Port PCMCIA - eSata

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• Satego X 200 - 21 d - port PCMCIA specifications

  Hi all

  can someone told me the specific for the PCMCIA port? In particular, I want to know how much Volt slot a.
  3.3 v or 5 V or can slot two of them?

  Kind regards
  Adrian

  Hi twister666,

  Satego X 200 - 21 d doesn t have PCMICA slot, slot Express Card. This slot allows you to insert an Express card. An Express card module is a modular technology, small snap card based on USB and PCI Express. The maximum transmission rate at 2.5 Gbit/s. The two type of 34mm and 54 type are supported.

  But on the tension, I can find no information, but I think that's not important because there is a standard voltage for this specification that each card will work.

• Ports SATA, eSATA capacity in HP ENVY 700-215xt

  I am considering a desktop HP ENVY 215xt 700 PC.  I see the motherboard has 4 different color SATA ports, but can't find anything in the documentation describing the.  Are some readers allocated to hard, other DVD players?  I want to add a bracket eSATA to image the internal HD to a hard drive external.  It is therefore important to know what MB SATA connector to use.

  In addition, there is a documentation on the BIOS for the motherboard of Memphis-B?  Could not find.

  Hello kk123,

  I understand that you are curious about SATA ports on your motherboard and that they are specific to the device. I'm linking you to an HP support document: all SATA hard drives and controller Modes, which should answer your questions about the SATA controllers.

  I am also including a HP support document: Serial ATA Hard Drive cablesthat if you scroll down to the end of the document is a table that explains the colors of SATA connectors and what they are for.

  Finally, I provide you with a last paper Support HP: HP PCI eSATA kit installation cable, that well that is not specific to your computer will give you an idea of how set up your eSATA support.

  I hope that I have answered your questions to your satisfaction. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great day!

• Locations of Port PCMCIA improved Replicator PA2711U-YX Cardbus (32 Bit)?

  I have an old Satellite Pro 430CDT notebook and want to improve it with a USB PCMCIA card.
  The laptops specs say that the PA2711U-X Port Replicator supports 32-bit Cardbus Slots.
  PA2711U-YX port replicator is it supports too?

  Thank you in advance for your help

  Hello

  I found some information for PA2711UX port replicator. Not according to the specification, there is no PCMCIA slot/slot.

  Good bye

• Satellite L300-1DN: brocken USB ports - PCMCIA USB card does not fit

  My granddaughter broke the USB ports leaving the dongle and it banging as she wore the portable peasantry.
  We advised me to buy a Belkin USB 2.0 notebook card and slide it into the slot on the side of the laptop but it does not seem appropriate.
  I am a novice in computers and would welcome that any help however basic.

  Eric

  Hello

  Satellite L300-1DN was equipped with the EXPRESS CARD slot.
  You can use the ExpressCard/54 card.

  Have a look here on the Wikipedia page:
  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/ExpressCard

  Welcome them

• Satellite M45 - S351 - port PCMCIA does not work

  Help!

  I have a M45-S351. My PCMCIA slot is not working.
  When I go into Device Manager there are problems with the system Interrupt controller, SD slot & some unknown PCI device.
  Windows cannot locate the drivers.

  I downloaded all the drivers from the Toshiba web site.

  I always get these problems.
  I even did a restore of the entire system. Yet these problems come back. Does anyone have an idea what is the cause or how to fix?

  Thank you in advance!

  Jokeapri

  If you run recovery to reinstall Windows to its factory condition, and you have installed the latest version of the BIOS, then its likely to be a hardware problem. Maybe the Southbridge on the motherboard failed.

• Satellite A65: No port I.Link - can I use an i-Link PCMCIA card

  I have laptop Toshiba A65. This laptop did not come with i-Link port. Now I want to connect the video device to this laptop, and for that I need i-Link port.
  Can I now purchase the i-Link card and configure it with my existing Toshiba A65?

  Hello

  You check user manual for port PCMCIA specifications appearing on the laptop.
  To my knowledge the laptop supports the cardbus 32-bit/PC-Card 16 - bit interface and only the PCMCIA Type II are compatible.

  I have goggled autour and found a lot of external PCMCIA cards that supports firewire and is compatible i-Link.

• USB / ESATA - Envy 17 port.

  Hello all, does anyone know what port USB/ESATA in Envy 17 output 12V or not? Thank you.

  Kind regards
  
  Antony Lee

  Antony_Lee wrote:

  I'm getting an external hard drive, which spec is 12V (1.2 watts).

  I can tell you one thing without checking that all the 2.5 "and 3.5" Hdd works on this port.

• PowerEdge R210 eSata, multiplier support Port?

  Does anyone know if the R210, first step the R210 II, supports the port multiplier eSata port?  Or one of its Sata ports?

  I can't find any mention of the eSATA connection in the manuals or the online form, and nobody seems to know what it supports.

  I have a JBOD with multiplier eSata port that I would use to expand on a four additional drives off the eSata port.  Unfortunately I can't install an eSata to the host card, because the single PCIe location is already in use running a Perc 6/e for a MD1000.

  Thank you!

  CrazyHamSales,

  It seems that the R210 does support port multipliers, as seen on the two bars below.

  Bus Name	Raw bandwidth (Mbit/s)	Transfer speed (MB/s)	Length (m) cable maximum	Power supplied	Devices per channel
  eSATA	3 000	300	2 with eSATA HBA (1 with passive adapter)	NO.	1 (15 with port multiplier)
  SATA 300	3 000	300	1	NO.	1 (15 with port multiplier)

  Hope that clarifies the issue, as well as provides the specifications you are looking for.

• External port eSATA Studio XPS 9100 does not

  Hi all

  I have a Dell Studio XPS 9100and external eSATA port does not work or it is not detected. I have a Seagate FreeAgent external drive and it can't detected, and it is NOT power up when I plug it into the eSATA port. The FreeAgent drive works fine as it is detected on my laptop Dell Studio XPS 1645eSATA port. The drive is detected on the 9100 when I use the USB cable to the drive (plugged into a USB port, of course).

  I tried to do some research online and some suggestions were to activate via the BIOS eSATA port, but the eSATA port is enabled in the BIOS. The wrong driver is installed on the device? I see the Intel ICH10 Family 6 Port SATA AHCI Controller-3 has 22 in the Device Manager. Is this the right driver to recognize the external eSATA port or is there something else wrong with the 9100?

  Does anyone think that the external eSATA port requires an external drive with its own power supply? The 9100 is a 2010 model year environment, but I think it should not require a player with an external power supply.

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  Hi all

  I grabbed an eSATA disk that has its own power supply (AC adapter) and trendy source on eSATA back port and he recognized the car.

  It seems that the Dell Studio XPS 9100 has of an old eSATA port requiring a drive eSATA that she is clean in order to be energy source active on its external eSATA port. If you try to use a disk without its own power supply eSATA it won't work because the former eSATA ports enabling the way as the USB ports and the new USB ports hybrid eSATA . My laptop Dell Studio XPS 1645 a hybrid one of these ports so apparently it is why my Seagate FreeAgent working on it and NOT on the 9100 desktop. You can't plug a USB cable in the 9100 eSATA port certainly isn't a hybrid eSATA port.

  I guess I solved my own question.

• How to connect by Satellite Pro A300-1LW to TV - only monitors VGA port available

  I want to connect my Satellite Pro A300 1LW to the TV to watch DVDs and videos on the internet.
  There is only a single VGA output.

  I have this connected to the input VGA on TV (Sony Bravia LCD TV) and it displays the start-up screens such as the BIOS, Windows startup screen password but fails when the user login screen.

  The television then shows a message indicating "signal not supported.
  Adjust the PC output '.

  Is the complete list of available interfaces:

  1 x DC-in
  1 x external monitor (this is the port that I use)
  1 x RJ-11
  1 x RJ-45
  1 x i.Link (IEEE 1394)®
  1 x external microphone
  1 headphone (stereo)
  1 x SP/DIF (optical) shared with headphone jack
  1 x 5-in-1 Bridge Media slot (supports SD ^ TM ^ memory cards up to 16 GB)
  Stick® up to 256 MB, Memory Stick Pro ^ TM ^ up to 2 GB, MultiMedia Card ^ TM ^ to the top
  to 2 GB and xD-Picture Card ^ TM ^ up to 2 GB)
  1 (shared with a USB port) x eSATA
  4 (2 left, 2 right) x USB 2.0 (USB Sleep-and-Charge of support)

  Have you tested when laptop is not connected and that Vista is fully charged?
  I mean start your laptop and wait for Vista to be fully charged. Cannot connect to the TV, then use the FN + F5 key combination to have the image on the TV.

  It works correctly?

• Drive external HARD is compatible with eSata on Satellite L655-158

  Hello

  I buy a L655-158 this weekend, I also intend to buy a Seagate external hard drive that fits the eSata using something like that: -.

  "Times that are up to six times faster than with USB 2.0 powered Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Upgrade Cable of eSATA transfer is designed to keep pace with you, to offer you!

  With the Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Powered eSATA upgrade Cable you can easily and inexpensively switch interface GoFlex and GoFlex Pro Ultra-Portable from your hard drive at speeds ultra-fast eSATA.

  The FreeAgent GoFlex Powered eSATA upgrade Cable works with any port powered eSATA/USB combo, and is compatible with the ultraportable GoFlex and GoFlex Pro drives. Please note that it is not compatible with standard eSATA ports, not powered.

  Take the time to transfer upward with the FreeAgent GoFlex Powered eSATA Cable upgrade to Seagate.

  General information
  GoFlex connectors for eSATA/USB combo port
  Other compatible with ultraportable GoFlex and GoFlex Pro readers. "

  So, my question is the compatible adapter with eSata on the L655-158 port, is the powered port or not? If this is not the case, what are external drives others who enjoy the ease of eSata, and well what they are doing?

  Thanks in advance,

  Concerning

  Kevin

  Hello

  > So my question is the compatible adapter with the port eSata on the L655-158
  There are just sort of eSATA port. If the external HARD disk supports eSATA interface so I guess you can connect this external HARD disk to the port eSATA to the Satellite L655-158

• Satellite 1700-300: No. Lan port in Device Manager

  Hi Forum.

  I am currently repairing a 300-1700-Sat and reinstalling windows ME (Yuk I know but that's the preference of customers), however it does not show that there is any ethernet on the system hardware. There is an ethernet port on the back of the laptop, but it just does not appear in Device Manager.

  My first was, however, that it can be disabled in the Bios, I checked and there is no option for ethernet.

  Any idea people?

  Hello

  I'm not an expert, but you are sure that the laptop has a LAN port to 100%?
  The laptop is an oldie. That's why I didn't find a lot of information in the internet, but I studied a bit and found that the device supports only:
  Parallel port, PS/2 mouse or keyboard, 2 x USB modem RJ11, speaker/headphone, microphone (no internal) port, PCMCIA port and external monitor port of CRT.
  There is nothing of LAN port

• LX - 800 Parallal printer port USB laptop.

  Madam, Sir, is - can anyone help on how to get the installed printer. I bought a USB cable adapter Parallal and two of its ends is connected correctly. Then a CD must be inserted.  I did too and opened as appropriate. EXE file for the installation, but the message window have garbage written on it that I don't understand. Either the file is corrupted or is in a different language. Can someone help me to direct them to the site where I could download the. INF file in the language English. Thank you

  Is the printer Vista compatible?

  Epson provides Vista drivers?

  Shouldn't you be buyi8ng a side of Port PCMCIA card?

  See also:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/itprovistaprinting/thread/9240271f-f0b5-431e-ac1c-3eaa0a67451c/

  http://forums.techguy.org/hardware/550757-need-parallel-port-add-card.html

• eSATA / USB2 combo Harbour on HP ProBook 4520 s

  The ProBook 4520 s has an eSATA / port combined USB. What I want to know is:

  (1) is actually an eSATAp (power by ESATA) port?

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/ESATAp

  If not, how does an eSATA / USB combination port differ an eSATAp port?

  (2) I have a drive HARD 2.5 and a different SSD 2.5 since a laptop previous, I want to use thanks to an external box ESATA 2.5.

  If the port is an eSATAp interface, so I can use this:

  http://www.DeLOCK.com/Produkte/Gruppen/GEH%C3%A4use/Delock_25_External_enclosure_SATA_HDD_Power_Over...

  Unfortunately, I couldn't find one that sells the foregoing locally in Australia, so I might end up the use of this:

  http://www.Welland.com.tw/HTML/enclosure/940.html

  If I use the Welland, then I guess I can power the external case via the USB port of the laptop... but there must be a different USB port than eSATA / USB port?

  Thank you

  I ended up buying:

  http://www.Welland.com.tw/HTML/docking/601j.html

  and

  http://www.Welland.com.tw/HTML/poweresata/SCE200.htm

  Both worked out of the box with a 2.5 "SATA HDD and SSD.

  In fact, I'd just bought the CPE - 200, much cheaper, and the power is from eSATA / port combined USB. It IS therefore an eSATAp.

  NOTE: I do not have a 3.5 "SATA HDD to try the CPE-200 with, so a SATA 3.5 '' HARD disk may not work with SCE-200 alone, as I read reports that the power coming out of eSATA / combined USB port is not sufficient to drive a HARD SATA 3.5".