USB motherboard header has switched pins? SBC problems

[Soru]

Hello i have an advantech SBC PCM9375F and USB pins look like this (see picture) it is just opposite of a normal usb header on a motherboard. Does anyone have any idea how do i deal with this?

 

I need this usb to be used as a boot device because my main disk or ram is corrupted in some way 

 

It is an industrial computer and the only other storage option is a IDE 2,5 inch male out made for IDE flash drives so it is useless for HDD unless i find a converter which i cant.. I also cant troubleshoot the IDE flash drive on another computer because of the same problem it has a female connector

 

Im happy to hear any advice or new information thank you in advance

[LapsedMemory]

Something like this might work: https://www.amazon.com/Cablecc-Female-Converter-Adapter-Desktop/dp/B081YP2S5R, then just use a standard SATA drive.  

 

 

[LapsedMemory]

Also, the datasheet for that model lists the USB port that came with it originally, looks like you can find them on ebay or manufacturing resellers:

 

Advantech 1703100121 (Dual Port USB connector)

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[Soru]

Thank you i never thought of that.. The SBC is part of a larger machine and was never intended to utilise USB with some luck i can boot from it.. Still cant understand why this industrial stuff is so expensive