Power to firewire add on port. Archived from groups: alt.sys.pc-clone.gateway2000 () I have a 700X (E4650) that had a sound card in it that had a connector on it that looks like it provided power to the firewire port. It is not the normal looking firewire...

FireWire devices, such as Desktop FireWire drives, > usually (but not always) require a separate power supply.  As a result, they > do not utilize any power from the Power / Ground pair provided by the host >FireWire port.  They obtain their power...

since it has no FireWire port, I use a PCMCIA card. It does not, however, supply power to my new external FireWire drive as an internal FireWire port would. Does anyone know if it is possible to get a PCMCIA card that would supply power (as well as handle...

It was > pretty obvious. >> If it works when powered from your Firewire port, then I wouldn't > expect it to work any better when powered externally. FIrewire supplies an ungodly amount of power, esp compared to USB, something like 6A. It was...

C640 laptop, and since it has no FireWire port, I use a PCMCIA card. It does not, however, supply power to my new external FireWire drive as an internal FireWire port would. Does anyone know if it is possible to get a PCMCIA card that would supply power...

USB, Firewire, Bluetooth, DMA, Standard Network, Wi-fi. Hello! I have this doubt that haunts many people I know. So, here goes: I need a comparison chart that explains the speed difference between the following technologies: Firewire USB USB 2.0 SATA...

will do the job (for optical) at really low cost; it is powered from the USB port. If you need to go both ways, the Audiophile USB (powered from a wall wart) or Firewire Audiophile (powered from the Firewire port) are the way to go. [Disclaimer: Core...

DVD burner which requires no external power. >However it is NOT USB! It is firewire (aka IEEE1394, aka iLink). I'm >not sure if it will work on standard firewire ports, though. It has >the mini plus (4-pin), but it also has an extra power plug which may...

to stay away from it if I can) Externals are 80-120G, 7200RPM 1 built-in firewire port 2 USB 1.1 (which can't do the datarates I want) Cardbus (&PCMCIA) (which I theoretically could use to add either a USB2.0, or another firewire port to, if it actually...

power supply. Do you know if it is powered It can be bus powered, from the firewire port. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Danny T wrote: > This looks interesting - I couldn't find anything that mentioned > the power supply. Do you know...