Product Comparison
Summary of 2AVCom Company’s Uniflash-USB v2 Floppy Disk Drive Emulator Features
as Compared to Other Similar Products
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Feature, Function |
Uniflash-USB |
Emulators from Other Manufacturers |
1 |
Results of continuous research and profound knowledge of the state-of the-art technology have been used in designing this device |
Many years of experience, first devices were produced in 1999 |
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2 |
We always take into account our users’ expectations |
Real feedback |
No feedback exists |
3 |
Real guarantee and post-guarantee servicing, technical support and advice |
You can get in touch with us any time by any possible means of communication |
No communication is available. You have to either seek guarantee replacement or repair of your device or, at least, some advice how to make it working |
4 |
Two options (so far) |
Installation either as an additional memory space inside your instrument or instead of your FDD |
N/a |
5 |
It is possible to use our product parallel to using your instrument’s FDD |
You can copy diskettes over to our device using just your instrument, no PC is needed |
N/a |
6 |
Remote control panel |
Sometimes your FDD is not easily accessible for control |
N/a |
7 |
A single device accommodates as many as 999 virtual diskettes (banks) |
You can have several memory cards; you can select the quantity of virtual diskettes your require and use the remaining free space to store, for example, мр3 files or other useful information |
Up to 100 diskettes |
8 |
Additional buttons and convenient fast search algorithm |
Hold down the single-move buttons or decimal-move buttons to accelerate scrolling; one-touch return to the first bank |
N/a |
9 |
Memorizing function |
Upon switching off, the current virtual diskette number is memorized and is automatically resumed upon subsequent switching on. |
N/a |
10 |
Bank accidental erasure protection |
Similar to a diskette erasure protection slide switch |
N/a |
11 |
Extremely high compatibility |
The device can handle over sixty instruments, types, connections, formats, etc. |
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12 |
Handling of nonstandard formats |
Other than DOS formats, 800Mb, 1600Mb, etc. |
N/a |
13 |
Possibility to use nonstandard connection ribbon cables |
Including 24- and 26-contact ribbon cables |
N/a |
14 |
Possibility to update the device’s firmware |
For improving its performance and addition of new compatible instruments. The last firmware version is available on our website. |
N/a |
15 |
Can be used as a boot (startup) disk for instruments which require diskette booting. |
First, the device downloads the system from the system bank (diskette) created by the user and then it automatically proceeds over to the user’s bank (diskette) |
N/a |
16 |
Reprogramming, without using jumpers, for compliance with a specific instrument |
The device can be reprogrammed for use with another instrument |
N/a |
17 |
Convenient indication of operating mode |
Inscriptions and changing backlight color |
N/a |
18 |
Robust metal casing |
Stainless steel |
Cheap plastic stuff |
19 |
Automatic preparation of a new memory card for use |
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??? |
20 |
PC linkup software |
Using this software, you can manage the banks directly from your PC: copy, delete, rename, format the banks, etc. |
N/a |
21 |
Backup and Restore modes which may be useful, when, for example, your memory card has been lost |
It is possible to back up and restore your memory card data by creating images of all or selected banks of your card, including nonstandard formats which are invisible on your PC |
N/a |
22 |
Possibility to manage a memory card from your device using a conventional USB card reader |
Including CF memory cards used in our older devices |
Support of older versions??? |
23 |
It is possible to prepare a memory card for a specific instrument using a conventional USB card reader |
E.g., when you change an instrument |
N/a |
24 |
It is possible to integrate an audio player function in our device |
Playback of мр3, wav files w/o compression, at CD, MD or higher quality level |
N/a |
25 |
Exclusive player interface |
The player interface has been designed to meet the requirements of musicians, for classes, rehearsals and public performance |
N/a |
26 |
Data carrier |
A SD card which is not readily removable; you have to extract it out of the device and then use on your PC. Unauthorized access is minimized. |
An easily removable stick |
27 |
The device can be installed and set up at our place |
We offer our customers high-quality service. |
N/a |
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