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Syba

Syba SD-CF-IDE-A IDE to Compact Flash Adapter 3.5

SKU CH-WMSA-62C9H

Connects a Compact Flash card to a 3.5" IDE interface with Ultra DMA support, voltage selection and LED status indicators

  • ColorBlack
  • Changer TypeIDE to Compact Flash
  • FeaturesSpecification: Board size: 2.76" x 2.48" x 0.03" (W, L, T) O
  • Weight0.1
  • Connect CF cards as IDE drives using 40-way or 44-way connectors
  • Choose 3.3V or 5V CF voltage with on-board jumper selection
  • LED indicators show power status and CF card activity instantly
  • Compact 70mm x 63mm board fits tight 3.5-inch drive bays
  • Master or slave mode jumper simplifies IDE chain configuration

Adapter for 3.5" IDE hosts

The Syba SD-CF-IDE-A connects a Compact Flash card to a 3.5" IDE host interface. It targets education, IT development and embedded-technology enthusiasts who want to run a CF card as an IDE hard drive. The board measures 70 mm by 63 mm by 0.8 mm and carries LED indicators for power and CF access. A voltage selector supports +3.3 V or +5 V cards and a jumper sets master or slave mode.

Suits IDE-only systems, not hot-swap needs

Builders working with legacy desktops, industrial PCs, Linux set-top boxes, routers, firewalls or diskless clients can add solid-state storage without mechanical drives. The adapter accepts Compact Flash Type I, Type II and Micro-drive media and supports Ultra DMA transfer mode. It does not allow hot insertion of the CF card, so the host must be powered down before swapping media. Users who need hot-swap capability should look elsewhere.

40-way and 44-way IDE connectors

A 40-way 2.54 mm standard IDE connector fits 3.5" desktop bays, while a 44-way 2 mm laptop IDE connector is available as an option for smaller form factors. Power comes from a floppy-drive style +5 V connector. Mounting holes for a rear bracket are also provided as an option. This connector combination decides whether the adapter fits the target host.

Highlights

  • Connect CF cards as IDE drives using 40-way or 44-way connectors
  • Choose 3.3V or 5V CF voltage with on-board jumper selection
  • LED indicators show power status and CF card activity instantly
  • Compact 70mm x 63mm board fits tight 3.5-inch drive bays
  • Master or slave mode jumper simplifies IDE chain configuration

Specifications

BrandSYBA
ModelSD-CF-IDE-A
ColorBlack
Changer TypeIDE to Compact Flash
FeaturesSpecification:
Board size: 2.76" x 2.48" x 0.03" (W, L, T)
On-board LED indicators for power-on and compact flash access
Voltage selection for +3.3V or +5V compact flash
Master or slave mode selection
Power input: +5V, floppy disk drive power connector
Fully compatible with Compact Flash Type I, Type II, and Micro-drive
40-way (2.54mm) standard IDE connector
44-way (2mm) laptop IDE connector (optional)
Mounting holes for rear bracket (optional)
This adapter does NOT support hot insertion of CF cards
System Requirement:
PC or Mac with one IDE connector
MS Windows, Mac OS, Linux operat
Weight0.1
Shipping weight0.01 kg
Package size160 × 142 × 41 mm

Questions about this item

How does the board size of 70 mm by 63 mm affect fitting inside a 3.5 inch drive bay?

The compact 70 mm by 63 mm board fits easily within a standard 3.5 inch bay and includes mounting holes for an optional rear bracket.

What IDE connector standards are supported by the 40-way and 44-way interfaces?

It provides a 40-way 2.54 mm connector for desktop IDE and an optional 44-way 2 mm connector for laptop IDE.

What physical mounting options does the adapter provide for a 3.5 inch drive bay?

The adapter includes mounting holes for an optional rear bracket to secure it in a 3.5 inch bay.

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