On most ribbon or tooth type connectors, look at the soldered pins carefully. Pin #1 is usually set into a Square Grommet while the others are set into a round grommet.
(Hope you know I had to take apart my Wallstreet to see the orientation of the pins... GRRR!!!! lol)
Pin #1 on the Wallstreet connector is on the left when looking on the soldered side. BUT(!!!!) those first 2 pairs of pins are for Master/Slave/CS and the next pair is blank! (See Diagrams)
This Pin #20 is to be bent back or cut (I bend it back) for it to fit the connector on many laptop IDE/ATA connectors.
When the adapter is in the Wallstreet, the CF should be facing down, in the direction of the edge connector on the drive connector. The jumper on the CF adapter is to be set as Master.
(Hope you know I had to take apart my Wallstreet to see the orientation of the pins... GRRR!!!! lol)
Pin #1 on the Wallstreet connector is on the left when looking on the soldered side. BUT(!!!!) those first 2 pairs of pins are for Master/Slave/CS and the next pair is blank! (See Diagrams)
This Pin #20 is to be bent back or cut (I bend it back) for it to fit the connector on many laptop IDE/ATA connectors.
When the adapter is in the Wallstreet, the CF should be facing down, in the direction of the edge connector on the drive connector. The jumper on the CF adapter is to be set as Master.