Can I use my ide ribbon with master and slave connection with this?
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This can be used with any IDE, Sata hard dirve. Just attach the ribbon cable to the ribbon 40 pin connector and attach the power cable then plug it into a usb port and turn on the switch. You will have access to the hard drive after windows loads the drivers and find it in explorer. You can read and write to the drive.
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I have used this device with any type of hard drives, master or slave. It makes no difference, this device is just a way for you to read and write into the hard drive that you connect to.
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I would guess yes, I have not changed any settings on an IDE connection after removing the Hard Drive from the computer and as long as the Hard Drive is still Functional, No problem reading and writing to the Now External Hard Drive
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You'll need an IDE power connector to SATA power converter cable. They are cheap and easy to locate on the web for around $7.00 each. Search for "ide power to sata power adapter" that will return plenty of results.
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It came with a double sided adapter on mine which included IDE. Power supply failed immediately though.
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Hi, I have misplaced the adapter but it definitely had a female ide port. By the way, I couldn't get the damn thing to work at all so I wouldn't recommend it.
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This device only works with SATA connections. Your IDE hard drive is not compatible with it. to my knowledge there is no adapter that can convert SATA connections to IDE and vis versa. Your best bet is to get an IDE external hard drive enclosure and connect your IDE hard drive to that. My recommendation is http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817145133 . I own this enclosure and it works great. ORconnect your IDE drive internally to your PC; meaning screw your hard drive into your hard drive cage inside your PC and then connect the hard drive to your mother board via an IDE cable, then connect the power cord to it. This device only works with SATA connections. Your IDE hard drive is not compatible with it. to my knowledge there is no adapter that can convert SATA connections to IDE and vis versa. Your best bet is to get an IDE external hard drive enclosure and connect your IDE hard drive to that. My recommendation is http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817145133 . I own this enclosure and it works great. ORconnect your IDE drive internally to your PC; meaning screw your hard drive into your hard drive cage inside your PC and then connect the hard drive to... » Read More This device only works with SATA connections. Your IDE hard drive is not compatible with it. to my knowledge there is no adapter that can convert SATA connections to IDE and vis versa. Your best bet is to get an IDE external hard drive enclosure and connect your IDE hard drive to that. My recommendation is http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817145133 . I own this enclosure and it works great. ORconnect your IDE drive internally to your PC; meaning screw your hard drive into your hard drive cage inside your PC and then connect the hard drive to your mother board via an IDE cable, then connect the power cord to it. « Show Less
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Yes, you can, provided you procure the software development kit. The SDK provides the interface libraries to interact with FS88 using .NET or Java.
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Yes as long as the interface of the "old hard drive" is IDE and not SCSI or MFM. No ribbon cable is needed.
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Hi, no, it will not work. Your old duplicator will need a similar IDE drive to work because your controller and power supply might need the same exact drive. Adapter won't work if the power supply and the controller is not compatible with certain elements of the drive. Also, keep in mind in that all of your drives will need to be similar if you need to trouble shoot. It's on the safe side as all of the drives will work the same, but let's not get ahead of ourselves, this drive will not work with your old ide duplicator. It's best to check to see which IDE drives works the best with your unit's components (ie controller and power supply). Hi, no, it will not work. Your old duplicator will need a similar IDE drive to work because your controller and power supply might need the same exact drive. Adapter won't work if the power supply and the controller is not compatible with certain elements of the drive. Also, keep in mind in that all of your drives will need to be similar if you need to trouble shoot. It's on the safe side as all of the drives will work the same, but let's not get ahead of ourselves, this drive will not work with your old ide duplicator. It's best to check to see which IDE drives works the best with your... » Read More Hi, no, it will not work. Your old duplicator will need a similar IDE drive to work because your controller and power supply might need the same exact drive. Adapter won't work if the power supply and the controller is not compatible with certain elements of the drive. Also, keep in mind in that all of your drives will need to be similar if you need to trouble shoot. It's on the safe side as all of the drives will work the same, but let's not get ahead of ourselves, this drive will not work with your old ide duplicator. It's best to check to see which IDE drives works the best with your unit's components (ie controller and power supply). « Show Less
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IDE is a parallel or PATA interface. SATA is a serial interface. So, it won't work directly, but you can get a serial to parallel interface cable to do the conversion.
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Yes, search installing slave devices for fl studio and there should be a tutorial on image line's site. Rather simple
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I don't know for sure, but if it has a PCI-e slot available the chassis that you buy with it fits and I don't think an IDE adapter is necessary.
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Currently I am using it with UStream and it only displays Master Control. Sorry I couldn't be more help! : )
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I have not physically tried to hook mine up that way, and the more I stare @ it, the more I think it's NOT possible. The reason is this plugs right in to the back of a SATA drive by itself, but it will NOT hook up to an IDE/PATA drive without a dbl ended adaptor. That goes for the power plug too. What you need is this: Generic IDE to SATA or SATA to IDE Adapter , which appears to work in both directions.Hope that makes sense :)
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Using it right now... go here:http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public/us/us/en/dlf/download_top.html?reg=us&c;=us〈=en∏=hl6180dw_all
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I had no problem using the adapter, all I did was remove the IDE dvd drive from my computer and replaced it with the new sata drive dvd. I then connected the adapter to the sata drive. I then connected the 4 pin power cable to the adapter and the Ide cable to the adapter . all works very well.
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Looks like our only option is, which I've successfully used:C2G / Cables To Go 30504 33IN USB 2.0 to IDE or Serial ATA Drive Adapter Cable (Black)
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The answer is NO. the connector is totally different. This will support a 3 1/2 inch or the smaller laptop drive. To do an IDE drive, you need an IDE adapter. I got one online for 20$ or so. It was an external shell and PC card where you install the drive inside. Just do not use the screws and it works just fine. Hope this helps.