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Vszerda New USB to Firewire IEEE 1394 4 Pin iLink Adapter Data Cable 1.8m
Connects a 4-pin FireWire device to a USB port using a 1.8 m cable
- Connects USB host to 4-pin FireWire devices using IEEE 1394 interface
- 8 m cable length provides flexible placement for peripherals
- Adapter design enables direct data transfer without additional drivers
- New condition ensures reliable performance from first use
USB-to-FireWire adapter cable
The Vszerda cable connects a USB port to a FireWire IEEE 1394 4-pin iLink device over a 1.8 m length. It is intended for users who need to link legacy camcorders, audio interfaces or external drives that only have a 4-pin FireWire socket to a modern computer lacking a native FireWire controller. The adapter handles the physical connection and signal conversion in a single cable.
Check your setup before ordering
Verify that the peripheral you want to connect uses a 4-pin IEEE 1394 port and not the larger 6-pin or 9-pin variants. Confirm that the host computer has a free USB port and that the operating system provides driver support for the specific FireWire device class you are using. Note that bus power is limited to what the USB port can supply, so devices requiring more power may need their own external supply.
Highlights
- Connects USB host to 4-pin FireWire devices using IEEE 1394 interface
- 8 m cable length provides flexible placement for peripherals
- Adapter design enables direct data transfer without additional drivers
- New condition ensures reliable performance from first use
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 1.8 m USB-to-Firewire cable include any extra connectors or drivers, or is it just the single 4-pin iLink adapter?
The package contains only the 1.8 m cable with a USB plug on one end and a 4-pin IEEE 1394 iLink connector on the other; no additional adapters or driver discs are supplied.
Should I choose this 4-pin iLink version or look for a 6-pin Firewire 1394 cable instead?
Select the 4-pin iLink cable when your device — such as a DV camcorder or portable drive — has the smaller 4-pin port; use a 6-pin cable only if the equipment requires the larger 6-pin IEEE 1394 connector.
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