Lycom ST-166 IDE to SATA Slim Converter Adapter

Lycom ST-166 Mainboard IDE to SATA Drives x2 Slim Converter Adapter
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Scan code: LN40093 Manufacturer code: ST-166

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Product Overview ST-166 Main Board IDE to SATA Drives x2 Slim Converter Adapter

Insert into Main Board IDE Host Port directly then connect and utilize two High Capacity & High Performance SATA III, SATA II or SATA I devices in embedded computer system! Features • SATA II 3Gbps controller
• Solidly Convert one mother board IDE host to two SATA drives connection
• Supports SATA III, SATA II and SATA I Device
• Supports 48 bits LBA
• Compliant with Serial ATA 2.6
• Tag Command Queuing (Max 32 entries)
• SATA Power Save modes
• ATA/ATAPI PIO mode data transfer
• ATA/ATAPI UDMA data transfer rate of 150, 133, 100, 66, 44, 33, 25, 16.7 MB/s
• ATA/ATAPI-7 Streaming feature set
• 100% OS-transparent hardware bridge converter to support Windows, MAC and Linux, no driver required
• Fully RoHS compliant

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Date Issued: 2nd Jul 2008

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Lycom ST-166 IDE to SATA Slim Converter Adapter

Lycom ST-166 IDE to SATA Slim Converter Adapter

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Lycom ST-166 Mainboard IDE to SATA Drives x2 Slim Converter Adapter
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