LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD MB852M2PO-B + MB302L-B MCIO 8i SFF-TA-1016 to 2x Oculink 4i SFF-8611 hard drive adapter
Connects an MCIO 8i SFF-TA-1016 interface to two Oculink 4i SFF-8611 ports for drive expansion
- Connects MCIO 8i SFF-TA-1016 host to two Oculink 4i SFF-8611 drives
- Splits one 8i connector into dual 4i ports for expanded storage
- Includes MB852M2PO-B and MB302L-B boards for complete link
- New condition ensures reliable signal integrity from first install
MCIO 8i SFF-TA-1016 to dual Oculink 4i adapter
This adapter kit connects a single MCIO 8i SFF-TA-1016 port to two Oculink 4i SFF-8611 connectors. It enables storage expansion for servers and workstations using the MCIO interface. The kit includes the MB852M2PO-B module and one MB302L-B cable assembly for direct drive attachment.
Upgrades from single-port MCIO or legacy backplanes
The jump is worth it when a controller or backplane offers only one MCIO 8i link but the chassis requires two separate Oculink 4i drive connections. It does not suit builds that need more than two Oculink ports or a different MCIO pinout.
Highlights
- Connects MCIO 8i SFF-TA-1016 host to two Oculink 4i SFF-8611 drives
- Splits one 8i connector into dual 4i ports for expanded storage
- Includes MB852M2PO-B and MB302L-B boards for complete link
- New condition ensures reliable signal integrity from first install
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the MCIO 8i SFF-TA-1016 connector fit my backplane port?
The MB852M2PO-B presents a single MCIO 8i SFF-TA-1016 plug that mates with the matching receptacle on your backplane or controller card.
What is the correct orientation when plugging the Oculink 4i SFF-8611 cables?
Each SFF-8611 connector has a keyed latch; align the notch with the port key and press straight in until the latch clicks — do not force it at an angle.
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