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'''Floppy Disk Drives''':
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Apple Disk ][ Drive / Compatibles (20 Pin)
 
  
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Compatibility:][, ][+, //e,or IIgs (w/20 Pin Disk ][ Controller or compatible installed)
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# Floppy Disk Drives: [[Floppy Drives]]
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# Apple Disk ][ Drive / Compatibles (20 Pin)
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# 20 Pin 5.25" Drive controller.
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# AppleDisk 5.25 / Compatibles (19 Pin)
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# Apple UniDisk 5.25"
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# Apple DuoDisk Drive
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# AppleDisk 5.25"
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# Misc. Drive info.
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# Daisy Chain explained
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# 3.5" Drives:
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# Apple SuperDrive Controller
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# AppleDisk 3.5"
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# Apple UniDisk 3.5"
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# 3.5" Drive Compatibility Chart
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# Blank Media 5.25" & 3.5" Disks
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# Other Media Formats
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# RAM Cards & Chips
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# RAM Card Types
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# Apple IIgs Ram Cards
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# Apple //e Ram Cards
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# Apple //e RAM Cards Explained
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# Apple ][+ & //e Ram Cards
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# Apple //c Ram Cards
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# Other Cards that use RAM
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# Misc. RAM Card Related Information & Problem Solutions
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# RAM Chips
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# SCSI Interface Cards
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# The CMS SCSI II Card:
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# The Apple Rev. C SCSI Card
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# The Apple High Speed SCSI Card
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# TheRAMFast SCSI Card.
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# Other Peripheral Cards
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# Graphics Parallel Printer Card
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# Apple Super Serial Card
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# ][+ 80 Column Text Card
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# Apple Mouse & Bit Mouse:
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# CP/M / Z-80 Card
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# PC Transporter
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# Other Peripherals (Not nessarily cards...)
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# No Slot Clock
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# Game I/O Devices
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# Koala Pad
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# Joystick
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# Paddles
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# Joystick/Paddle Usage Chart
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# ProDOS Users Disk & Manual
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# System Upgrades & Enhancements
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# Apple //e Enhancement Kit
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# Apple //c 3.5" Upgrade
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# Apple IIgs ROM 01
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# Monitors
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# ImageWriter II Buffer Cards
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# Apple II CPU Specifications &
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# Technical Descriptions
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# Apple ][ / ][+
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# Apple //e
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# Apple //c
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# Apple //c+
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# Apple IIgs
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# CD ROM Drives
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# discQuest by Sequential Systems
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# Commonly Used Cables:
  
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Uses:Can be used as first or second drive.
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References
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Storage:
 
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The Drive is compatible with ProDOS, DOS 3.3, Apple Pascal 1.2/1.3 & Apple CP/M It is a single sided,double density drive,It stores 143 K of information, or 560 Sectors of DOS 3.3, 280 ProDOS Blocks. This is a Apple GCR Device only and can not read any other formats even with additional software or hardware.
 
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Technical Specifications:
 
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It uses a Shugart Mechanism, and the Analog card is an Apple card. It can be adapted to a DB-19 but still falls under all the same usage restrictions as any other DB-19 drive that is NOT the 'Platinum' drive, and unless the conversion cable is equipped with an additional DB-19 connector the drive can only be used as the last device on a system as nothing else can attach to it. There are also many Third Party drives based on this same or similar design, some are out right duplications and others are completely different such as the Rana Elite Series.
 
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Common problems occurred using this device:
 
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Heads need cleaned
 
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Speed Adjustment gets slow/faster.
 
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Plugged into controller card backwards or improperly aligned pins when plugged in.
 
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20 Pin 5.25" Drive controller.
 
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The Apple Disk ][ Controller and is used for any brand 20 pin 5.25" drive. This controller is used in the Apple ][+ & //e. Can be used in a IIgs as well.
 
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Drives Known to work with this card. (But not limited to these)
 
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<A2Txt>Model Name</A2Txt>|<A2Txt>Manufacture</A2Txt>
 
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Disk ][|Apple Computer
 
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MicroSci|A5xxx
 
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MicroSci|A70 High Density drive requires MicroSci CTRL'r)
 
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Quentin Research|Quentin Research
 
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Vista 5.25|Vista Computer/ACP(They also made the 5 disk Jukebox)
 
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SuperDrive|4th Dimension
 
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Elite I,II,III|Rana Systems(Elite II,III in 35/40 Track, Single Side mode only)
 
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Super 5|Some island in the pacific
 

Revision as of 07:18, 4 September 2007

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  1. Floppy Disk Drives: Floppy Drives
  2. Apple Disk ][ Drive / Compatibles (20 Pin)
  3. 20 Pin 5.25" Drive controller.
  4. AppleDisk 5.25 / Compatibles (19 Pin)
  5. Apple UniDisk 5.25"
  6. Apple DuoDisk Drive
  7. AppleDisk 5.25"
  8. Misc. Drive info.
  9. Daisy Chain explained
  10. 3.5" Drives:
  11. Apple SuperDrive Controller
  12. AppleDisk 3.5"
  13. Apple UniDisk 3.5"
  14. 3.5" Drive Compatibility Chart
  15. Blank Media 5.25" & 3.5" Disks
  16. Other Media Formats
  17. RAM Cards & Chips
  18. RAM Card Types
  19. Apple IIgs Ram Cards
  20. Apple //e Ram Cards
  21. Apple //e RAM Cards Explained
  22. Apple ][+ & //e Ram Cards
  23. Apple //c Ram Cards
  24. Other Cards that use RAM
  25. Misc. RAM Card Related Information & Problem Solutions
  26. RAM Chips
  27. SCSI Interface Cards
  28. The CMS SCSI II Card:
  29. The Apple Rev. C SCSI Card
  30. The Apple High Speed SCSI Card
  31. TheRAMFast SCSI Card.
  32. Other Peripheral Cards
  33. Graphics Parallel Printer Card
  34. Apple Super Serial Card
  35. ][+ 80 Column Text Card
  36. Apple Mouse & Bit Mouse:
  37. CP/M / Z-80 Card
  38. PC Transporter
  39. Other Peripherals (Not nessarily cards...)
  40. No Slot Clock
  41. Game I/O Devices
  42. Koala Pad
  43. Joystick
  44. Paddles
  45. Joystick/Paddle Usage Chart
  46. ProDOS Users Disk & Manual
  47. System Upgrades & Enhancements
  48. Apple //e Enhancement Kit
  49. Apple //c 3.5" Upgrade
  50. Apple IIgs ROM 01
  51. Monitors
  52. ImageWriter II Buffer Cards
  53. Apple II CPU Specifications &
  54. Technical Descriptions
  55. Apple ][ / ][+
  56. Apple //e
  57. Apple //c
  58. Apple //c+
  59. Apple IIgs
  60. CD ROM Drives
  61. discQuest by Sequential Systems
  62. Commonly Used Cables:

References

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