Connect Your Devices Seamlessly

This 5ft (120cm) USB to Firewire 1394 4-pin adapter cable allows for easy connection between devices with different port types. It features a standard male USB 2.0 connector on one end and a male 4-pin Firewire (iLink) connector on the other, bridging the gap between modern USB ports and older Firewire interfaces.

Reliable Data Transfer for Cameras and More

What is this cable used for?

Primarily designed for connecting digital cameras that utilize a Firewire port to computers equipped with USB 2.0 ports. This cable ensures a stable connection for transferring photos, videos, and other data, making it a useful accessory for photographers and videographers looking to bridge their equipment.

Key Features and Specifications

The cable is constructed to provide reliable performance for data transfer needs. Its 5ft (120cm) length offers ample reach for connecting devices without being excessively long. The male-to-male configuration ensures a direct connection between compatible ports.

Specifications:

• Origin: CN(Origin)
• Certification: none
• Brand Name: ESHYLALA

Frequently Asked Questions:

What devices can I connect with this USB to Firewire cable?

This cable is designed for connecting devices with a 4-pin Firewire (iLink) port, such as many digital cameras, to computers that have a USB 2.0 port. It acts as an adapter to bridge these different connection types.

Is this cable suitable for high-speed data transfer?

The cable supports USB 2.0 speeds, which are suitable for transferring photos and videos from compatible cameras. For devices requiring higher Firewire speeds (like Firewire 800), this 4-pin USB adapter cable would not be appropriate.

What is the length of the USB to Firewire cable?

The cable measures 5 feet (approximately 120cm) in length, providing a convenient reach for connecting your camera or other Firewire-enabled devices to your computer.

Does this cable require any drivers or software?

Typically, USB to Firewire adapters like this are plug-and-play and do not require separate driver installations on most modern operating systems. The computer's operating system should recognize the connection automatically.