FireWire cable ShiverPeaks 77311 — 9-pin IEEE 1394b connector, high-speed data link

ShiverPeaks FireWire cable 77311 features a 9-pin IEEE 1394b connector engineered for high-speed serial bus connections. Designed to support FireWire 800/1394b transfer rates, this cable provides a stable, low-latency data link between compatible devices such as audio interfaces, video recorders, external hard drives and professional AV equipment. With a robust black jacket and industry-standard connector layout, it is suitable for both studio and field use where reliable 800 Mbit/s-class throughput is required.

Advantages

The cable combines a 9-pin IEEE 1394b connector with durable cabling and a black outer sheath to deliver consistent signal integrity and mechanical protection. It supports high-speed data transfer suitable for real-time audio and video streaming, offers plug-and-play connectivity without additional drivers on supported systems, and is compact enough for tidy routing in racks and desktop setups. The product meets common safety and construction expectations for professional AV cabling.

Suitable for

• Connecting FireWire 800/1394b-compatible audio interfaces and mixers
• Linking digital video cameras, recorders and capture devices
• Attaching external storage devices and RAID enclosures with FireWire ports
• Extending or reconfiguring studio and post-production signal chains

Key specifications

• Connector type: 9-pin IEEE 1394b (FireWire 800)
• Data rate: supports up to 800 Mbit/s class transfer speeds
• Length: 1.0 m (approximate working length shown)
• Cable jacket: black outer sheath for mechanical protection
• Design: shielded construction for reduced interference in AV environments

How to use

Connect the 9-pin IEEE 1394b plug to the corresponding FireWire 800 port on your device and attach the other end to the target device’s compatible FireWire connector. Ensure both devices are powered off when making or removing connections if recommended by the device manufacturers. After connection, power on the devices and verify link status in the host device or operating system. Use appropriate device settings for sample rates or transfer modes when working with audio or video equipment.

Usage recommendations

For stable operation, avoid sharp bends and excessive tension on the cable, and route it away from strong electromagnetic sources. When using in permanent installations, allow some slack near connectors to reduce mechanical strain. Verify device compatibility with IEEE 1394b/FireWire 800 specifications and use updated drivers or firmware on host systems when required.