Amiga Floppy Drive Adapter - Mini Version 2 - Direct Connection To Back Of Drive
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:27195978 | Country/Region of Manufacture: Taiwan |
| MPN: Does Not Apply | Compatible Brand: Amiga |
| Brand: Hakke | Type: Interface Card |
| UPC: Does not apply |
You are buying an assembled and tested Amiga Floppy Drive adapter. This smaller "Mini" version is intended for direct attachment to the rear of a floppy drive.
This version comes with power and drive activity LED indicators installed.The floppy drives shown in some pictures are for demonstration purposes only and not part of the auction.
This adapter can make most standard PC floppy drives work on an Amiga computer (as DD drives only!).This "Mini version 2 " of the adapter will f...it most drives, but requires a few millimeters of space below the drive as it extends downwards. In most Amiga computers this shouldn't be a problem as the drives are mounted on stand-offs.
I have tested the following drive models as working "out of the box":- Panasonic JU-256A198PC
- Teac FD-235HF- Panasonic JU-257A606P- Sony MPF920
All required settings jumpers for PC floppy drives are preconnected on the PCB, but could be modified by cutting traces if required.The Amiga device selection comes with a jumper to select DF0, DF1, DF2 or DF3. Some Amigas require to connect the _MTRX signal from the mainboard to pin 16 of the adapter's input connector to make anything higher than DF0 work. Gotek drives or other similar devices without real motor may not require this signal.
This device will work with any classic Amiga computer (A1000, A500, A600, A1200, A2000, A3000, A4000).
Most games and demos will work fine. No special software or driver is required.
This adapter requires an additional power wire with two female 4-pin connectors.Check for correct polarity as printed on the adapter, otherwise the device may be damaged.Another power cable and standard 34-wire ribbon flat cable have to be attached from the Amiga to the adapter.
Although I have assembled and tested this adapter to the best of my abilities, I can not take any responsibility for any damage caused to your machine.Connection and usage is at your own risk! After all, this is a private sale of DIY equipment. Thanks for understanding!
This version comes with power and drive activity LED indicators installed.The floppy drives shown in some pictures are for demonstration purposes only and not part of the auction.
This adapter can make most standard PC floppy drives work on an Amiga computer (as DD drives only!).This "Mini version 2 " of the adapter will f...it most drives, but requires a few millimeters of space below the drive as it extends downwards. In most Amiga computers this shouldn't be a problem as the drives are mounted on stand-offs.
I have tested the following drive models as working "out of the box":- Panasonic JU-256A198PC
- Teac FD-235HF- Panasonic JU-257A606P- Sony MPF920
All required settings jumpers for PC floppy drives are preconnected on the PCB, but could be modified by cutting traces if required.The Amiga device selection comes with a jumper to select DF0, DF1, DF2 or DF3. Some Amigas require to connect the _MTRX signal from the mainboard to pin 16 of the adapter's input connector to make anything higher than DF0 work. Gotek drives or other similar devices without real motor may not require this signal.
This device will work with any classic Amiga computer (A1000, A500, A600, A1200, A2000, A3000, A4000).
Most games and demos will work fine. No special software or driver is required.
This adapter requires an additional power wire with two female 4-pin connectors.Check for correct polarity as printed on the adapter, otherwise the device may be damaged.Another power cable and standard 34-wire ribbon flat cable have to be attached from the Amiga to the adapter.
Although I have assembled and tested this adapter to the best of my abilities, I can not take any responsibility for any damage caused to your machine.Connection and usage is at your own risk! After all, this is a private sale of DIY equipment. Thanks for understanding!
