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Embroidery => General Embroidery => Topic started by: ftembroidery on March 16, 2017, 07:53:05 PM
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I just received several simulated floppy drives/usb readers from SewManyParts. Installation was uneventful and easy. They come with flash drives/memory sticks. The instructions are to format them to FAT32, which I did. When I try to output a design from Pulse 11.0, I keep getting told the disc chosen (drive K removable) is full. No it isn't....what am I doing wrong? I sent off an email to sewmanyparts but they are east coast and closed. Anyone have some input to share with me?
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we had something similar happen with our new to us barudan. It has the USB reader BUT, the USB we used was unformatted and couldn't be read by the convertor. On a hunch, we changed out the stick we were using and it loaded instantly...so..try different USB sticks and see if that's the issue. maybe?
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This might work
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8E60w2lEmQ (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8E60w2lEmQ)
Oh, if it does, all it took was a Google search with 'memory stick says full but its not'. Google is your friend
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I just received several simulated floppy drives/usb readers from SewManyParts. Installation was uneventful and easy. They come with flash drives/memory sticks. The instructions are to format them to FAT32, which I did. When I try to output a design from Pulse 11.0, I keep getting told the disc chosen (drive K removable) is full. No it isn't....what am I doing wrong? I sent off an email to sewmanyparts but they are east coast and closed. Anyone have some input to share with me?
I have 3 swfs how much did they charge for the converter?
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Go to their web site "www.sewmanyparts.com". At the bottom of the list on the left you'll find "usb readers".
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This might work
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8E60w2lEmQ (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8E60w2lEmQ)
Oh, if it does, all it took was a Google search with 'memory stick says full but its not'. Google is your friend
Actually, my computer shows the memory stick as empty....it's Tajima's Pulse Version 11.0 that says the memory stick is full when I try to output a design to the memory stick to take out to the machines.
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Okay folks....I got it handled thanks to the support people at Hirsch. The "older" versions like ours (version 11), requires us to perform a "Save As" to the memory stick (being sure to specify a DST file). Works like a charm.