Connect an internal memory card reader
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Hello,
I have a Pentium 3 with a P6BAP Me 646 motherboard,
I bought an internal card reader to connect to it...
It’s a Connectland CR 102 card reader
The manual says to connect the USB connector to the one on the motherboard.
Where should I connect it?
I don’t have the manual for this motherboard, can you help me?
The memory card reader has two connectors:
- 1 marked USB with the indication VCC2 + USB2- and USB2+
1 green, white, and red wire + 1 separate black wire GND2
- 1 other marked C.reader with indication VCC1 + USB1- and USB1+
1 green, white, and red wire and 1 separate black wire GND1
Thank you very much for the assistance you will provide...
I have a Pentium 3 with a P6BAP Me 646 motherboard,
I bought an internal card reader to connect to it...
It’s a Connectland CR 102 card reader
The manual says to connect the USB connector to the one on the motherboard.
Where should I connect it?
I don’t have the manual for this motherboard, can you help me?
The memory card reader has two connectors:
- 1 marked USB with the indication VCC2 + USB2- and USB2+
1 green, white, and red wire + 1 separate black wire GND2
- 1 other marked C.reader with indication VCC1 + USB1- and USB1+
1 green, white, and red wire and 1 separate black wire GND1
Thank you very much for the assistance you will provide...
Configuration: Motherboard P6BAP Me 646 XP family
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You found the solution because I'm in the same problem as you; an internal memory card reader but with only one black socket with four wires (green, red, black, and white) and I don't know where to connect it on the motherboard...
1. Veuillez éteindre l'alimentation de votre PC.
2. Veuillez ouvrir le boîtier du PC et insérer la boîte de lecteur de carte dans le slot de type floppy 3,5”.
3. Veuillez fixer et verrouiller les 4 vis sur le slot de type floppy 3,5” du boîtier du PC.
4. Veuillez connecter le câble de connexion USB du panneau du lecteur de carte à la prise USB de la carte mère comme ci-dessous (Avertissement : veuillez rechercher la prise USB sur votre carte mère et insérer correctement la broche de connexion USB dans votre prise USB sur votre carte mère)
(Avertissement : le point blanc est la broche 1 comme ci-dessous)
5. Veuillez visser votre boîtier de PC et allumer l'alimentation du PC.
6. C'est final et commencez à utiliser le lecteur de carte. (Si cela ne fonctionne pas bien, veuillez vérifier toute installation de pilote et de matériel.)
Spécification：
Interface
Appareil Universal Serial Bus (USB) Révision 2.0/1.1.
Prend en charge les cartes Secure Digital (SD) de 4 à 256 Mo.
Prend en charge les cartes Multi Media Card (MMC) de 4 à 128 Mo.
Prend en charge les cartes Memory Stick (MS) de 4 à 128 Mo (SUPPORTE MS-PRO)
Prend en charge les cartes Compact Flash (CFI/CFII) de 4 à 512 Mo.
Prend en charge 340 Mo/1 Go IBM Microdrive (MD) Type.
Prend en charge les cartes Smart Media (SM) de 4 à 128 Mo, XD (option)
Fonction
Prend en charge le Hot-Swapping
Un socket CF/MD.
Un socket SD/MMC.
Un socket MS.
Connecteurs
Un socket SM. (XD :option)
☆ Câble de connexion USB
Câble
Taux de transfert USB : jusqu'à 480 Mbps à haute vitesse (USB 2.0)
Taux plein de 12 Mbps (USB 1.1)
Taux de transfert
LED d'alimentation
LED
LED active
Alimentation
DC +5.0V directement du câble USB.
Enceinte
Plastique.
EMI
CE & FCC.
2. Veuillez ouvrir le boîtier du PC et insérer la boîte de lecteur de carte dans le slot de type floppy 3,5”.
3. Veuillez fixer et verrouiller les 4 vis sur le slot de type floppy 3,5” du boîtier du PC.
4. Veuillez connecter le câble de connexion USB du panneau du lecteur de carte à la prise USB de la carte mère comme ci-dessous (Avertissement : veuillez rechercher la prise USB sur votre carte mère et insérer correctement la broche de connexion USB dans votre prise USB sur votre carte mère)
(Avertissement : le point blanc est la broche 1 comme ci-dessous)
5. Veuillez visser votre boîtier de PC et allumer l'alimentation du PC.
6. C'est final et commencez à utiliser le lecteur de carte. (Si cela ne fonctionne pas bien, veuillez vérifier toute installation de pilote et de matériel.)
Spécification：
Interface
Appareil Universal Serial Bus (USB) Révision 2.0/1.1.
Prend en charge les cartes Secure Digital (SD) de 4 à 256 Mo.
Prend en charge les cartes Multi Media Card (MMC) de 4 à 128 Mo.
Prend en charge les cartes Memory Stick (MS) de 4 à 128 Mo (SUPPORTE MS-PRO)
Prend en charge les cartes Compact Flash (CFI/CFII) de 4 à 512 Mo.
Prend en charge 340 Mo/1 Go IBM Microdrive (MD) Type.
Prend en charge les cartes Smart Media (SM) de 4 à 128 Mo, XD (option)
Fonction
Prend en charge le Hot-Swapping
Un socket CF/MD.
Un socket SD/MMC.
Un socket MS.
Connecteurs
Un socket SM. (XD :option)
☆ Câble de connexion USB
Câble
Taux de transfert USB : jusqu'à 480 Mbps à haute vitesse (USB 2.0)
Taux plein de 12 Mbps (USB 1.1)
Taux de transfert
LED d'alimentation
LED
LED active
Alimentation
DC +5.0V directement du câble USB.
Enceinte
Plastique.
EMI
CE & FCC.
Hello,
I have searched the entire forum but I can't find a solution to connect my internal card reader.
I don't have a USB port on my motherboard; I've examined it thoroughly and I can't see where I could connect this cable.
Also, many people talk about a USB cable with 5 wires, but mine has 9 wires! (5 + 4)
Thanks for your help. I didn't pay much for this reader, so if it's more reasonable to get another one, just let me know ; ) (I care more about my motherboard...)
My PC is a Dell (I know compatibility isn't the best...)
I'm running Windows XP
The cable I'm trying to connect has the following:
4 wires: GND (black); DATA+ (red); DATA- (yellow); VCC (blue)
5 wires: GND (black); GND (brown); DATA+ (orange); DATA- (green); VCC (purple)
THANK YOU.
PS: If you need info about my motherboard, let me know how I can provide it :)
I have searched the entire forum but I can't find a solution to connect my internal card reader.
I don't have a USB port on my motherboard; I've examined it thoroughly and I can't see where I could connect this cable.
Also, many people talk about a USB cable with 5 wires, but mine has 9 wires! (5 + 4)
Thanks for your help. I didn't pay much for this reader, so if it's more reasonable to get another one, just let me know ; ) (I care more about my motherboard...)
My PC is a Dell (I know compatibility isn't the best...)
I'm running Windows XP
The cable I'm trying to connect has the following:
4 wires: GND (black); DATA+ (red); DATA- (yellow); VCC (blue)
5 wires: GND (black); GND (brown); DATA+ (orange); DATA- (green); VCC (purple)
THANK YOU.
PS: If you need info about my motherboard, let me know how I can provide it :)
This black connector ultimately plugs into an internal USB port on the motherboard, consisting of metal pins. There is a specific orientation to follow for the red wire because it can damage the motherboard on older models. On newer models, there is a protection in place. You need to check the motherboard documentation to find the internal USB ports.
I have the same problem: I don’t know which way to connect my card reader to the motherboard... But even better: there’s nothing written on the cables of the reader, impossible to know where the Vcc and GND are...
I was told that the black wire is the ground.
Is the red one the Vcc?
The best part: it says "easy installation" on the box!!
I was told that the black wire is the ground.
Is the red one the Vcc?
The best part: it says "easy installation" on the box!!
Hello,
Thank you for your replies, but I fear there’s no COM port either; to be honest, there are no connectors with pins...
So I took on the role of McGyver and cut a male/male USB Type A cable. I connected both ends (the two sets of 4 wires) to the terminal of the internal USB cable, respecting not the colors but their meaning: (for example, red: data + with the purple VCC, etc.) Not forgetting to connect the ground (the thick black wire) to the terminal even though there is no wire opposite.
I connected my two USB cables to the back of my PC, and that did the trick! ; )
There are two downsides to this setup: you’re using two USB ports and when you disconnect a drive, you must not disconnect all USB peripherals, otherwise the reader gets disconnected too.
There you go, no need to buy a new reader...
Get your screwdrivers ready!! ; )
Thank you for your replies, but I fear there’s no COM port either; to be honest, there are no connectors with pins...
So I took on the role of McGyver and cut a male/male USB Type A cable. I connected both ends (the two sets of 4 wires) to the terminal of the internal USB cable, respecting not the colors but their meaning: (for example, red: data + with the purple VCC, etc.) Not forgetting to connect the ground (the thick black wire) to the terminal even though there is no wire opposite.
I connected my two USB cables to the back of my PC, and that did the trick! ; )
There are two downsides to this setup: you’re using two USB ports and when you disconnect a drive, you must not disconnect all USB peripherals, otherwise the reader gets disconnected too.
There you go, no need to buy a new reader...
Get your screwdrivers ready!! ; )
To simplify the task for you, you just need to buy a USB/internal memory card reader cable for cheap.
Hello
Same problem
Do you have a reference for a cable or PCI card * that allows this connection
I have a Dell with only a serial 5+6 connector on the motherboard, and I can't find either the mentioned cable or a USB or COM card with the appropriate connectivity
Thank you for the link or the reference
Same problem
Do you have a reference for a cable or PCI card * that allows this connection
I have a Dell with only a serial 5+6 connector on the motherboard, and I can't find either the mentioned cable or a USB or COM card with the appropriate connectivity
Thank you for the link or the reference