[NTLK] Problem with connecting my eMate to my Mac
Paul Nuernberger
pen at baroncompsys.com
Sat Aug 29 13:35:00 EDT 2020
IIRC, the cards that will work in eMate are 5v write cards, while the original cards are 5v read and 12v write. Newer technology, relatively speaking.
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Sent: Saturday, August 29, 2020, 8:55 AM
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Subject: Re: [NTLK] Problem with connecting my eMate to my Mac
Fabrice,
Ah yes it's normal, the eMate is capricious with memory cards! (In real, eMate it is not capricious, but uses the cards differently than the other Newton.)
There are very few cards that work in write/read on the eMate, in any case all the ones that work on the other Newton, don't necessarily work on the eMate as you just realized. The red and black Apple memory cards of 1, 2 and 4Mb don't work in write mode on eMate.
Below is a picture of some cards I have in my possession that work read/write on eMate.
http://message-pad.net/Download/Products-Pictures/Flash-Cards/FLASH-CARD-FOR-APPLE-Emate-ok.jpg
> Hi Sylvian
>
> following your advice I tried to insert an old Memory card into my eMate.
>
> I found two old Flash Card cards that I used with my old MP 120. But when I insert both in the eMate I always get the error message:
>
> „Writing to this type of card is unsupported. This card will be mounted read only.“ Then there is a lock icon near „Flash Storage card“.
>
> I first thought that I had manually activated the „write protection“, but both card are unlocked.
>
> Anything I can do to write on these cards?
>
> Salut
> Fabrice
>
Sylvain Pilet
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