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XU1541 USB Adapter now available
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Monday, 21 September 2009 14:58

From today you now can purchase the XU1541 adapter from our site shop.  The XU1541 was originally developed by Till Harbaum and the project was abandoned. But its now still well alive, thanks to our resident engineer Jurek.

This adapter is the modern version of the parallel port X1541 cable but now with USB capabilities. Allowing modern PC's & laptops to use the Commodore range of disk drives such as the 1541 etc..





It comes in two packages both including world wide postage, the first being with a USB and serial cable at £34.00 (Now £38.00 due to increased cable costs), and second package without the cables at £29.00.  Both come with a custom built Opencbm and GUI.

 



So if you want to purchase one of these amazing adapter's just head over to our shop.


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Comments (15)
15 Friday, 12 March 2010 18:25
Frank
Hallo
This adapter is looking promising but I'm missing some basic requirements info and software!
14 Saturday, 30 January 2010 14:02
Max
This adapter is looking promising but I'm missing some basic requirements info.

I have no clue if I should order this thing with or without cables.
The USB cable I already have. Also I have a working C64 + 1541-II drive connected by a serial cable. Is that all the cabling I need ? Why are there 2 serial connectors ?

Which types of cbm drives and which operating systems are supported ?
13 Friday, 29 January 2010 14:48
Pedro Lambrini
Hiya. Just wondering how long shipping usually takes. I ordered one a week ago but haven't even had a confirmation mail... :)
12 Thursday, 10 December 2009 23:30
Robert Suchocki
What would the XU1541 be with a USB and serial cable cost in US$ plus s/h
11 Sunday, 22 November 2009 00:33
Roko
Wait...
can you save presets from messiah or can you load whole bunch of games straight from PC's Hard Drive ?
10 Monday, 09 November 2009 21:21
Bobo
Does it work with OS X? If not, I'd be interested in writing an IOKit driver for it.
9 Sunday, 04 October 2009 13:20
shamran
Hi !!

Looking cool! What program should I use if i wanted to make d64 files from my disk collection ?

shamran
8 Friday, 02 October 2009 09:58
Dominik / Interdose
If I want to use this thing to "convert" my old floppies to D64 files, what software do I need?
7 Wednesday, 30 September 2009 08:29
Jurek Dudek
More photos, manual and FAQ are coming soon! Also other devices will appear soon, like SD2IEC. Is anybody interested?
6 Tuesday, 29 September 2009 10:35
Sjaak
I'm interested in this adapter but I'd like to see some more information posted about it. For example I'd like to know if it'll work with my Commodore 1570 drive, if it'll work with Windows XP, Vista or 7, what the transfer speeds are and why there are two serial connectors. Thanks in advance!
5 Tuesday, 29 September 2009 00:43
Matt
Does this also work with nibtools?
4 Saturday, 26 September 2009 20:38
Sjakie43
Look very good!

Whats the transfer speed of C64 floppies btw ?
Regards
3 Friday, 25 September 2009 01:35
PDF
Is this compatible with mssiah? and p64?
2 Tuesday, 22 September 2009 09:07
Raf/Vulture design
oh but don't forget I helped Jurek to get it working ;)
I offer it in Poland in a bit different way - with one 50cm long cable instead of sockets.

see
http://allegro.pl/item743955619_xu1541_przenos_dane_po_usb_koniec_z_lpt.html
1 Monday, 21 September 2009 21:21
Shaun Bebbington
Kool as :-)

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