Does this emulator replace the floppy drive on an Inbro embroidery machine?
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Yes, I installed it on a TEHX-C series tajima embroidery machine, it works very well.
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Not with the characters built into the machine. Mine came with a CD I don't know about it. But you can purchase all type of things from a website you can download immediately for about $1.99 ea and get one free with every purchase. My favorite place to purchase is www.embroiderydesigns.com
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Absolutely. Viking machines use a HUS, VIP, or SHV format for their embroidery files. PE Design Next can export files created in their software into these and many more file formats to work with not only Viking but Singer, Tajima, Babyloc, and a host of others.
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Is the PCMCIA the same as SanDisk compact Flash PC Card Adapter? For a Janome Memory Craft 300E Embroidery Machine
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If your embroidery machine has a pcmcia slot then yes. I recommend checking the manual of the machine.
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It didn't work on Windows 7 and I'm still looking for a USB Floppy drive as I have old files I would like to convert,
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I'm not sure about that since I don't have a non compatible machine. Just curious, What machine do you have?
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Not sure what you are asking. Some new computers have A drive facility but a separate drive dock is necessary. This device permits you to operate a floppy via a USB connection.
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I don't know. I have used it to run SpinRite on a drive that a laptop wouldn't recognize when it was installed on the internal SATA port.
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I had it working on Rasbian with RetroPie installed. The device stopped working all together on any machine after 3 days though.
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I imagine it would be just fine. I just installed this model this summer in my Yamaha Clavinova CVP 209 and it works great.Here's my reddit thread about the install: http://www.reddit.com/r/piano/comments/2albwg/i_did_it_i_installed_a_usb_floppy_emulator_on_my/
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Forgot to say use a 2GB stick. Replace floppy drive with emulator. do not change jumper setting> works as is. plug in stick and format per instructions> works wonderful ! DAN
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I am sorry, but I really don't know the answer. My LaCie floppy is excellent and I haven't had any problem with it and I used it a lot after I got it. Whether you can open the information on the Amiga DOS probably depends on the content of the disk. If the files are DOS, you may be able to open them in the XP operating system. I have never tried to do this. I am sorry that I can't be of more help.
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I wish I could help specifically. I use this on a piece of woodworking machinery. I would say, if you're replacing an existing floppy drive, it should work. It has a connection for a Molex power plug and floppy ribbon cable. Hope this helps a little!
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Mine doesn't have floppy drives. If I had an old floppy I would pay a shop to put it on a jump drive for me. If you have a lot of old floppys you might add one, it is a big case or you could add one as a separate unit.
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I can't be absolutely specific, but it works better with a small one, about as small as you can find on the market. The machine can't read large sticks well. My dealer says to put fewer than 20 embroidery designs on one stick. I would put even fewer than that. My machine leaves out some of the designs when I try to put too many on the stick. If 2 gigabytes is the smallest stick you can get (that's my memory), then that is the one to use. I have found them on Amazon, but not in stores. Good Luck.
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I just received mine in the mail today and it appears that it is not Mac compatible. I have a MacBook Pro, not even one year old. The floppy is from an old Mac Performa. Still looking for something that will work.