FujiNet Features¶
FujiNet provides two categories of functionality: peripheral emulation (replacing vintage hardware you might not have) and network features (connecting your vintage computer to the internet).
Peripheral emulation¶
graph LR
FN[FujiNet]
FN --> DD[Virtual Disk Drives\nUp to 8 drives · SD card & network]
FN --> TP[Tape / Cassette\nLoad CAS tape images]
FN --> MD[Modem\nBBS via Telnet]
FN --> PR[Printer\nOutput to PDF]
FN --> CK[Clock\nReal-time via NTP]
FN --> SP[SAM Speech\nText-to-speech · Atari only]| Feature | What it does | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Virtual Disk Drives | Mount disk images from SD card or network as real drives | Disk Drives |
| Network Device (N:) | TCP/IP networking for vintage apps | Network Device |
| Modem & BBS | Dial in to BBSes using Telnet | Modem & BBS |
| Printer Emulation | Capture printer output as PDF | Printer |
| Network Clock | Provide real-time date/time via NTP | Clock |
| TNFS File Servers | Browse community software libraries | TNFS |
Network features¶
The Network Device (N:) is what makes FujiNet unique among peripheral emulators. It gives your vintage computer access to:
- HTTP and HTTPS websites
- FTP servers
- SSH sessions
- Telnet / BBS connections
- TNFS file servers
- TCP and UDP sockets
- JSON parsing
See Network Device (N:) for the full breakdown.