Does this adapter support ATAPI?
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I only know the Windows XP device manager shows the description of (Standard IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers) for one of my Primary IDE Channels driven by that Syba device. And it works well for me. I understand the ATAPI Standard also addresses SCSI drives but this device does not provide for a SCSI interface. I also have connected to my computer several SATA drives none of which interfere with the others.
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I know this question is kind of old but since I just bought this adapter a few days ago I can answer your question. Officially the answer is no, it does not. Even if you update the firmware to the latest version available from Anker's support site (http://www.ianker.com/support-c14-g188.html) which is version 120919.11.00.00 it still won't enable UASP. With that said, the real answer is YES! I was able to find a newer, compatible firmware package containing version 130107.91.7D.00 from www.station-drivers.com. Using the same instructions and MPTool utility from Anker's update package I flashed the new bin file successfully and UASP is now enabled. The updated bin that I'm using can be downloaded from here: http://www.station-drivers.com/index.php/downloads/Drivers/Asmedia/Chipsets/ASM-105x-Sata-USB-3.0-controllers/Firmwares/Version-130107.91.7D.00/ The chip in the adapter is the ASM1051 (not E) and ASMedia's tech specs show UASP support. I checked the Device Info section in MPTools and it showed: UASP Supported: Yes UASP Enabled: No Once UASP is enabled and working MPTools's Device Info section will still show UASP Enabled: No if you don't have a drive connected to the adapter while it is connected to the PC. Once you connect a drive and Windows enumerates the new devices UASP will be enabled. When it is enabled you will see two devices in Device Manager... one will be listed under Disk Drives and a second device will show up under Storage Controllers named "USB Attached SCSI (UAS) Mass Storage Device". Good luck!
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http://www.amazon.com/Unitek-Adapter-Compatible-Windows-Version/dp/B00EHDT4HG/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t like this?
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Didn't try it but this requires the drivers for RTL8812AU/RTL8821AU chipset. Searching for "raspberry pi rtl8812AU rtl8821AU" leads to "ASUS USB-AC56 (RTL8812AU/RTL8821AU) Driver compile fails" under Raspberry Pi forums and it looks like they were successful in compiling the drivers.
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This reader only reads ATA Flash cards. Not very reliable. Problems with Windows 7 and above.If you need something to read SRAM or Linear Flash ... let me know. This is not it.
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It worked great on my 3.5 drives, both IDE and serial ATA. I don't have any 2.5 drives, so I can't answer to that.
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Yes it is supported. Here is the link to the page that show this, http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/routers/1800-series-integrated-services-routers-isr/relevant-interfaces-and-modules.html Thanks Dave
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My understanding is that it's supposed to using an adapter, but I don't use WiDi so I don't know for sure.
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This is an IP phone. Therefore, it will not work over POTS without an ATA adapter.
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Nope. The iTrip uses the older wide connector. I don't know if anybody makes an adapter yet.
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Elani, this works with alfapal but you will need a pigtail adapter to connect to adapter. I use the tp-link that is around a foot or so long. cheers, Ron
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According to the tech details linked from this page it does support WPA-PSK
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I don't know. I am unsure if the adapter I had works properly. Your system sees something, but if you reformat, you will lose the info on the drive.
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The Adapter comes with a CD that has the driver. If you did not get one please email us at Support@iSharkk.com so we can send you one right away.
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Yes, This adaptor can be insert in to the SD card slot and read the memory-stick-pro-duo chip
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Helen there is no adapter for your situation; you will need to purchase a new multi-card reader that connects via a ISB port. I recommend the "Sunpak 72-in-1 high-speed card reader" (Google)
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It does support WPA-PSK according to the tech details linked from this page?