Written route

LinkScope Sourcing 21

Send the adapter note through the form below. LinkScope Sourcing 21 does not publish a street address, a direct telephone number, or a social storefront. Those details are not part of the sourcing brief, so this page will not invent a pin on a map.

Illustration of an adapter requirement sheet and a sealed envelope, with no street map

How a note moves

  1. You write specifications, quantity, US destination, and requested timing.
  2. The desk checks that host, connector, speed, and evidence requests are readable.
  3. Factories are asked to answer the same sheet, including deviations.

Hours and channels that are real

Review of written notes happens on US business days. There is no published clock for a showroom and no social inbox. The email that matters is the work address you type into the form. Replies go there after the sheet is readable.

Fields that make the adapter reply usable

  • USB host or PCIe slot, including generation and lane width when the item is a card.
  • RJ45 PHY, or an SFP cage if the card is optical.
  • Bus power, slot power, or an external supply.
  • Android or desktop OS, and the driver evidence you want.
  • Quantity, destination, and the timing the quote should assume.
  • Optional budget with currency and per-unit or whole-order basis.
  • Preference for high-end, mid-range, budget-friendly, or undecided suppliers.

If the note allows either a new dongle or a refurbished one, keep those as separate lines. New condition usually has a clearer warranty path. Refurbished condition can cover a dropped chipset when provenance and the remaining warranty are written down. The desk does not grade either line.

A quotation you do not have yet is a normal state. The preference is your buying stance, not a rating the desk has verified. Read the Privacy Policy before you paste account names or site drawings into the text.

Procurement scenario: a note sent before the OS image is frozen

Background: the buyer knows the count is 24 USB-C adapters and the destination is a Georgia depot, but the Android image is two builds behind a decision. Process: the form lists the plug and a preferred 1000BASE-T PHY, marks the OS build as open, and asks for bus current plus the driver list on the exact model. Result: factories can price the hardware line while the OS gap stays visible. The desk does not treat that note as a finished compatibility test.

If a family name is already chosen, the inquiry cards can drop that name into the dialog. This page keeps the worksheet beside the form so the note is not a single floating box.