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Vszerda SCA 80 Pin Female to IDE 50 Pin Male Adapter Converter
Converts an SCA 80-pin female connection to an IDE 50-pin male interface for attaching 50-pin SCSI drives to 80-pin backplanes, requiring a 4-pin power connector
- Connect 50-pin SCSI devices to 80-pin SCA backplanes using this adapter converter
- Includes 4-pin Molex power connector to supply the attached hard drive
- Converts SCA 80-pin female interface to IDE 50-pin male for legacy compatibility
- Designed for industrial server motherboards with 50-pin IDE, not standard 40-pin or 44-pin
- Recommended for direct data transfers and backups with disks, tapes, and optical drives
Product Identity
This Vszerda adapter converts an SCA 80-pin female SCSI connection to an IDE 50-pin male interface, allowing a 50-pin low-speed SCSI device to attach to an 80-pin SCSI backplane. A separate four-pin Molex power connector must be supplied to run the attached drive. The unit is designed for direct data transfers or backup tasks.
Target Builder
The adapter suits technicians maintaining legacy industrial servers that use a 50-pin IDE SCSI interface on the motherboard. It will not fit ordinary desktop 40-pin or 44-pin IDE headers, so builders working with standard PC IDE or laptop connectors cannot use it. Buyers needing a different pin count should look elsewhere.
Decisive Spec
Connector A is an SCA 80-pin female socket, Connector B is an IDE 50-pin male plug, and Connector C is a four-pin power input; together they define the only interface combination this product supports.
Highlights
- Connect 50-pin SCSI devices to 80-pin SCA backplanes using this adapter converter
- Includes 4-pin Molex power connector to supply the attached hard drive
- Converts SCA 80-pin female interface to IDE 50-pin male for legacy compatibility
- Designed for industrial server motherboards with 50-pin IDE, not standard 40-pin or 44-pin
- Recommended for direct data transfers and backups with disks, tapes, and optical drives
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Do I need a Molex 4-pin power connector to run the attached drive?
Yes, the adapter includes a 4-pin power connector that must be supplied with Molex power for the drive to operate.
Can I plug this into a standard 40-pin or 44-pin IDE header on a desktop motherboard?
No, the 50-pin male connector is designed only for industrial server motherboards with a 50-pin IDE interface.
How can I verify the SCA 80-pin drive is communicating after I connect the adapter?
The drive should appear in the host's SCSI BIOS or operating-system device list, confirming the 80-to-50-pin conversion is active.
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