10 Ports Micro SD TF Memory Card to SATA SSD Adapter SATA Converter – 10-Port Multi-Device Hub for Fast Data Transfer

This 10 Micro SD to SATA 22‑pin converter card enables up to ten TF cards to replace a 2.5‑inch SATA hard drive.
Once installed, the TF cards appear as a standard SATA drive to any OS and can be set as a bootable device.

Features:
Summary: Serial ATA 2.6 compliant, hot‑plug capable, built‑in RAID 0, ultra‑low power, OS‑bootable without drivers, wide OS compatibility.

• Serial ATA 2.6 Specification compliant
• Supports Serial ATA hot‑plug
• Built‑in RAID 0 function to accelerate and expand the 10‑channel TF‑to‑SATA interface
• Does NOT support UHS‑I
• Ultra low power consumption
• OS bootable – no drivers required
• Compatible with Windows 3.1, NT4, 98SE, Me, 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7, Mac, Linux (EXT4 not supported)

Installation:

• Insert the Micro SD cards into the slots, connect the SATA port to the host, power on the computer; the LED will illuminate.
• Format your Micro SD cards before use.

Note:

• You may use 1, 2, 4, 8, or 10 Micro SD cards simultaneously. Configurations of 3, 5, 7, or 9 cards are not supported.
• Insert cards in the exact order shown on the adapter (CHP0L, CHP0H, CHP1L, CHP1H, CHP2L, CHP2H, CHP3L, CHP3H, CHP4L, CHP4H). Example: for a single card, use CHP0L; for two cards, use CHP0L + CHP0H or CHP0L + CHP1L; for four cards, use CHP0L + CHP1L + CHP2L + CHP3L or CHP0L + CHP0H + CHP1L + CHP1H; for eight cards, use all “L” and “H” slots of the first four pairs.
• When mixing capacities in RAID 0, total capacity equals the smallest card’s capacity multiplied by the number of cards. Example: 2 GB + 8 GB → 2 GB × 2 = 4 GB.
• Hot‑swapping of Micro SD cards is not supported.
• Do not change card positions after setup; mark cards to avoid accidental exchange, otherwise data loss may occur.

Packing includes:
1 × 10‑Port Converter