NCCH-DL - internal USB conncetion possible?

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John L Rice

I'm thinking that since there is no internal USB connector on the NCCH-DL
( like on the P4PE etc ) that the answer is 'NO' but I thought I would ask
anyway.

I bought a Mitsumi floppy drive that is also a multi format memory card
reader but it needs a USB connect. I'm thinking I'll just sell it and get an
external card reader since I don't want to find an adapter cable and run it
outside to the external connectors.

Is there a Firewire to USB adapter that would work with the internal
Firewire connection to provide USB connectivity? Like a motherboard firewire
jumper to USB hub sort of thing?

Thanks for any advice.

John L Rice
(e-mail address removed)
 
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Paul

"John L Rice" said:
I'm thinking that since there is no internal USB connector on the NCCH-DL
( like on the P4PE etc ) that the answer is 'NO' but I thought I would ask
anyway.

I bought a Mitsumi floppy drive that is also a multi format memory card
reader but it needs a USB connect. I'm thinking I'll just sell it and get an
external card reader since I don't want to find an adapter cable and run it
outside to the external connectors.

Is there a Firewire to USB adapter that would work with the internal
Firewire connection to provide USB connectivity? Like a motherboard firewire
jumper to USB hub sort of thing?

Thanks for any advice.

John L Rice
(e-mail address removed)

Hance Rapids 6300ESB has four USB interfaces. They are all connected
to the back of your computer.

http://www.intel.com/design/intarch/datashts/30064103.pdf (10MB)

A cheap USB card might be a solution. This one, for example,
has an "internal" connector that might mate with your Mitsumi.

http://www.startech.com/ststore/ItemDetail.cfm?ProductID=PCI4USBV2&tab=b&mt=a

Try shopping for a USB card with an odd number of ports, as
then there is a chance one of the ports will be an internal.

HTH,
Paul
 

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