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Mimo Tech

Mimo Tech 50-Pin CF to 68-Pin PCMCIA Card Reader Adapter

SKU CH-9BMR-FNCQV

Converts a 50-pin CompactFlash card to a 68-pin PCMCIA interface for Type II slots

  • TypeMulti-Card
  • Converts 50-pin CF cards to 68-pin PCMCIA
  • Fits devices with Type II PC Card slots
  • Compatible with Mercedes Benz and Honda vehicles
  • Slim 8.5 x 5.3 x 0.3 cm form factor
  • Ready-to-use adapter included in package

CompactFlash-to-PCMCIA adapter

This adapter converts a 50-pin CompactFlash card into a 68-pin PCMCIA interface so the card can be read through any Type II PC Card slot. It is aimed at technicians and owners of legacy laptops or embedded systems that still use PCMCIA storage. The package contains a single adapter unit.

Installation notes

Slide the CompactFlash card into the 50-pin side until it seats firmly, then insert the 68-pin end into the host slot. The adapter is passive and requires no drivers or external power. A common issue is forcing the card in the wrong orientation; both connectors are keyed, so align the notches before applying pressure.

Key specification

The adapter bridges a 50-pin CompactFlash connector to a 68-pin PCMCIA Type II slot. It will not work with devices that only accept CardBus, ExpressCard, USB, or proprietary memory-card formats.

Highlights

  • Converts 50-pin CF cards to 68-pin PCMCIA
  • Fits devices with Type II PC Card slots
  • Compatible with Mercedes Benz and Honda vehicles
  • Slim 8.5 x 5.3 x 0.3 cm form factor
  • Ready-to-use adapter included in package

Specifications

TypeMulti-Card

Questions about this item

How can I confirm the 50-pin CompactFlash card is correctly seated in the 68-pin PCMCIA adapter after setup?

Insert the CompactFlash card fully into the 50-pin side, then slide the 68-pin end into a Type II PC Card slot; the host device should recognise the card immediately without additional drivers.

What is included in the package and what must be purchased separately?

The box contains one CF Compact Flash Card Adapter measuring 8.5 by 5.3 by 0.3 units; a CompactFlash memory card and a device with a Type II PC Card slot are not included.

Which version should I choose for a Mercedes Benz or Honda Civic, CRV or Fit head unit with a PCMCIA socket?

This single 50-pin to 68-pin PCMCIA ATA adapter is the only version listed and is compatible with those vehicles' Type II PC Card slots.

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