Descrizione
Features
– Interface: IDE to SATA
– Material: Metal + plastic
– Supports 3.5″ IDE parallel port HDD or 5.25″ IDE parallel port CD-ROM device, disc-carving machine convert to SATA port to connect to the computer motherboard or ORICO HDD holder stand, HDD enclosure, e-Driver SATA interface
– Plug and play, convenient to use
– Hi-speed IDE / SATA converter chipset, stable
– Metal shield protective cover, anti-dust, anti electromagnetic interference
– Current protection, protects the devices, HDD and data safe
– Operation temperature: 0’C~50’C
– Storage temperature: -20’C~70’C
Packing List:
– 1 x IDE to SATA adapter
– 1 x AXT 4-pin to small 4-pin power cable (10cm)
– 1 x Chinese / English user manual
To be noted
IDE device does not support hot swap, so SATA data cable connect with motherboard first, then connecting power cable.
Before removing your IDE device, please find the IDE device in Device Manager of your OS( windows/Linux etc), remove this IDE device, then disconnect the SATA data cable, then power cable.
The cables connecting with SATA interface are not including:
1) 7 Pin SATA Data Cable
2) 15 Pin SATA Male to 4 Pin Female Power Cable
This is a IDE to SATA one way adapter, not two way.
Mini adapter, conveniently for IDE and SATA transferring, simple design, save you mush space
Transfers IDE HDD into SATA interface to connect computer, there is no need to worry about the transferring of IDE and SATA
Supports 3.5 inch IDE parallel port HDD or 5.25 inch IDE parallel port CD-ROM device, disc-carving machine convert to SATA port to connect to the computer motherboard or ORICO HDD holder stand, HDD enclosure, e-Driver SATA interface
Support booting OS directly from your IDE hard drive through this adapter, no need to reinstall OS. Support booting OS directly from your IDE CD-ROM.
Plug and play, convenient to use. Metal shield protective cover, anti-dust, anti electromagnetic interference. Current protection, protects the devices, HDD and data safe. Blue LED indicator light indicates the working status.
