Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Converts an IDE connection to a 68-pin LVD SCSI interface using the AEC-7722 bridge adapter
This new internal adapter from Ruth's sister connects an IDE host to a 68-pin LVD-SCSI device through the AEC-7722 bridge controller. It serves as a storage controller card for legacy SCSI drives or tape libraries that still require this specific interface translation.
System integrators maintaining older LVD-SCSI equipment will find the 68-pin bridge function essential for connecting those drives to an IDE channel. Users without an IDE host interface or without a 68-pin LVD-SCSI target device cannot use this adapter and should look for a different connectivity solution.
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Yes, the AEC-7722 connects to a standard IDE interface on the host system to bridge communication with the LVD-SCSI device.
It converts the IDE signal to LVD-SCSI, allowing 68-pin drives to operate on an IDE-only host.
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