Lector de tarjetas DeLOCK IDE 44-Pin macho a Compact Flash 91655

This Card Reader by DELOCK connects a Compact Flash card to a 44‑pin IDE interface. The reader is bootable, allowing use of a Compact Flash card as a hard drive to install or run an operating system. The device plugs directly into the motherboard vertically without requiring an additional cable, providing a compact internal connection for systems with a 44‑pin IDE header.

Advantages

The DeLOCK IDE 44pin to Compact Flash card reader supports straightforward plug‑and‑play installation and is compatible with a wide range of operating systems. Its bootable functionality enables using Compact Flash media as an HDD for system installation or boot. Direct vertical connection to the motherboard eliminates the need for extra cabling and reduces internal clutter.

Suitable for

• Installing or booting an operating system from Compact Flash
• Data transfer and backup between Compact Flash cards and IDE‑based systems
• Embedded systems or older PCs with 44‑pin IDE headers
• Replacing a small form‑factor HDD with Compact Flash storage

Key specifications

• Interface: 44‑pin IDE (male)
• Media supported: Compact Flash (CF)
• Bootable: Yes
• Connection orientation: Vertical plug directly to motherboard
• Manufacturer: DELOCK, MPN: 91655, EAN: 4043619916559

How to use

Insert a Compact Flash card into the CF slot, align the 44‑pin connector with the motherboard’s IDE header and plug the reader in vertically. Configure the BIOS/UEFI boot order if you intend to boot from the Compact Flash; set the device as primary or an appropriate boot device. No additional drivers are normally required for supported operating systems; the reader functions as an IDE storage device.

Recommendations

Use a Compact Flash card with adequate write endurance and performance for operating system use. Verify BIOS support for booting from IDE devices and set appropriate boot priority. Ensure the card is securely seated and avoid forcing the connector to prevent damage to the motherboard header.