Mitsubishi Mf355f 592ma Manual Inject Floppy
N Perform the installation securely referring to the installation manual. Incomplete installation could cause fireor electric shock, injury due to the unit falling, or leakage of water. N When installing the unit, use appropriate protective equipment and tools for safety. Failure to do so could cause injury.
Apple 24X Internal SCSI CD-ROM Drive, 661-1400, 678-0132. Model CR-508C. Kuch hota hai full movie. This drive will work in all Power Macs, or probably any Mac with an internal SCSI bus and an empty drive bay.
Of course it can also be put into an external SCSI enclosure.New in box! There are 3 drives in stock with consecutive serial numbers, AU1875, AU1876, AU1877.
I had to open one of the boxes as my search for 661-1400 didn't produce any results. Contact me for a shipping quote if you would like the CD box to ship inside another box.Also available is a used Matsushita CR-508.
Same drive as above, but without Apple label (no photo). Product Options. The Apple 3.5 Drive, A9M0106 (825-1304-A) is a floppy-disk drive that uses removable, 800k 3 1/2' inch disks to store and retrieve data. This drive was introduced with the Apple IIGS, although it was marketed as universal and will also match the case of the Macintosh II series. The Macs always had an internal drive, and any external drive cannot be daisy-chained.It will work on the //c Plus and the //e (with controller card) and any Macintosh with a floppy disk port. It features an eject button and a port for daisy-chaining additional drives on the Apple II.All are clean and tested to read and write and have all their feet. Exterior condition varies from as Nice as it gets to Severely discolored or a cracked housing and everything in between.
More information about coloring can be found. I try to put drives in the most appropriate category as far as exterior condition, but as the photos show, it is very hard to judge with some. Engraving will be disregarded in favor of coloring unless it is large and prominent.
If you are buying a drive along with a computer purchase, I will do my best to match the coloring.Photos are for illustration only.Quantities are limited as there are many that still need repair.Select below: Product Options. The Apple 3.5 Drive Owner's Guide, Apple # 030-0126-A, 030-0126-B, 030-2050-A, or 030-2050-B.All manuals appear to be identical, but the 0126 A and B have a grayscale cover instead of color - not pictured. The manual you receive may any of these.This 29 page manual covers the setup, usage/chaining and specs for the Apple 3.5 Drive, A9M0106. Covered are the Apple IIGS and Macintosh 512K and Plus.Most of the covers are a little yellowed with age, storage conditions, or both.Available with or without 3.5 Drive purchase. Product Options. Apple M0130 400k external floppy disk drive.
Cleaned inside and out, re-greased and work perfectly. While I can't promise you won't find something cosmetically wrong like a scuff or scratch (the one in the photo has one small pry mark on either side of the case on the left side towards the front), these look Nice!Introduced in 1984 it was designed to work with the 128K and 512K. It will work with the 512Ke, Plus and SE (non FDHD). Apple advised not to use this drive on a system with a 1.4mb internal drive. Apple branded 3.5' hard drives from Seagate, Connor, IBM, Quantum and more. These drives have a 50 pin SCSI interface and came inside a Macintosh computer although they can be put in an external enclosure.Jumper and termination may need to be set or changed for internal or external use. Those specs for most drives can be found at stason.org.All have been wiped, sanitized.
and thoroughly tested on a Mac and either a new system installed or previous system plus apps were retained.Any software on any drive is not part of the sale - you are simply purchasing a hard drive from me. Apple 661-0474 Floppy Disk Drive.
The first model of Apple's SuperDrive.This 3.5' floppy disk drive has no door and is 'auto inject' (or auto insert or auto feed where the disk is pulled in once inserted far enough) and used in most 68K Macs (Note that the Plus or earlier used a 400K or 800K drive and cannot use this).Late 68K machines may also use this drive, but the cover, case or bezel will differ between 'auto inject' and 'manual inject', so they are not interchangeable. The last photo shows two LC III's, the top is auto inject and the bottom is manual inject - note the location of the eject hole as well.All are made by Sony, 2MB, Model MP-F75W-01G (02G, 12G, etc), but all start with MP-F75W on the blue label. Note that these do not display any Apple identification on the drive.These are available with or without the most common carrier or sled 805-0961-A.
Carrier also sold separately.Most have been cleaned and lubed. They read, write and eject.Product Options. Apple 661-0121 Floppy Disk Drive. The second and newer model of Apple's SuperDrive. This 3.5' floppy disk drive has a black door and is 'manual inject' (or manual insert) and used in all PowerPC Macs. Late 68K machines may also use this drive, but the cover, case or bezel will differ between 'auto inject' and 'manual inject', so they are not interchangeable. The last photo shows two LC III's, the top is auto inject and the bottom is manual inject - note the location of the eject hole as well.Drive may be a Sony 2MB, Model MPF 42A (pictured), MPF 52A, or Mitsubishi MF355F.
You may receive any, note that these likely do not display any Apple identification on the drive.Drives have been cleaned, lubed, and tested to format, write, read and eject. Apple's third model, the external AppleCD 150, M3022 features a 1X CD-ROM drive. This drive uses an included Caddy for the CD's - the CD-ROM is loaded into the caddy, then the caddy is loaded into the drive. Works on a Mac or Apple IIGS.System requirements for Macintosh: The drivers for System 7.6 and up are available from the.
It looks like there may be drivers for earlier systems there as well. Bill sudduth deliverance training manual. At some point, they are included, no additional drivers necessary for OS 9.
For the Apple IIGS, drivers are built into the GS/OS operating system starting in System 5.This drive is showing some trauma on the front corner and there is a small dent on top towards the back, but works perfectly. What's included: AppleCD 150 Drive, cd caddy and power cable. Note: Power cable is only included in USA shipments.Drive is available with or without a SCSI cable and SCSI terminator. Product Options. AppleCD 300 CD-ROM Drive is an internal drive using a SCSI interface. May also be called 300i or 300 Plus.
These early drives use a caddy or cd carrier inserted into the drive. Models in stock are not Apple branded and are Sony drives, Model CDU561-25.The drive pictured would be suitable for installation in an external housing or original application. Also available are modified drives that have had the volume button and headphone jack removed for probable installation in Macs or cases intended to have a tray load. All are tested to read CD's. Product Options. Apple's second model, the external AppleCD SC Plus, M3021 features a 1X CD-ROM drive. This drive uses an included Caddy for the CD's - the CD-ROM is loaded into the caddy, then the caddy is loaded into the drive.
Works on a Mac or Apple IIGS.System requirements for Macintosh: The drivers for System 7.6 and up are available from the. It looks like there may be drivers for earlier systems there as well. At some point, they are included, no additional drivers necessary for OS 9 (tested on OS 9.1). For the Apple IIGS, drivers are built into the GS/OS operating system starting in System 5.This drive shows no discoloration. It does have deep engraving on one side. One of the tabs for the top of the case is broken.What's included: AppleCD SC Drive, cd caddy and power cable.Drive is available with or without a SCSI cable and SCSI terminator.
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