Those bay hubs require a standard A-B device cable and a PCI USB adapter card with an internal female A socket:

http://www.siig.com/products/usb/features/USB_5PortPCI.html

Unfortunately, these are only rated for USB 1.1 and are getting rare. The current 5-port models are all USB 2.0. You would need a hub rated for that unless you would be happy with only normal USB speeds from the hub. In that case, get yourself a USB 2.0 adapter:

http://www.usbwholesale.com/usb_2_0_cards.html

http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/product/proddetail.html?prodkey=AUA-3100LP&cat=%2fTechnology%2fUSB%2fUSB+Adapters

http://www.adstech.com/products/USB_Turbo_2.0/intro/USB2.0.asp?pid=USBX-2000

http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Merchant_Id=1&Section_Id=1895&pcount=&Product_Id=107412&Section.Section_Path=%2F%2FRoot%2FUSB%2FPCProducts%2FUpgradesPCICards%2F

http://www.orangemicro.com/OrangeUSBPCI.html

http://www.siig.com/products/usb/usb2_5portPCI.html

Bill

: I've never seen a cable like that.

: Jeff Roberts
: USBMan

: : Bill,

: : It is a 3.5" bay hub, and it uses a B-Type USB connection. (It has a female B-type socket.)

: : -Todd

: :
: : : I'm sorry...that doesn't make sense. Every 5.25" bay hub I've seen uses an A-type "blade" connector or a 4-5 pin harness. Your hub has a male B connector?

: : :
: : : Bill

: :
: : : : I use a front-mounted USB hub that connects with a Type-B USB connection. The cable would be useful so that you don't need to run a cable from the outside-back of the case into the case to plug in the hub. I was able to locate the exact cord I needed, but it had a Type A plug on the other end, not a Type B.

: : : : -Todd
: : : :

: : : : : I'm afraid that there's no such thing. What on Earth do you need this for?

: : : : : Bill

: : : : : : This is for internally connecting the motherboard to a front-mounted USB hub that accepts a Type B USB connection. Help is GREATLY appreciated!-Todd