Is this Floppy to USB Converter emulator compatible with YAMAHA PSR-9000 arranger workstation?
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I installed this device on my Yamaha PSR 2100. The original floppy drive that was original equipment when purchased, is the exact hardware that could be installed in any desktop computer, providing you have the correct motherboard. In these times, floppy drives are seldom used. So I ask you, is yours a standard floppy drive, that could be installed in a desktop computer. If the answer is yes, then I would say that drive emulator will work fine. I built computers, from off the shelf components, during that time era, so I already know this. If you are in doubt, go to most any computer repair shop, and ask.
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Hi Matt, unfortunately I have not been able to use the converter because it is not compatible with my system.
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Yes, absolutely! Visit www.Tascam.com and download the appropriate driver for your machine if it is not automatically detected.
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No, it is a USB version, but you should be able to get a USB-to-PS/2 adapter/converter.
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Yes. This is a great interface due to the fact it YAMAHA provides a CD-ROM for easy installation to your PC. Also works well with other name brand keyboards like KORG & ROLAND.
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I use that Adapter mainly for PS2 controllers in Windows 7. It might help you, but I would first try Motion in Joy and/or SCP DS3
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I searched on eBay, and they offer a refurbished 3.5" floppy drive replacement for what you have. I am saying that the emulator should be compatible for replacement, but can't say for sure. Because, thinking back to my computer days, the earlier drives worked with 750K floppy disks, and then later ones was for 1.44 meg also. So, can't recall if the former or later versions was pin compatible with each other. In computer years, that is a very long time ago. You need to ask the seller how many pins is on his drive emulator, and then check what you have. If you are not a computer savvy person, take your device to most any computer shop for assistance. Sorry that I couldn't be more helpful... I searched on eBay, and they offer a refurbished 3.5" floppy drive replacement for what you have. I am saying that the emulator should be compatible for replacement, but can't say for sure. Because, thinking back to my computer days, the earlier drives worked with 750K floppy disks, and then later ones was for 1.44 meg also. So, can't recall if the former or later versions was pin compatible with each other. In computer years, that is a very long time ago. You need to ask the seller how many pins is on his drive emulator, and then check what you have. If you are not a computer savvy... » Read More I searched on eBay, and they offer a refurbished 3.5" floppy drive replacement for what you have. I am saying that the emulator should be compatible for replacement, but can't say for sure. Because, thinking back to my computer days, the earlier drives worked with 750K floppy disks, and then later ones was for 1.44 meg also. So, can't recall if the former or later versions was pin compatible with each other. In computer years, that is a very long time ago. You need to ask the seller how many pins is on his drive emulator, and then check what you have. If you are not a computer savvy person, take your device to most any computer shop for assistance. Sorry that I couldn't be more helpful... « Show Less
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The TEAC 1.44MB floppy drive should work on any PC with a USB port. I have used it on a PC with Windows XP,7 and Vista.
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No - this is for attaching music devices. Try this instead: http://www.amazon.com/PS2-Keyboard-To-USB-Adapter/dp/B000BSJFJS/
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Yes I have that system. I only used it to convert my cassettes and it worked fine.
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This device converts analog audio (like from a mixer or ipod) into spdif digital audio. There's no usb or other computer connection. So if your windows machine has a spdif input (most don't), it should work fine.
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I searched on eBay, and they offer a refurbished 3.5" floppy drive replacement for what you have. I am saying that the emulator should be compatible for replacement, but can't say for sure. Because, thinking back to my computer days, the earlier drives worked with 750K floppy disks, and then later ones was for 1.44 meg also. So, can't recall if the former or later versions was pin compatible with each other. In computer years, that is a very long time ago. You need to ask the seller how many pins is on his drive emulator, and then check what you have. If you are not a computer savvy person, take your device to most any computer shop for assistance. Sorry that I couldn't be more helpful...
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I have yet to attach mine to recover files from my old Linux box, but since Sabrent lists the converter as compatible with MacOS X (which is a flavor of BSD Unix under the hood) this should work with Linux without difficulty.
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Heya...this is the one I got...works fine with my XPPro...works sporadically with my Win7NEWSTYLE External USB 3.5" Floppy Disk Drive
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Leave the jumper where it was when you received it. Works for me, have several and suggestion get the one that has digital display. have both. one is in a trax mill (same as yours,version) other is in my conputerised flame cutter. I also found out that having a 3 1/2 floppy and the emulator together doesn't work .
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Yes, it is.You can find the drivers here:http://www.roland.com/support/article/?q=downloads&p;=UA-1010
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I am not sure what is embroidery machine, but if the old floppy is a 1.44 mb or 720 it will work, it comes with a small cd with a software that help you format the flash memory in 1.44 or 720 in order to emulate an old floppy