What cabling to I need with this if I connect to a new desktop pc?
468119
The drive bay is designed to provide mounting points for your SSD since they're smaller than a normal hard drive. This bay does not include any cabling. It's just for adapting the regular drive bay to the right size for the SSD. Having said that, you'll probably need a SATA cable. Suggest you read the documentation on your SSD to make sure you order the right cable.
468120
As others have said, the SATA & Power cabling is required for each drive. The bigger question as I understand it, is that each drive will need it's own ports on the motherboard and if you have 4-drive bays like I do, you will still need to take up two of them with these. So, besides having a bracket in which to install the smaller drives, I'm not sure what the real utility is of this product; whether you stack the two drive as in this bracket or install them each separately, you still have to use 2 drive bays.
468121
It depends on what types of hard disk you use and what types of mount your board has for hard disk. Usually it will be SATA or IDE something. It has nothing to do with this adapter.
468122
The cabling will depend on the hard disks you place in the bracket. The bracket itself mounts in place of a floppy disk or other small hdd in your desktop pc.
1140050
Use a standard USB 2.0 cable (USB 3.0 will also work) with a standard B connector.
1622419
Hello L. Mccormick, you could try BNC TO BNC cable or VGA TO VGA cable to connect, it could save to your desktop hard drive when collected PC. Thank you!
1721195
Any standard Ethernet cable with a rj45 connector will work. You only need to worry about the cat number if the cable length is going to be very long.
61698
kevin cox had the right answer. You need a usb 3.0 port on the motherboard itself...
1675249
P.O.E. Power Over Ethernet. It comes WITH the adapter! You will use the unit in BRIDGE mode.
367949
Bob, can you tell me a little bit about what components you are connecting and what you are trying to accomplish?
249183
Sorry I can't help here as I have a PC, please see the other answers below. Seems you need a firewire 400 to 800 cable or adapter.
1990496
You shouldn't have to install it with anything. Just hook up your connections and it should work out of the box.
5279
This will work with any desktop that has a motherboard with a PCI-e slot, which just about any newer computer has. If you can't get it to work in that case then your doing something wrong, maybe a bad connection or you haven't installed the software/drivers.
71521
Forget about that. If you have a new motherboard then it will be very simple and everything only plugs in one place. So the largest cable plugs to the largest spread and work your way down from there. You can't really screw it up with the high end gear.
1305613
Just plug it into the PCI express slot. Being fanless, it will receive enough power from the motherboard and not require direct connection to the power supply.
1059947
I'm fairly certain this Should be able to function as a bypass to your built in Ethernet port, you may have to disable the on board port in the bios and/or drive manager. @$13.95 it's certainly worth a try. You could also try a wireless USB adapter also if you have a wireless access point.
801404
I used a standard ethernet cable. Plugging one of these to each end allowed a crossover between two computers. I was creating an in-home LAN.
1968375
You'll need as many data and power cables as you have drives. Depending on your power supply, you may have to buy a few splitters.
1990069
This item does not include a cable. You should be able to use a 100' or longer Ethernet cable.
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Ethernet. It must be connected to your router. That is how mine works and you must download the desktop application onto your computer through the disk provided with you product, once done it should work like a charm. If you need any further assist contact support.