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LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD NGFF NVME Riser Card M-Key to E-Key WLAN & Key-M SSD Adapter ASM1182e

SKU CH-9WK3-603X4

Converts an M-Key NVME slot to E-Key WLAN plus 2230 Key-M SSD using an ASM1182e PCIe 2.0 switch for simultaneous operation

  • Adds WLAN and NVMe SSD to a single M-Key slot via ASM1182e packet switch
  • Keeps full NVMe performance while converting interface form factor
  • Splits one PCIe x1 Gen 2.0 lane into two downstream ports
  • Fits 2230 Key-M NVMe drives without extra power
  • Enables simultaneous NAS storage and wireless networking

M-Key NVME to E-Key WLAN & SSD adapter

This LORDWORLD riser converts a single M-Key NVME PCI-E slot into one E-Key WLAN connector and one M.2 2230 Key-M NVME connector. It is designed for NAS and industrial control motherboards that need both wireless networking and local storage from one slot. The onboard ASM1182e packet switch splits the upstream PCIe 2.0 x1 lane into two downstream PCIe 2.0 x1 lanes without altering module performance.

Installation notes and common issues

The card plugs directly into the host M-Key slot and requires no extra power connection. Only M-Key NVME PCI-E interfaces are supported; B-Key SATA modules will not function. Builders must ensure the chassis has physical clearance for both the WLAN card and the 2230 SSD protruding from the riser. Driver support for the WLAN module depends on the host operating system.

Compatibility checks before ordering

Verify that the motherboard or notebook provides an M-Key NVME PCI-E interface, not a B-Key SATA interface. Confirm the SSD you plan to use is a 2230 form-factor Key-M NVME drive. Check that the target WLAN card uses an E-Key connector. Ensure the host BIOS or firmware can initialise both downstream PCIe 2.0 x1 devices simultaneously.

Highlights

  • Adds WLAN and NVMe SSD to a single M-Key slot via ASM1182e packet switch
  • Keeps full NVMe performance while converting interface form factor
  • Splits one PCIe x1 Gen 2.0 lane into two downstream ports
  • Fits 2230 Key-M NVMe drives without extra power
  • Enables simultaneous NAS storage and wireless networking

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

How can I verify the ASM1182e chipset is passing PCIe 2.0 lanes to both the WLAN card and the 2230 NVME SSD after installation?

Check the system BIOS or OS device manager; both the E-Key WLAN card and the M-Key 2230 NVME SSD should appear as separate PCIe x1 Gen 2.0 devices sharing the single upstream port.

What comes with the riser card and what must I supply myself?

The board itself is included; you must provide a compatible M-Key NVME motherboard slot, an E-Key WLAN card, and a 2230 M-Key NVME SSD — no extra power cable is needed.

Which SSD form factor and keying does the M-Key slot on this adapter accept?

It accepts only 2230-length SSDs with an M-Key NVME interface; B-Key SATA drives and other lengths are not supported.

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