PCI Express to ExpressCard 34|54 Slot Drive Read-Writer
Synchrotech's PCIe to ExpressCard 54 reader enables PCIe based desktop computers to utilize ExpressCard applications. The reader accepts both ExpressCard 34 and 54 cards, and is completely transparent to any card inserted. Plug the included USB cable into an available port (preferably internal), plug the reader into an open PCIe slot, and installation is complete! The device itself requires no drivers. The PCIe 1X configuration allows for the full 250MB/s (megabytes) throughput for PCIe based ExpressCards, while the USB 2.0 configuration allows USB 2.0 ExpressCards to operate at their 480Mb/s (megabits) speed. A great way to share devices between modern laptops and desktops, the PCIe to ExpressCard 54 reader is an smart addition for desktop machines.
 |
||
|---|---|---|
| Part Number and Description | Price | Add to Cart |
| EXP54-CR-PCEIR1
PCI Express to ExpressCard 34|54 Drive Read-Writer I-300 Many motherboard/operating system combinations don't accomodate PCIe hot swap for this device |
$48.00 |  |
Features and Specifications
- Features
-
- Easy Installation, Plug and Play
- Accepts both 54 and 34 ExpressCard modules
- System Requirements
-
- One PCI Express (PCIe 1X) slot
- One free USB 2.0 port (preferably internal)
- Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003, Vista
- Unsupported, but known to work with other operating systems supporting PCIe and USB 2.0, including Linux
- Package Includes
-
- PCI Express to ExpressCard 34|54 Drive Read-Writer
- User guide documentation
- USB Extension Cable A to A (removable)
- Standards Compliance
-
- PCI Express
- ExpressCard
- Operating Environment
-
- Operating temperature: 0° C to 60° C
- Storage temperature: -20° C to 80° C
- Relative Humidity: 0% to 90% non-condensing
Support
Hot swapping PCIe based ExpressCards with PCIe to ExpressCard Drives- Information about Sony/Sandisk's SxS Pro ExpressCards
-
Firmware Support for PCI Express Hot-Plug and Windows
- Microsoft document on PCIe hot-plug
-
SxS PRO Device Drivers
- Information about Sony/Sandisk's SxS Pro ExpressCards
