TRENDnet IDE Device to Serial ATA Converter

TRENDnet IDE Device to Serial ATA Converter (TU-IDES)

1 x Female IDE - 1 x Female SATA

$24.94 Out of Stock
Quantity:

Description

The IDE to SATA Converter (TU-IDES) allows you to connect IDE devices such as CD, DVD and hard disk drives to a Serial ATA port on your computer's motherboard. Without software installation required, simply connect power and data cables to IDE devices to SATA connector on your computer.

Main Features

  • Connector on First End: 1 x 40-pin Female IDE
  • Connector on Second End: 1 x 7-pin Female SATA
  • Weight (Approximate): 15 g
  • Additional Information:
  • Connect any IDE CD, DVD or hard drive device to an available Serial ATA port
  • Use your current IDE device on new SATA motherboards
  • Utilizes Serial ATA 1.0 and hot-pluggable technology
  • Master/slave hard drive emulation supported
  • Supports PIO mode 0~4 and Ultra DMA mode 0~7
  • Supports ATAPI Packet command set and 48-bit LBA addressing
  • Supports additional ATA commands for serial ATA SCR access
  • Power save mode built-in
  • Serial ATA Built In Self Test (BIST) ready
  • Standard: ATA 33/66/100/133, SATA 1.0 Supported OS: Any OS that supports ATA and SATA
  • Green Compliance: Yes
  • Green Compliance Certificate/Authority: RoHS

    • General Information

    Product TypeData Transfer Adapter
    Brand NameTRENDnet
    ManufacturerTRENDnet
    Product NameIDE Device to Serial ATA Converter
    Manufacturer Part NumberTU-IDES
    Manufacturer Website Addresswww.trendnet.com
    Marketing InformationThe IDE to SATA Converter (TU-IDES) allows you to connect IDE devices such as CD, DVD and hard disk drives to a Serial ATA port on your computer's motherboard. Without software installation required, simply connect power and data cables to IDE devices to SATA connector on your computer.

    Technical Information

    Connector on First End1 x 40-pin Female IDE
    Connector on Second End1 x 7-pin Female SATA

    Physical Characteristics

    Weight (Approximate)15 g

    Miscellaneous

    Green ComplianceYes
    Green Compliance Certificate/AuthorityRoHS
    Additional Information
  • Connect any IDE CD, DVD or hard drive device to an available Serial ATA port
  • Use your current IDE device on new SATA motherboards
  • Utilizes Serial ATA 1.0 and hot-pluggable technology
  • Master/slave hard drive emulation supported
  • Supports PIO mode 0~4 and Ultra DMA mode 0~7
  • Supports ATAPI Packet command set and 48-bit LBA addressing
  • Supports additional ATA commands for serial ATA SCR access
  • Power save mode built-in
  • Serial ATA Built In Self Test (BIST) ready
  • Standard: ATA 33/66/100/133, SATA 1.0 Supported OS: Any OS that supports ATA and SATA
    • February 9, 2011 zauggru says:
    Pros: It works as advertised.
    Connection is firm.
    Comes with molex connector and adapter.
    Cons: none
    It works as advertised.
    Connection is firm.
    Comes with molex connector and adapter. none Easy to use
    December 23, 2010 ABCD433 says:
    Pros: It did what it said it would do.
    Cons: none!
    It did what it said it would do. none! I bought two of these to run my IDE hard drives on a SATA motherboard.
    Rember to jumper your had drives as master!
    November 6, 2010 Greg says:
    Pros: I got one of these to connect my BenQ DW1655 DVD-RW drive to my Asus Rampage III Formula motherboard (to an ICH10R port under Windows 7 64-Bit).
    So far, this seems to work great (except for a few issues below). So far the fastest burning speed I've tried is 8X, and that works o.k.
    Cons: The adapter comes with a SATA cable, but I wanted to use one that came with my motherboard. This has a metal retainer clip and wouldn't fit in to the adapter.
    Also, my motherboards BIOS has the SATA ports set to AHCI mode (instead of IDE emulation). With this setup, I can't boot from the drive connected by this adapter.
    I was able to boot the attached drive with the BIOS mode set to IDE though...
    I got one of these to connect my BenQ DW1655 DVD-RW drive to my Asus Rampage III Formula motherboard (to an ICH10R port under Windows 7 64-Bit).
    May 28, 2009 ManorTech says:
    I had an IDE hard drive for a new SATA desktop PC. I plugged this device into the back of the drive and--without any drivers or other software to install--had a drive my computer recognized right away.
    It's been running seamlessly for several weeks. I don't even think about the converter anymore.

    © 2024 Microcad Computer Corporation. All Rights Reserved.