Does anyone use the Firewire to Thunderbolt 2 adapter on an M-chip MAC?

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• Anonymous344 May 9, 2025
  Is there Firewire on M chip mac??
• Anonymous2927 May 9, 2025
  A 220v Firewire!?
• Anonymous13453 May 9, 2025
  1. There is no firewire on the m chip mac 2. There is no thunderbolt on m chip mac 2
• Anonymous12860 May 9, 2025
  400M interface why do you still use it..
• Anonymous2157 May 9, 2025
  @ Anonymous2927 # 2 ieee 1394, not the zero line live line one
• Poster May 9, 2025
  @ Anonymous344 Thunderbolt 2 to Firewire, then Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt 2 @ Anonymous13453
• Poster May 9, 2025
  @ Anonymous12860 bought an old camera digital back with only a Firewire interface.
• Anonymous3425 May 9, 2025
  Yeah, I'm using it to sync my iPod.
• Poster May 9, 2025
  @ Anonymous3425 Then I'll buy one later and try it out. I hope my camera will work too.
• Anonymous2105 May 9, 2025
  @ Poster I have some old equipment of Firewire. I have tried M Computer-Thunder 3 to Thunder 2 and Thunder 2 to Firewire. Both adapter cables are original Apple factory. Bus-Power's RAID hard drive can't come on, and the single disk is unstable. Now I am using OWC, a very old Lei 3 docking station bought by Little Yellow Croaker, with an FW800 port on it, which can be used normally. This device model OWCTB3DK13PSG
• Anonymous891 May 9, 2025
  The last time I went back to China to transfer a DV recorder, I checked it and it could be transferred. I remember it was from Firewire to Thunderbolt 2 and then to Thunderbolt 4 and then plugged it into a mac in recent years. However, at that time, I saw it was too troublesome to transfer, and the two re-exports were still expensive. I directly bought a 2012 MBP 13-inch last-generation mac with a Firewire port, and then directly connected it to solve the problem with a Firewire
• Anonymous438 May 9, 2025
  In fact, it should be an adapter card that converts PCIe to live wire, and the PCIe end is turned into Thunderbolt 2. Because it is a PCIe device, whether it can be used depends on whether the system has a driver.
• Poster May 9, 2025
  @ Anonymous2105 should be the reason for the power supply. Apple's Thunderbolt 2 to Firewire cannot carry power-consuming devices; The docking station is powered by a separate power supply, so it can be completely brought up. Thanks for the reminder, I'm probably going to buy a docking station instead of that converter.
• Poster May 10, 2025
  @ Anonymous2105 Did you configure the power supply yourself? Any recommendations?
• Anonymous2105 May 10, 2025
  @ Poster The power supply is a Chinocy 135W, 20v 6.75 A matched from the seller. Very stable
• Poster May 10, 2025
  @ Anonymous2105 Ok, I bought a set too
• Anonymous704 May 13, 2025
  I would like to ask: I have an imac 2017 (?) that the old man likes at home. It is a Thunderbolt 2. Is there any recommendation for a suitable Thunderbolt 2tousbc converter head/cable?
• Poster May 13, 2025
  @ Anonymous704 Apple officially has Thunderbolt 2 (female port) to Thunderbolt 3 (male port), salted fish 100rmb, but this is generally used for Thunderbolt 2 devices connected to Thunderbolt 3 Mac. If you simply want to expand, just buy a Thunderbolt 2 docking station.