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  • M.2 NVMe PCIe x4 Adapter for Extra Long 110 Module

    UGT-M2PC110
    • Support M.2 NVMe Module Size of 110mm to 42mm
          Allow for bigger capacity using the 110 mm length Size
    • Support PCI Express Specs v3.0
          Provide Faster speed using Faster PCIe Bus 

     

    This M.2 NVMe SSD PCIe x4 Adapter can support module of different size from 42mm to the Extra Long 110mm. It offers the fastest boot or data access possible via the PCIe interface using 4 lanes of data path straight to the NVMe SSD resulting in super-fast data transfer. This adapter allows for flexible installation of an M.2 (NGFF) NVMe or PCIe AHCI SSD of different size like 42, 60, 80, or 110mm in length with varying and ever growing capacity. This M.2 adapter will give you the best performance possible for your system. 


     

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    • Support Extra Long M.2 NVMe Module like 110mm, 80, 60, or 42
    • Support for M.3 with 30mm width x 110mm length Module
    • Support M.2 (NGFF) PCIe based (NVMe or AHCI) SSD to PCIe x4 slot
    • Support M.2 interface with M key only, do not support M+B key
    • Adapter supports PCI Express v3.0 Specs and compatible with v2.0 / v1.0
    • Supports system boards  with PCIe x4,x8,x16 slots
    • Uses minimum power from PCIe 3.3V for better power management
    • Low Profile Bracket included
Model:    UGT-M2PC110
 
M.2 Type Support:    NVMe or AHCI SSD using M Key only
M.2 size:    Length support 22x110, 22x80, 22x60, 22x42mm
Internal Interface:    1 x M.2 (NGFF), M Key
PCIe Interface:    PCIe v3.0 or PCIe v2.0 x4 (4 lanes)
Power:    PCIe Bus powered (3.3V)
Dimensions:    7.4 x 4.8 x 0.9 inches / 189 x 121 x 22 mm
Weight:    4 oz. / 113 g
 
System Requirements:
  • Available system board PCIe x4 or x8 or x16 slot
  • OS support like Windows® 7/8/8.1/10 (Windows 10 preferred), or Linux (Latest Kernel)
  • For booting, requires System UEFI BIOS with booting Support and latest OS  
 
What's Included:  M.2 NVMe PCIe x4 Adapter with Support for Long 110 Module, Quick Installation Guide, Mount and Screws set, and Low Profile Bracket
 
UPC: 844767023137
EAN: 4716872103584
   
 
Environmental:
Operating Temperature: 0 ℃ to +45℃
Operating Humidity: 10% to 85 % RH (no condensation)
Storage Temperature: -10℃ to +70℃
Storage Humidity: 5% to 90% RH (no condensation)
 
 

Driver

Manual

How to add a PCIe card to your desktop or Slim PC? [#02032019]

  • When adding or removing the card (PCI or PCIe), please ground yourself so that you do not carry any static electricity.
    When you are working on a computer system, the design of the system power supply is always ON and that includes the motherboard and many of the component on the motherboard like the PCIe bus and USB ports. Unless you physically unplug the power cord from your wall outlet, these power supply will continue to power the motherboad and inserting the the addon card into a live slot may short the card and not function correctly.

    Here are the steps to correctly install an addon card:

    1.  The first step is to know what you need and get all the necessary component ready.

    2.  If your system chassis is a slim chassis design, your will need to replace the metal bracket with a low profile bracket.
    Follow the PCIe card quick installation guide on replace the standard bracket with a low profile bracket before you continue to the next step.

    3.  Shutdown your system and turn off the power. Important: Unplug the power cord that goes from the computer to the wall outlet or your power strip and wait for 1 whole minute for your system board to be fully discharge of any residue power.

    4.  Remove cover of the system to access the slot on the motherboard.

    5.  If your system have L bracket covering the slot. Get ready to remove one of them that align with the slot you are going to insert the add-on card.

    6.  Most motherboard have a few slots. They may be PCI or PCIe slot. If you are install a PCIe card, find a PCIe slot that is equal or bigger than your card.
    example: If you are installing a PCIe x1 card, it can be inserted into x1, x4, x8, x16 slot. But if you are installing a x4 card, it will have to go into a x4, x8, x16 slot.

    See example below.

     

    7.  Remove the L bracket align with the slot that you are going to inserted and insert the new add-on card into the slot.

    8.  Secure the card to the chassis using the instruction provided by the chassis manufacturer.

    9.  (Optional) If the add-on card requires additional connection for power like 4 pin molex or SATA power connector, get the connect from the power supply and connect to the card.

    10.  Replace the chassis cover and secure the screws holding the cover.

    11.  Connect back the power cord and turn the power back ON for the system.

    12.  Follow the instruction from the add-on card install guide to continue the installation process.

     

     

How to prepare a New Storage, Hard Drive, or SSD for use with a system? [#33406]

  • There are two set of instruction. One for Windows OS and another for OS X. Please use the right set of instruction for your System.

     

    >>>>>> 1) Preparing a new hard drive for use with Windows 7/8/10 OS <<<<<<

     

    NOTE: If you have important data on this drive, DO NOT go any further, please backup your data before you continue. These steps will erase ALL your data on the drive.

     

    For Windows 7, hold the Windows logo key on your keyboard and press “R” (Winkey+R). This will launch the Run the utility. Type “diskmgmt.msc” inside the text box and press Enter. This will open the Windows Disk Management utility. This is where you can format, create, and delete hard drive partitions.

     

    For Windows 8/8.1/10, hold the Windows logo key on your keyboard and press “X” (Winkey+X). This will launch a popup window and select disk management.

     

    Usually, the Initialize Disk Wizard will appear automatically when you open Disk Management. If you have more than one blank drive that needs to be initialized it will list them. Make sure that there is a check in the box of the drive that needs to be initialized, select check MBR if your hard drive is smaller than 2TB, if it is greater than 2TB, please check GPT and then left-click on the Ok button. If the wizard does show up, go to step 5. If the wizard does not show up, please see the note and additional images directly below.

     

     

    STOP   Critical: If your hard drive is greater than 2TB in capacity, you need to use check GPT(GUID Partition Table), if it is smaller, select MBR. 

     

    NOTENote: If you do not see the Initialize Disk wizard, manually start the initialization. The drive that needs to be initialized should have a little circle with a red arrow pointing down like in the image below.

     

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    When you find it. Right-click on the red arrow and choose Initialize Disk.

     

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    There are two mode of initializing a new drive using MBR or GPT. If your hard drive is greater than 2TB, you need to use check GPT, if it is smaller, select MBR.

     

     

    The drive is now initialized. The disk should have a black bar and say that it is Unallocated. You should now be able to create a partition and format the hard drive.

     

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    Now right click the unallocated space and click create a New Simple Volume shown below:

     

     

    Follow the on screen wizard by clicking Next

     

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    Specify your volume size, if you are not sure use the default, and now click Next

     

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    Assign a drive letter to the drive, if you are not sure use the default and click Next

     

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    Format the partition and name the volume, if you are not sure use the default

     

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    Now click Finish and it will start formatting the drive to get it ready for use.

     

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    Once the formatting is done, your system will report the presense of a new drive with an assigned drive letter. You can begin using the storage.

     

     

    >>>>>> 2) Preparing a new hard drive for use with Apple OS X <<<<<<

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

LED status for UGT-M2PC100 or UGT-M2PC110 [#07082019]

  • The LEDs on the card show the power and activity of the NVMe and UGT-M2PC100 / UGT-M2PC110 card.

    When the card is getting power from the PCIe Bus, the Red LED2 will always be ON. If this Red LED2 is not ON, please check and reseat the card, follow the steps outline in the Knowledge Base here.

    https://www.vantecusa.com/faq.php?fc_id=5

    When the card is getting power (Red LED2 is ON) and the Blue LED1 is not Random flashing (activity), during boot or use, please check the NVMe module and make sure the NVMe module is seated all the way into the M.2 interface. Check for short and proper mounting of the NVMe module on to the card.

    LEDs status 

     

Windows 7 Driver and Error code 28 with UGT-M2PC200, UGT-M2PC100, UGT-M2PC110 on Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2 OS [#33428]

  • For Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2:

    If you are getting missing drivers (code 28) when you add this card, please us the hotfix from microsoft to correct and update the drivers.

    https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2990941/update-to-add-native-driver-support-in-nvm-express-in-windows-7-and-wi

     

    You can also access the drivers directly here.

    Windows 7, 64bit, Location: (https://www.vantecusa.com//CKEdit/images/files/477475_intl_x64_zip.exe)

    Windows 7, 32bit, Location: (https://www.vantecusa.com//CKEdit/images/files/477474_intl_i386_zip.exe)

     

     

I have an M.2 NVMe SSD from a computer and I need to retrieve the data. How do I do it with your UGT-M2PC200 or UGT-M2PC100 or UGT-M2PC110? [#33430]

  • Mount the NVMe SSD on the UGT-M2PC200 or UGT-M2PC100 or UGT-M2PC110 NVMe slot, insert this PCIe x4 card into your system PCIe x4 or better slot. If you are using Windows 7 OS, you need to download drivers from Microsoft to patch your Windows 7 OS so that the system can read the NVMe SSD correctly. If you are using Windows 10, it should automatically see the card and the NVMe SSD.

     

    Here is the link to access the patch from Microsoft:

    http://hotfixv4.microsoft.com/Windows%207/Windows%20Server2008%20R2%20SP1/sp2/Fix487764/7600/free/477475_intl_x64_zip.exe

     

     

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