Just to be clear, will this allow me to connect a esatap device (cfast card reader) to a usb 2.0 connected laptop?
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Tell me what you are trying to accomplish first. What equipment, OS and hardware you are using. I can connect just about any peripheral device to my Mac Book Pro 2009 computer, I had no issues with any hard drive except formatting and mounting the HD. All other issues are software issues, and driver issues, it's called handshaking when the peripheral devices talk together and work. This is the major problem. Mac's have fewer issues then PC window computers. Usually it is because the OS does not recognise the drivers and or software. Send me an email if i can help further PG
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Tell me what you are trying to accomplish first. What equipment, OS and hardware you are using.I can connect just about any peripheral device to my Mac Book Pro 2009 computer, I had no issues with any hard drive except formatting and mounting the HD.All other issues are software issues, and driver issues,it's called handshaking when the peripheral devices talk together and work.This is the major problem. Mac's have fewer issues then PC window computers.Usually it is because the OS does not recognise the drivers and or software.Send me an email if i can help furtherPG Tell me what you are trying to accomplish first. What equipment, OS and hardware you are using.I can connect just about any peripheral device to my Mac Book Pro 2009 computer, I had no issues with any hard drive except formatting and mounting the HD.All other issues are software issues, and driver issues,it's called handshaking when the peripheral devices talk together and work.This is the major problem. Mac's have fewer issues then PC window computers.Usually it is because the OS does not recognise the drivers and or software.Send me an email if i... » Read More Tell me what you are trying to accomplish first. What equipment, OS and hardware you are using.I can connect just about any peripheral device to my Mac Book Pro 2009 computer, I had no issues with any hard drive except formatting and mounting the HD.All other issues are software issues, and driver issues,it's called handshaking when the peripheral devices talk together and work.This is the major problem. Mac's have fewer issues then PC window computers.Usually it is because the OS does not recognise the drivers and or software.Send me an email if i can help furtherPG « Show Less
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Paul, I purchased this cable to connect an external hard drive to a DVR. It did not work.
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Actually, it did not work for my purpose. My PC fried and I tried to restore files to a new box (USB 3.0 interfaces) from an eSATA external drive. Did not even register. FYI: I then tried a "Newertech" eSATA to USB 3 connector pod (pn NWTADESATA6USB3 -- Barcode: 1309000527) from "Otherworld computing". It worked. I wish you luck
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My brother said that if you have an eSata port or adapter you can transfer data from your computer using a eSata cable. You can transfer the data to an external hard drive or even to another computer or laptop. He said if the other computer also has an eSata port you will be able to transfer the data much faster than just using the USB port. The cable that I purchased from Amazon had three cables put together but I never got to use it because my computer blew up. The three in one cable has an USB, and an eSata and USB combined cable. I hope this is helpful to you because I never got to use it.Sincerely,Diana Stein My brother said that if you have an eSata port or adapter you can transfer data from your computer using a eSata cable. You can transfer the data to an external hard drive or even to another computer or laptop. He said if the other computer also has an eSata port you will be able to transfer the data much faster than just using the USB port. The cable that I purchased from Amazon had three cables put together but I never got to use it because my computer blew up. The three in one cable has an USB, and an eSata and USB combined cable. I hope this is helpful to you because I never got to use... » Read More My brother said that if you have an eSata port or adapter you can transfer data from your computer using a eSata cable. You can transfer the data to an external hard drive or even to another computer or laptop. He said if the other computer also has an eSata port you will be able to transfer the data much faster than just using the USB port. The cable that I purchased from Amazon had three cables put together but I never got to use it because my computer blew up. The three in one cable has an USB, and an eSata and USB combined cable. I hope this is helpful to you because I never got to use it.Sincerely,Diana Stein « Show Less
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I am uncertain weather it supports eSATAp specifically. I do know that there is an eSATA port on the case next to the mini USB port. My guess is that it does support it since eSATAp is a hot swappable device.
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The eSata port is only for power. The supplied USB 3 Cord is also backward compatible with USB 2 and USB 1. This peripheral was found to be a very good investment.
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I don't see why it would not work, as long as your laptop can read both the cdg and agptek as separate drives, and you have the appropriate writing software that will allow you to write from either device.
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If you use the eSATA connection, you will need to make sure you have an eSATA port. As for the USB, I've only ever used it on a USB 2.0 port, but it has worked flawlessly for me.
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The USB 3.0 chip-set supports sATA, so, no they are internal sATA ports for expansion drives not pass through for the EsATA.
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The is the exact setup that I have. My desktop is connected via an esata port and my laptop via usb 3.0. Both are plugged into the box. All you have to do is use the interface button on the upper right of the ProBox to select which interface you want. Really simple as far as that goes. However, what is critical for the esata connection is that your sata chip supports the correct protocol. Most esata interfaces work with port multiplier capability. However, this box needs to also have support for FIS based switching protocol. If your computer doesn't support FIS switching, you can get one for about $20 to ad in to your system. There is a mediasonic I/O card that supports it and there is also the Silicon Image PCI Express Card ,SIL3132 Sata II controller with two sata ports on it. I have tried both and found that for me the Silicon Image card is easiest to install and update.
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If you are going to use a different USB adapter / card reader, it must be SDHC compatible or it will not recognize the card. I have an older adapter that is not SDHC compliant and it will only read up to a 2GB card.
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Its not a esata connection so you can't use laptop drive either.. Look up msata.. Thats what you need
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You will need Qty 2 USB ports, an audio port, a 1394 com port,( if you need it), A four pin connector from your power supply. Also, you can plug the esata connector into a sata port if you do not have esata port. I hope this helps.
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Most likely it'll work but what I suggest is to contact the manufacturer of the unit that you want to use with ASUS USB 2.0 to Ethernet Adapter.
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This is internal drive, so we assume you already have an adapter that convert internal SATA port to eSATA2. If that's the case it will work.
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The cable has a standard USB connector on one end and eSata on the other. It is a 2-way path and I am using it for an external hard drive backup. It should work in your configuration.
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From the enclosure's official website:http://oyendigital.com/hard-drives/store/EN3-M.html"This model is capable of powering from an eSATAp port using a single cable connection (requires eSATA + DC power cable)."The cables included with this product are:1x USB 3.0 cable1x power to USB Y-cable1x eSATA cableYou will have to purchase the eSATAp cable separately, however.eSATA to eSATA + DC Input Power Cable
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On the end with the USB connection AND the ESATA connection, you need to connect the ESATA end to an ESATA port AND the USB end to a USB port. The USB port is just to provide power to the drive--it doesn't carry any data. Your laptop needs to have an ESATA port on it. Hope that answers your question
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I have not tried it as the ESATA had a different number of pins. My neighbor said to plug I. All three connectors. The ESATA port on the back of my gadget, the USB port in front of my gadget and the other USB into the external hard drive I was trying to set up.
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I am using with esata connection but I will check if it works with USB 3.0 although max throughput will be USB 2.0 since port on unit is USB 2.0