kenable Firewire IEEE 1394 4 Pin to 4 Pin DV Cable - 2M
High-Speed FireWire Cable for Digital Camcorders & IEEE1394 Devices. This 2 metre kenable FireWire...High-Speed FireWire Cable for Digital Camcorders & IEEE1394 Devices. This 2 metre kenable FireWire cable features 4-pin to 4-pin male connectors, perfect for connecting DV-out camcorders or other IEEE1394-compatible devices to computers or external drives.
Product Features:
4-Pin to 4-Pin Male FireWire Cable
Length: 2 Metres
High-Speed Serial Interface – Supports fast digital data transfer
Designed for DV camcorders, media capture devices, external hard drives & more
Plug & Play – No drivers required on compatible systems
Compatible with IEEE1394, FireWire, i.Link, and DV standards
Brand: kenable
Condition: New
Typical Applications:
Connecting digital video (DV) camcorders to PCs/laptops with F).
Also available in: 1m, 3m.
Firewire IEEE 1394 - 400Mbps High Speed Data Cable. Typically used from a DV port on a DVD recorder to a DV port on a Camcorder, or a laptop DV port to a camcorder or DVD recorder to laptop. Check your devices are equipped with the correct ports.
Firewire doesn't operate on a master to slave principle. All devices can connect to all devices.
1m Cable
4pin to 4pin
For use with high speed Firewire IEEE1394 peripherals
This guide is for users of the kenable FireWire cable, designed for connecting digital camcorders and other IEEE1394 devices. The key benefit is high-speed data transfer for quickly moving video and other data. Note that you'll need devices equipped with the correct ports, namely a 4-pin FireWire port.
All features
Model Part Number
002935
Brand
kenable
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What devices are compatible with this cable?
This cable is compatible with devices that have a 4-pin FireWire port, such as DV camcorders, some external hard drives, and media capture devices.
What is the data transfer speed?
The cable supports data transfer speeds up to 400 Mbit/s.
Do I need to install any drivers?
No, the cable is plug-and-play and does not require any additional drivers on compatible systems.
What if the cable is not working?
Make sure both devices are turned on and that the cable is securely connected. Check for any physical damage to the cable. Try using a different FireWire cable to test the devices.
What are the available cable lengths?
The cable is available in 1m, 2m, and 3m lengths.
Is this cable compatible with newer devices?
It is most compatible with older devices that utilize the IEEE 1394 standard. Check that your devices have the correct 4-pin FireWire port.
Troubleshooting
Device not recognized
Check the connections on both devices and ensure they are securely plugged in. Restart both devices and try again.
Slow data transfer speeds
Ensure both devices support the FireWire 400 standard. Check for any software conflicts or background processes that may be affecting transfer speeds.
No signal
Verify the cable is not damaged. Try using a different FireWire cable to rule out cable issues.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Fast data transfer speeds, ideal for video and large files.
Plug-and-play functionality for easy setup.
Wide compatibility with various devices and standards.
Available in multiple lengths for flexible use.
Reliable connection for stable data transfer.
Cons
Requires devices with FireWire 4-pin ports.
Maximum transfer speed is limited to 400 Mbit/s.
Compatibility limited to devices supporting IEEE1394 standard.
May not be compatible with newer devices that use different connection types.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Connecting the Cable: Simply plug one end of the FireWire cable into your camcorder or other device and the other end into your computer or external drive. Ensure both devices are powered on.
Driver Installation: No drivers are required on compatible systems. The cable should be recognized immediately.
Compatibility: This cable is compatible with devices using the FireWire 400 (IEEE 1394/IEEE 1394a) standard and equipped with a 4-pin port.
Care Instructions:
Handle the cable with care to avoid damage.
Avoid bending or twisting the cable sharply.
Store the cable in a clean, dry place when not in use.
Unplug the cable by pulling the connector, not the cable itself.