TF to NGFF M.2 transfer card embedded industrial mobile Micro SD SDHC TF card reader transfer card

Short Description:

TF(micro-SD) to NGFF(M.2) adapter card embedded industrial mobile SSD
Main functions: TF card, also known as micro-SD card, has the characteristics of small size, large capacity, shock resistance and moisture resistance, high temperature resistance, stable performance, permanent and effective data storage, no noise, and no seek error. It is a popular mainstream product memory card today. This adapter card converts TF (micro-SD) card into SSD with NGFF (M.2) interface.
Application fields: industrial computer motherboard, industrial computer, tablet computer, soft router, POS machine, hard disk video recorder.
Main performance:
① Taiwan S682 program.
② Compatible with DOS, WINCE, WIN98/XP/VISTA/NT, WIN7/8/10 and LINUX operating systems.
③ Equivalent to industrial use, it can flexibly plug and unplug SSD, and use TF as a mobile hard disk to realize flexible movement of data storage.
④ After the hard disk is transferred, it can be used as a system startup disk or a data disk.
⑤ TF supports high-speed cards.
⑥ TF supports up to 128GB as measured so far, and there is no upper limit in theory.
⑦ Compatible with SATA GEN1 and GEN2, the transfer rates are 1.5Gbps and 3.0Gbps respectively. The data transmission rate reaches 150MB/s and 300MB/s respectively.
⑧ Support plug and play together with BIOS and operating system, and can be used without any driver. It is recommended to cold-swap after shutdown to realize mobile storage of data, do not hot-swap TF and NGFF (M.2).
⑨ Size: Compatible with NGFF (M.2) SSD size. Can be used on desktops and notebooks.
Precautions:
① Before using this product, please insert the TF card into the corresponding TF socket first, and then insert it into the NGFF (M.2) slot in the off state. After starting up, the LED light flashes, indicating that the TF card data is read normally.
② After using for the first time or changing the configuration of the TF card, the TF card needs to be initialized and formatted. After formatting, you can perform any data operations on the TF card.