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If you wish to move your Emu board from an Apple II to a Mac/Lisa, install the Mac/Lisa firmware first while the board is still connected to the Apple II, and then move the board to the new computer after the firmware update is complete.

If a Model A Emu board running the Apple II firmware is inadvertently connected to a Mac or Lisa, then both the Emu and the computer will try to output on this same pin, which may cause damage. The Apple II firmware modifies one interface pin from an input to an output. If a Model A Emu board running the Apple II firmware is connected to a Mac or Lisa, it may cause damage.

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For Apple II disk emulation, download and install the appropriate firmware from For Model A: Use the Apple II firmware only when connected to an Apple II computer. The Emu ships with Macintosh and Lisa compatible firmware pre-installed. It may be necessary to install new firmware on the Floppy Emu device, depending on the type of Apple computer being used. Model B uses the smaller microSD size card.įloppy Emu can be used with a Macintosh, Apple II, or Lisa computer. Floppy Emu Model A uses full-size SD cards. Most new cards are already pre-formatted as FAT32, so you probably don’t need to do anything. Smaller capacity cards typically provide better performance – use a 4GB or smaller card if possible. Both standard SD and SDHC cards are supported. You will need an SD memory card for use with Floppy Emu.

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If a Floppy Emu board does not say "Model B" on the bottom, or has a serial number below #0800, then it's Model A. Model B hardware is labeled "Model B" on the underside of the board, and will have a serial number of #0800 or higher. It also eliminates the risk of potential damage if an Emu board running the Apple II firmware is inadvertently connected to a Mac or Lisa computer. This circuitry will help protect the Floppy Emu from electrical damage caused by voltage spikes and surges. Improved Protection Circuitry – Model B features improved protection circuitry on the disk drive interface connector. SD Card Hot-Swap – With Model B, the SD card can be removed and re-inserted while the Floppy Emu is powered on. SD Card Type – Model A uses full-size SD cards, while Model B uses smaller microSD cards like those typically used with mobile phones. Model A requires a separate Universal Adapter for best Apple II compatibility, which is described further below. Key differences between Model A and B are:  īuilt-in Apple II Compatibility – Model B is directly compatible with the entire Apple II line. Except as noted below, the disk emulation functionality of Model A and B is identical. The current hardware version is Floppy Emu Model B. Just plug in the Emu board, and you’ll be up and running in seconds. It's perfect for booting your favorite games, moving files between modern and vintage machines, and troubleshooting a computer without a working OS.

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The Emu behaves exactly like a real disk drive, requiring no special software or drivers on the computer. It uses a removable SD memory card and custom hardware to mimic an Apple floppy disk and drive, or an Apple hard drive. INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing a Floppy Emu disk emulator! Floppy Emu is a specialized floppy and hard disk emulator for classic Apple computers. Universal Adapter for Floppy Emu Model A 5.25 Inch Floppy Disk Emulation 3.5 Inch Floppy Disk Emulation Smartport Hard Disk Emulationġ. Macintosh Usage 9.1 Floppy Disk Emulation 9.2 Hard Disk Emulation 10. Connection Method 7.1 Hot-Plugging 7.2 External Connection 7.3 Internal Connection 8. Disk Images 6.1 Working with Disk Images 6.2 DiskCopy 4.2 Image Files 7. FLOPPY EMU DISK EMULATOR For vintage Macintosh, Apple II, and Lisa computersġ.