Integrated 5V switching regulator, so only a single 12V supply is required for drives needing both rails.Ĭhoice of full-size or micro USB connector. The differences between this design and the original F7 are:Īdded stronger buffers for driving 5.25" drives with higher current pull-up resistors. This version is a fork of the original Greaseweazle F7 project with the following specific enhancements: There is an onboard DC/DC converter which can optionally use a 12v wall wart if you need to power older 5.25" drives. This version employs an STM32F7 200MHZ which provides nearly 3x the compute power of the "BluePill" version and I believe this is the most powerful, and well designed flux floppy disk reader/write hardware available at any price. A bootloader is installed which allows for simple future USB firmware upgrades. The unit comes pre-flashed with the latest Greaseweazle firmware and has been tested by reading and writing various floppy formats.
Source, binary downloads, and instructions can be found here:
USB FLOPPY EMULATOR SOFTWARE MAC MAC
This also works great for archiving installers which track the number of installs on the disk itself, for example the original Mac Protools floppies.
USB FLOPPY EMULATOR SOFTWARE MAC PC
This can be very useful if you need to create a bootdisk for an Amiga, Atari ST, or other floppy based machine using a standard PC floppy drive. For example, this device can read and write Amiga. This is an opensource project that allows for reading and writing exotic disk images to 3.5" or 5.25" floppy drives. A USB interface and tool for reading and writing floppy disks in any format: PC, Mac, Amiga, Amstrad, all kinds of synths, and many more!
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