Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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LORDWORLD
Converts a motherboard USB 3.1 Type-E header to one USB 2.0 Type-A port and dual 9/10-pin headers with a built-in hub chipset running at 480Mbps
This adapter converts a motherboard USB 3.1 Type-E header into a USB 2.0 Type-A port and two 9/10-pin headers. It is designed for builders who need to connect legacy front-panel cables or internal USB devices to a modern 20-pin header. A USB 2.0 hub chipset manages the connection and provides 480 Mbps bandwidth. Each port supports DC 5V 500mA current delivery.
The adapter replaces the need for a motherboard with native Type-A or 9-pin headers when only a Type-E connector is available. The jump is worth it when a case front panel uses older USB 2.0 cables or 9-pin connectors that cannot plug directly into the 20-pin header. It also solves port shortages by splitting one Type-E header into three usable connections for internal devices.
Installation requires plugging the male Type-E connector into the motherboard header and attaching cables to the female Type-A and dual 9/10-pin ports. The package includes one adapter, one cable and one PCBA for flexible routing. Care is needed to align the 9-pin and 10-pin plugs correctly, as reversed insertion is the most common issue. No drivers are required for the hub chipset.
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The adapter plugs directly into a motherboard USB 3.1 front-panel header that uses the 20-pin Type-E keying.
Align the missing-pin key on each 9-pin connector with the blocked hole on the motherboard USB 2.0 header before pressing down.
The hub chip is soldered to the PCBA and is not user-replaceable; if a port stops delivering 5 V 500 mA the whole adapter must be swapped.
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