and it communicates well with their wireless N router. However, others say that it doesn't connect to the internet via wireless at all, has a tendency to lose network connectivity, and won't automatically connect to their network at home.
"...I've had this adapter for about a week and my computer has kicked off line a couple of times...." Read more
"...With the Time Capsule, connection was immediate...." Read more
"...That still means the EW-7811Un could not detect all reasonably available signals, which is a shortcoming...." Read more
"...1. Plug and Play - Simply plugged it in to my RasPi and was able to connect with no issues using WPA2 encryption.2...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the speed of the networking device. Some mention that they have had no noticeable speed issues, and the speed feels comfortably fast. However, others say that the connection strength and speed are not the greatest, videos would be slow to load, and things moved a bit slower than they were used to. They also mention that the speed varied widely, from 14.2 to 58 mpbs.
"...It did perform adequately, but the speed of the connection varied widely from 14.2 to 58 mpbs during playback...." Read more
"...Its wonderfully compact and the speed feels comfortably fast on my older system...." Read more
"...This time, I had to hit the OFF button for the computer it was launching pages so fast. I restarted my computer...." Read more
"...I am giving this product “Five Starts” because of the good performance at a very affordable price point...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the range of the networking device. Some mention that it has a good enough range, while others say that it notably has poor range.
"...The signal strength was fine for our use cases. It prolonged the life and usability of our old laptop for a few more years." Read more
"...3. Small form factor.The Bad:1. Poor signal strength.2. Slow.3. Max 250 Kbps over P2P Stream..." Read more
"...like this which you can barely notice is even there, it's a good enough range...." Read more
"...The signal was quite a bit weaker: I think around 50%...." Read more
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Installing your rtl8188cus wireless adapter:
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If you are installing your first wifi adapter or adding a new wifi adapter to a Pi that
already has a different one installed the driver should be installed BEFORE plugging in the
new wifi adapter.
DO NOT PLUG IN THE WIFI ADAPTER UNTIL ASKED TO - LOOK AT THE SCREEN OUTPUT FOR INSTRUCTIONS.
So connect up your Pi then power on and wait for it to boot and initialise. Log in and then
you can start to install the software/firmware for the wifi adapter.
Some images need configuring when they are first run so go through the configuration before
running the sript. After the image is configured you can start the script to install the wifi.
If you have an internet connection to your Pi you can now download the script. Use the
command:
sudo wget http://dl.dropbox.com/u/80256631/install-rtl8188cus-latest.sh -O /boot/install-rtl8188cus-latest.sh
This will install the script in the /boot directory of the SD card ready to run.
If you are NOT logged in as root start the script using the command:
sudo /boot/install-rtl8188cus-latest.sh
If you are logged in as root use the command:
/boot/install-rtl8188cus-latest.sh (no sudo!)
If you are connected to the Pi using ssh, and not logged in as root user then you may need
to use the command
sudo bash /boot/install-rtl8188cus-latest.sh
or if logged in as the root user.
bash /boot/install-rtl8188cus-latest.sh
The script should now start running. I have written the script so it will output messages to
the screen so you can see what it is doing as a lot of the time there is no output to the
display.
If you have not used the script before it will make an update to the kernel configuration
to allow you to run with the wifi adapter plugged in before the driver is loaded. This
configuration change will disable a built in driver that does not work and causes problems
if the wifi adapter is plugged in before the working driver is installed. After making the
change it will shutdown the Pi. You can then plug in the wifi adapter and power on again
and thePi should run without problems. You can then run the acript to install the wifi
driver and configure the wifi.
At the beginning of the installation the script will make several checks. It will check if
you have an internet connection, wired or wireless, and you have access to the internet. It
will try and determine if you already have a wifi adapter configured.
If you do not have an internet connection to your Pi it will check it has all the necessary
files to install and run the wifi driver. If it does not have all the files it needs it will
output a list of files it does not have and will abort the installation. You will have to
download the files it requires and copy them to the /boot directory of the SD card and
restart the script.
For some images it may be necessary to install some additional applications to allow the
wifi to operate correctly. The script will install these before configuring and installing
the wifi driver. If your Pi doesn't have an internet connection and these files are not
copied to the SD card the script will list the files it needs and then abort. You will need
to download and copy these files to the /boot directory of the image.
To copy missing files to the Pi there are basically two ways to do it. You can shutdown the
Pi, remove the SD card and plug it into the computer used to generate the image in the first
place. Then download the missing files on that computer and copy them to the SD card.
Alternatively you can download the files needed on another computer with internet access and
then copy them to a USB stick. You can then install the USB stick in the Pi and copy them from
the USB stick to the SD card. To copy files to the /boot directory you will need to run the
commands as root user. As I understand it a USB stick would normally be automatically mounted
in the directory /media. The command
ls /media
should then show the device name. You can then copy the files using the command format
sudo cp /media/device-name/filename /boot
I have, however, found that devices are not always mounted automatically so you must first
mount the device manually. Using the command
sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
will mount the device in the /mnt directory rather than /media. The files can then be displayed
with the command
ls /mnt
You can then copy the files using the command format
sudo cp /mnt/filename /boot
When finished copying the necessary files do not forget to unmount the USB stick -
sudo umount /dev/sda1
Once all the files are copied to the SD card restart the script. It will again check all the
files needed are available on the SD card and then start the install.
If you already have a wifi adapter installed it will ask if you want to update the driver or
add a new wifi adapter. If you are using an image that already has the rtl8188cus driver
installed and it no longer works because you have made a software update you can update the
driver to repair the driver installation. If a wifi driver is already installed, either
using a different driver or the rtl8188cus driver, you can add another wifi adapter. You can
then use either adapter or even use both. You can use this option to install a new wifi
adapter if you don't want to use your old adapter, although the Pi will still be configured
to run the older adapter if necessary.
After the driver and any other files needed are installed the script will then configure the
files needed to use the wifi. It will first ask you the type of security the network uses if
any. eg unsecured, WEP or WPA/WPA2. It uses this to determine some of the settings needed
for the installation and whether you need to input a PASSWORD. The script will not ask for a
password if you selected unsecured as the network security.
The script will then ask you to input the network SSID and a PASSWORD if it is required.
Type in the SSID and then the PASSWORD. These values will be copied to the file
/etc/network/interfaces as part of the setup. When inputting the SSID and PASSWORD the
script will ask you to verify that they are correct before using then.
A recent addition to the script is a check to see if the wifi network you want to connect to
is visible by the wifi adapter - that is it is transmitting it's ssid. With the basic setup
used by the script a wifi adapter will not be able to connect to a network that does not
transmit it's ssid. When the script gets to the point where it asks for the ssid of the
network you want to connect to it will check the name is in this list. If it is not it will
let you know. To get a connection you should reconfigure your wireless network to transmit
the ssid.
Once the SSID and PASSWORD have been input and verified OK the remaining files will be
configured to ensure the driver module is automatically loaded whenever the Pi is restarted.
The wifi driver should now be installed and configured. The script will output a message
asking you to plug in the wifi adapter. Plug in the wifi adapter and press any key to
continue.
It will wait for the wifi to connect then output some information about the network
connection. It will show details on the wireless setup and should show you the IP address
assigned to the wireless adapter. You can terminate the installation at this point by
pressing Cntl-C.
If you do not terminate the script it will then continue on and update the software packages
list and upgrade the installed software packages. This can take a long time especially if
you are using any of the older images.
The script will then install rpi-update if it is not already installed. The rpi-update
script, developed by Hexxeh, updates the Pi firmware/software.
The script will now check if the driver that is loaded is the latest available or not. If
the installed driver is the latest the script will terminate and the wifi should be working.
If the driver is not the latest version rpi-update will be run to update the Pi's
firmware/software and then the final stage of the installation is to update the wifi driver
to the latest version.
If rpi-update is run by the script when the script terminates the Pi will reboot. If rpi-
update does not run the script will just terminate and you can continue to use the Pi.
When it has rebooted, login - AND START TO HAVE SOME FUN.
HAVE FUN WITH YOUR RASPBERRY PI.
I would do a pro / con, but have no cons.... Perhaps because I just expected the worst, leaving me with nowhere to go but up.
- Size: Tiny - I can *almost* close the USB flap on a Dell Duo Convertible with the thing in. I would forget they were in a USB hub if not for the flashing LED. They are practically nonexistent in a tower USB port, front or back.
- Reliability: I have used them in odd situations, and have yet for them to be the source of an issue. Mixed NIC environments present the usual hazards, but nothing additional that I've noticed.
- Range: Again, I have had low expectations, and so I used them mostly so close to the wireless source that I couldn't judge fairly. They have fit the bill at 25+ feet from the nearest active AP handily. Walls and obstacles have not buggered the connectivity. That's more than I would have expected, your situation may differ.
- Price: Cheap, especially considering the awkward situations that they can be used to resolve temporary issues and the time sink potential in those situations if you don't have a quick-and-dirty answer. I will likely keep a small stack of them around indefinitely.
So far I have used these in scenarios like:
- Emergency connectivity for DNS server mishaps on domains
- A replacement for troublesome hard-connections in nearby Win 7 64 workstations
- As a makeshift NIC array via a USB hub for Windows 2008 R2 Datacenter servers requiring multiple connections but lacking the hardware
- Onboard fail-safe connection (by pluging one into the unusually placed USB slots on Dell and Supermicro server boards, just leaving them there,disabled or otherwise inactive, just in case all other options are bunk)
- Near invisible wireless connections on Netbooks, Dell Duo Convertibles, Legacy laptops.
I can't attest fully to their cross platform usage yet. But I have several unusual server and wokrstation builds across the SUSE and Ubuntu spectrum that I will certainly be giving them a test on. I have a pretty fair expectation that as long as the drivers install as expected, they will be effective there too...
I have used them as a guest captured NIC for Linux and Windows virtual appliances and servers with some success, but as there is a significant abstraction layer there, that doesn't seem like an overall statement about their usage in a standalone environment.
So this is one of those times when a shot-in-the-dark actually has paid off in volume... I would (and will) purchase more of them, either for specific applications or more likely as a brilliant addition to my "what if" toolset.
If there is a downside, I haven't found it yet...and I have used them in some pretty weird circumstances so far... There may well be better out there, I just stumbled on these, didn't really invest in thorough product research. I grabbed some of these along with other variant wireless and USB NICs for emergencies and peculiar issues.
These are the ones I have used almost every time. The rest of that collection of variants remain safely boxed on the shelf.
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La rete funziona perfettamente, il segnale non viene mai perso nonostante il Raspberry si trovi dentro un cabinato da sala giochi di legno particolarmente spesso e ben lontano dal wi-fi: router e adattatore si trovano nei punti estremi opposti di un appartamento da 100mq con diversi muri in mezzo.
Insomma, per ora sono davvero soddisfatto!
Cette clé Wifi est reconnue automatiquement par Openelec, donc pas besoin d'installer des pilotes.
Vous devez juste activer le wifi dans les paramètres de Openelec ( Système / Openelec et réseau ) ensuite vous allez sur connexions et vous devez voir votre réseau wifi.
Pour Android 4.4.4 ou 5.1.1 tout fonctionne automatiquement avec la carte Odroid XU4 ou Odroid C1+.
La clé wifi doit juste être branché avant le boot et ensuite une fois sur Android vous devez activer le Wifi via le menu de Android.
Avec la Raspberry Pi 2 qui se trouve dans ma chambre je n'ai aucun problème pour lire les vidéos qui se trouves dans ma Freebox V6, des vidéo 720p ou 1080p passe sans le moindre problèmes.
Le streaming audio ( Radio US ) fonctionne parfaitement aussi.
Pour la Carte Odroid XU4 qui se trouve dans la chambre de mes enfants, aucun problème aussi, ils jouent à clash of clan et autres sans le moindre bug de coupure, très bonne accroche de cette clé.
Vous l'aurez compris, cette clé est parfaite pour mes besoins ainsi que ma bourse car pour 7 euros pièce, j'ai pas hésité a commander une seconde.
Pour information cette clé est équipé du chipset Realtek RTL8188CUS
Reviewed in France on December 9, 2015
Cette clé Wifi est reconnue automatiquement par Openelec, donc pas besoin d'installer des pilotes.
Vous devez juste activer le wifi dans les paramètres de Openelec ( Système / Openelec et réseau ) ensuite vous allez sur connexions et vous devez voir votre réseau wifi.
Pour Android 4.4.4 ou 5.1.1 tout fonctionne automatiquement avec la carte Odroid XU4 ou Odroid C1+.
La clé wifi doit juste être branché avant le boot et ensuite une fois sur Android vous devez activer le Wifi via le menu de Android.
Avec la Raspberry Pi 2 qui se trouve dans ma chambre je n'ai aucun problème pour lire les vidéos qui se trouves dans ma Freebox V6, des vidéo 720p ou 1080p passe sans le moindre problèmes.
Le streaming audio ( Radio US ) fonctionne parfaitement aussi.
Pour la Carte Odroid XU4 qui se trouve dans la chambre de mes enfants, aucun problème aussi, ils jouent à clash of clan et autres sans le moindre bug de coupure, très bonne accroche de cette clé.
Vous l'aurez compris, cette clé est parfaite pour mes besoins ainsi que ma bourse car pour 7 euros pièce, j'ai pas hésité a commander une seconde.
Pour information cette clé est équipé du chipset Realtek RTL8188CUS