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Black drive bay adapter with two USB 3.0 ports and COM port in slim FDD tray

Supermicro

Supermicro MCP-220-00129-0B server accessory

SKU CH-6A66-3AY1K MPN MCP-220-00129-0B

A slim FDD bay tray adds two USB 3.0 ports and a COM port in black with RoHS and REACH compliance

  • TypeConsumer Electronics
  • Fits a slim FDD bay for front access
  • Two USB 3.0 ports and a COM port included
  • Black finish matches rack aesthetics
  • RoHS and REACH certified for compliance

Drive bay adapter with USB 3.0 and COM ports

The Supermicro MCP-220-00129-0B fits a standard slim FDD bay and adds two USB 3.0 ports plus a serial COM port to the front panel. It is finished in black and carries RoHS and REACH environmental certifications. This accessory targets server builders and IT technicians who need legacy serial connectivity alongside modern high-speed USB at the rack front.

Replaces empty slim FDD bays on 1U and 2U chassis

Install this tray when a server lacks front USB 3.0 or a COM port for console access, KVM switching or legacy hardware management. The upgrade is worth it if the chassis has an unused slim FDD opening and the workload requires both interface types simultaneously. It does not suit builds that need additional drive bays or internal headers only.

Highlights

  • Fits a slim FDD bay for front access
  • Two USB 3.0 ports and a COM port included
  • Black finish matches rack aesthetics
  • RoHS and REACH certified for compliance

Specifications

BrandSUPERMICRO
TypeConsumer Electronics
Shipping weight0.45 kg
Package size178 × 127 × 25 mm

Questions about this item

Does this adapter fit a standard slim floppy drive bay?

Yes, the tray is designed to mount in a slim FDD bay opening.

What is the correct way to secure the USB 3.0 and COM cables during installation?

Route each cable through the tray cut-outs and latch the connectors before screwing the tray into the bay.

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