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       Stardate: 20250715.2004 
       Location: The Lab
       Input Device: HOSAKA -> booji
       Audio: Lab Fan
       Visual: nano 
       
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       OCC 2025 DAY III
       
       Spent this afternoon replacing the 3.5" floppy drive on the Korg 
       Triton Pro X with a USB Floppy emulator.  I have been meaning to do 
       this since I'd rather not use or store floppies/magnetic media 
       anymore and the USB Floppy emulator can emulate 1000 floppies on a 
       USB stick.  The emulator I have is the GoTEK SFR1M44-U100 (Grey).
       
       Most of the time was spent trying to clear some space in the lab to 
       work on the 88-key Triton.  I ended up laying down some yoga mats 
       and working on it on the floor.  The Triton is heavy and bulky and 
       I did not want to mess it up.  I took off some of the knobs so they 
       did not get damaged or in the way before I turned it over.
       
       The Triton has many, many screws that needed to be removed and a 
       couple panels to access the internals.  I think I counted around 
       50.  This was a chore since even though I had floor space to work, 
       it was still a bit cramped.
       
       The floppy drive/emulator swap was easy, like replacing a floppy 
       drive on a PC, just the power cable and the flat ribbon cable.  The 
       connectors are keyed so it would be hard to mess up.  I didn't have 
       to mess with any jumper settings. 
       
       After putting all the screws back and putting everything back 
       together, I was able to test it out.  I used an old 8GB USB stick 
       and used the USB Floppy Manager software [1] to format the USB 
       stick.
       
       I got the new USB floppy emulator drive to work, after fiddling 
       with the buttons and trying to understand how it works with the 
       Triton.  I was able to successfully create, save, and load a test 
       sequence. 
       
       Later on, I found out that there is an alternate firmware [2] for 
       the emulator.  I'd have to remove the drive to reprogram.  Not this 
       round.  A possible project for another time.
       
       [1] https://www.gotekemulator.com/Download.asp
       [2] https://github.com/keirf/flashfloppy
       
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