AGM Global Vision Fuzion TM25-384 Fusion Thermal Monocular
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24 MB PCMCIA Type 1 16-bit linear flash card for legacy industrial or embedded systems
This 24 MB PCMCIA Type 1 linear flash card uses a 16-bit interface to add non-volatile storage to legacy equipment. It suits engineers maintaining industrial controllers, medical instruments or vintage laptops that still accept PCMCIA media.
Installation is a simple push into a compatible Type 1 or Type 2 slot; no drivers are required on systems with native PCMCIA support. The card will not work in ExpressCard, CardBus-only or USB-adapter slots, and it cannot serve devices that demand higher capacities or faster write cycles.
No published specifications for this item yet.
Insert the card into a PCMCIA Type 1 slot, open the operating system's disk management utility and confirm the drive shows approximately 24 MB of available space.
The box contains the 24 MB PCMCIA Type 1 16-bit linear flash card only; you must provide a compatible PCMCIA Type 1 slot or adapter.
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