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9-in-1 adapter board

1 Support for NGFF solid-state drives

2 supports MSATA solid-state drives, with special support for Acer S7 RAID0 solid-state drives

3 supports non-standard interfaces for Lenovo X1 solid-state drives

4 supports ASUS UX21 UX31 solid-state drive non-standard interface

5 supports SFF8784 hard drive (Lenovo) non-standard interface

6 supports non-standard interfaces for 1.8 LIF 24P hard drives

7 supports SONY dual sided LIF RIAD hard drive non-standard interface

8 supports 1.8 inch hard drive retention terminal COM

9 supports CFCARD memory cards

SSD hard drive hollowing out processing facilitates reverse troubleshooting for everyone

All interfaces are original and no longer replace SONY LIF's customized FPC

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4-pin screw design provides more protection

This may be a 'thick' question, but .. Adapted to what?

The second photo is low res.

IIUC, this is an all-in-one adaptor that adapts several different SATA formats to a standard 7-pin SATA connector.

BTW, I was a little confused by "CF card" until I realised it referred to CFast, which is a SATA based spec.

I think that the HDD on the bottom side is an SFF-8784 model.

https://recuperodatos.com/sites/default/files/webform/donantes/03775-PCB.jpg
https://recuperodatos.com/sites/default/files/webform/donantes/03775-D.jpg

Actually it seems to have separate host sata connector for each adapter connector.
pepe

pepe wrote:Actually it seems to have separate host sata connector for each adapter connector.
pepe

That would be the correct way to do it. Otherwise, if you were to bus all the inputs to a single output connector, you would create reflective stubs.

I quite like the design of this adaptor, especially its inspection windows. If I were in the DR business, I would probably buy one.

fzabkar wrote:

pepe wrote:Actually it seems to have separate host sata connector for each adapter connector.
pepe

That would be the correct way to do it. Otherwise, if you were to bus all the inputs to a single output connector, you would create reflective stubs.

I quite like the design of this adaptor, especially its inspection windows. If I were in the DR business, I would probably buy one.

https://forum.hddguru.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=43755

A collection of various non-standard SATA interfaces and SATA protocol hard drives, I myself may encounter situations where I cannot find or do not have them at the moment during data recovery. After including common MSATA and NGFF, I can use a 99% SATA protocol disk with just one card

fzabkar wrote:I think that the HDD on the bottom side is an SFF-8784 model.

https://recuperodatos.com/sites/default/files/webform/donantes/03775-PCB.jpg
https://recuperodatos.com/sites/default/files/webform/donantes/03775-D.jpg

You're right LENOVO YAGO2 WD5000MPCK WD5000M22K WD5000M21K

X1



(1) SanDisk: 45N8296/45N8297, SD5SG2 45N8298/45N8299 (Leveno P/N No) 128GB 256GbSSD, SSD 45N8327 SFF 128 GB



(2) Toshiba: THNSNs 128GMGP/45N8300/45N8301 128 GB; 45N8303 SFF 256 GB SSD, SSD 45N8305 SFF 180 GB Cherr Crest



(3) INTEL: 45N8422/45N8423 (Leveno P/N No) 240GB FDE cherry SSD; 45N8421 SSD SFF 120GB cherry

I have also done CFEXPRESS A and CFEXPRESSB, but they are PCIE protocols that are under testing and will be released next month

Are you still making/selling this adapter? I emailed some time back but have not received a response back.

Skye wrote:Are you still making/selling this adapter? I emailed some time back but have not received a response back.

Yes, it's always in stock! And now another SONY has been added, with two types of SONY adapter cables as shown in the figure，NOW! 10 IN 1