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Revision as of 19:43, 19 December 2010
The HxC floppy emulator designed by Jeff (Jean-Francois Del Nero) as an alternative way to load programs on the CPC.
The floppy emulator is an interface card that connects a PC directly to the floppy controller of the CPC.
The PC is connected to the HxC via a standard USB cable. A program is loaded on the PC that feeds the controller with disc information.
- HxC Floppy Emulator
- HxC Standalone Floppy Emulator
- HxC SDCard Internal
- Guide for HxC USB Version
- Guide for HxC SD Version
Photos
- The HxC floppy emulator
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Top side of PCB
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Bottom side of PCB
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HxC connected to a CPC6128
Video
Video that demonstrates the use of the HxC floppy emulator on the Atari ST.
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Demonstration of the HxC on a CPC6128 by User:Khisanth
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Demonstration of the HxC (SD card version) on a CPC6128
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