Does it have a 1394 Firewire 800 port?
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Dear Future Customer,The HP Z220 does not come with a preinstalled 1394 Firewire 800 port.All the best from the NubeOnline Team
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It does have a FireWire port but I think it is only 400. Could be wrong; haven't used it yet. IIRC the 800 uses a more rectangular connector.
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Both end are DV (IEEE 1394, aka Firewire). One end is mini, the other full size.
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It connects to the computer via a FireWire connection. Most PCs don't have this.
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it did not, I had to find an older mac with a firewire 400 connection to get my mini dv stuff transferred
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yes, this VGA Adapter in the picture for displaying external screen, not for the square port which is for firewire.
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There are two different models. Mine came with just the USB 3.0 port and cable, but there is another OWC model that has both USB 3.0 & Firewire ports. It does cost more than this unit. Check the MFG's website for more details.
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Yes it does. I run PoE through it. Another person also commented with the following on a different question as follows, "Yes it does, can also be confirmed as I am running 802.3af (POE) through it and gigabit speeds which require all 8 wires. Tyler Sinclair answered on September 9, 2014"
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Yes it does, can also be confirmed as I am running 802.3af (POE) through it and gigabit speeds which require all 8 wires.
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Yes, it will. There is a 4-pin to standard firewire cable in the retail box.
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Yes, that's the main reason I bought it. It has FW800 & FW400 ports. I use the 800 with my imac.
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If you go to rog.asus.com...four Super-Speed USB 3.0 ports, HDMI, mini-DisplayPort, VGA (d-sub), Gigabit Ethernet, an SD/MMC slot and 3.5mm headphone and microphone.no firewire. the mini-display port is NOT thunderbolt capable, but does support HDCP and DVI.
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All the data ports on the hub are FireWire 400 (there is also a power connector for its power brick, which is about the same size as the hub). To use this hub, you would typically run a FireWire 400 cable from a FireWire 400 port on a PC or Mac to the hub, and you could then plug up to 5 FireWire 400 devices into the remaining ports.
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It has 4+1(this one for WAN) gigabit ports on the back, you can check the 360º view on asus website: http://www.asus.com/Networking/RTAC56U/#overview
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Just called Apple; Firewire 800 is Not backwards compatilbe with Firewire 400. It won't work :(
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I didn't try more devices with this card myself but SYBAUSA website shows "Ports: 2x 1394B firewire ports 1x 1394A firewire port 1x 1394A firewire internal header (Shared Port)"So I'm thinking if you try using the 1394a ports (port + header) you could only use 1 device at a time.Also, depending on the software used it might default to first device only and need some special setting to use the second. For example, I'm using dvgrab in Linux and on a different system with 2 firewire ports one needs to play with dvgrab command options like -card num, -channel num or -guid hex in order to capture from the desired device. I didn't try more devices with this card myself but SYBAUSA website shows "Ports: 2x 1394B firewire ports 1x 1394A firewire port 1x 1394A firewire internal header (Shared Port)"So I'm thinking if you try using the 1394a ports (port + header) you could only use 1 device at a time.Also, depending on the software used it might default to first device only and need some special setting to use the second. For example, I'm using dvgrab in Linux and on a different system with 2 firewire ports one needs to play with dvgrab command options like -card... » Read More I didn't try more devices with this card myself but SYBAUSA website shows "Ports: 2x 1394B firewire ports 1x 1394A firewire port 1x 1394A firewire internal header (Shared Port)"So I'm thinking if you try using the 1394a ports (port + header) you could only use 1 device at a time.Also, depending on the software used it might default to first device only and need some special setting to use the second. For example, I'm using dvgrab in Linux and on a different system with 2 firewire ports one needs to play with dvgrab command options like -card num, -channel num or -guid hex in order to capture from the desired device. « Show Less
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The one I bought supports usb 3.0 and esata-Not firewire-I think you can get one that does, just make sure to read the specs/see pictures-
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DCR-TRV310 has IEEE1394 (FireWire digital Interface). Almost every modern personal computer comes with this interface.