[plug] mini PCIe E-slot to USB3
William Kenworthy
billk at iinet.net.au
Sat May 30 12:11:56 AWST 2020
Hi Kevin, I am looking specifically to use something that will take a
Mini-PCIe slot-E WLAN card into something like an Odroid C4 (I have the
software sorted using a raspberry pi and usb WLAN adapters). Some of
the Mini-PCIe slot-E WLAN cards I have do beamforming with multiple
antennas - few usb wifi adapters do two antennas, and none more that I
can find (to use with beamforming) so I would prefer to use them if I can.
The Moxa doesnt look suitable as there is a note its PCIe socket is for
a wwan module - they are incompatible with wlan as far as I can find out.
My fallback will be an Omnia Turris which at $350 (delivered, might be
$us too) is expensive and lacks ram and storage compared to other options.
BillK
On 30/5/20 10:52 am, Kevin Shackleton wrote:
> I note that in the industrial world there are loads of RS-232 or
> RS-485 to Ethernet serial servers (e.g. from Moxa or Lantronix) but
> practically no otherwise identical device for USB, unless you step up
> to e.g. a Moxa UC-8100 "pocket computer", where you can use Linux OS
> utilities to do the job on a USB port.
>
> I have these devices if you would like to look. Either hands on or I
> have them exposed via port forwarding.
>
> Cheers,
> Kevin.
>
> On Sat, 30 May 2020 at 09:54, William Kenworthy <billk at iinet.net.au
> <mailto:billk at iinet.net.au>> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a current project where I want to use mini PCIe E-slot
> (atheros) wifi cards in a custom WiFi access point. Ideally some kind
> of converter/adapter to usb3. Googling doesn't show anything that
> works
> - there are loads of simple PCIe WWAN but they are not compatible for
> WLAN - there are apparently usb and/or data protocols involved
> with WLAN
> cards not using the usb ones.
>
> Does anyone have a suggestion of something that would work?
>
> BillK
>
>
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