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drives:8 [2022/02/14 17:57] wohalidrives:8 [2022/03/13 14:50] (current) – [NEC 1165] correct TODO flan
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 ===== Specific Drive Information ===== ===== Specific Drive Information =====
  
 +==== NEC 1165 ====
 +
 +^ Index sensor: |   True |
 +^ # of sides:        2 |
 +^ Tracks:           77 |
 +^ Step time:    |   3 ms |
 +^ Settle time:  |  18 ms |
 +
 +TODO(vtgearhead): Jumpers and photo.
 +
 +=== Notes ===
 +
 +Manuals [[https://retrocmp.de/fdd/nec/fd1165q_i.htm|available]].
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 ==== QumeTrak 842 ==== ==== QumeTrak 842 ====
  
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 The 3-pin connector powers the spindle motor which runs //all the time//. For running with the Applesauce, one can make a {{ drives:qumetrak_842_ac_power_cord.jpeg?linkonly| power cord }} that plugs into the wall. The 3-pin connector powers the spindle motor which runs //all the time//. For running with the Applesauce, one can make a {{ drives:qumetrak_842_ac_power_cord.jpeg?linkonly| power cord }} that plugs into the wall.
 +
 +Verify the rubber grommets on the solenoids are in good order. Gummy or dry grommets can prevent the head load from engaging or disengaging. Bad grommets can also be a problem on the drive door lock.
  
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 It can be convenient to configure the drive to not lock the drive door when accessing, especially when dealing with damaged, flaky, or moldy media. It can be convenient to configure the drive to not lock the drive door when accessing, especially when dealing with damaged, flaky, or moldy media.
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 +
 +==== Tandon (TM848, etc.) ====
 +
 +Use of these drives is **strongly discouraged**. The cone/clamp hub mechanism applies too great of a clamping force, and can tear the hub out of the diskette, ruining the media. You have been warned!