Interface Lines; Input Signals - NEC FD1165 Maintenance Manual

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3.2.3
Interface Lines
The interface lines for the FDl165 are shown in Figure 3-2.
The
even-numbered
lines
(2
through
50)
are signal
lines.
The
odd-numbered
lines
(1
through
49)
are
grounds.
The
lines are named for the input or output signals that they
carry.
CONTROLLER
SIGNAL NAME
PIN
NUMBER
DISK
DRIVE
LOW CURRENT
2
~
FI LE UNSAFE RESET
4
_ FILE UNSAFE
6
8
_ TWO SIDED
10
_ DISK CHANGE
12
SIDE SELECT
14
-
IN USE
16
HEAD LOAD
18
-
-
_ INDEX
20
SIGNAL
22
CONNECTOR
READY
VFO SYNC*
24
DRIVE SELECT
1
26
-
DRIVE SELECT
2
28
~
DRIVE SELECT
3
30
-
-
DRIVE SELECT
4
32
~
DIRECTION SELECT
34
~
STEP
36
WRITE DATA
38
-
WRITE GATE
40
-
_ TRACK
00
42
_ WR ITE PROTECT
44
READ DATA
46
- MFM4>
48
~
WINDOW*
50
*
SIGNALS USED ONLY WHEN VFO OPTION IS INSTALLED
Figure 3-2
Interface Lines
3.3
INPUT SIGNALS
This section describes the input signals that are carried
on the interface lines for the Model FDl165.
3.3.1
Drive Select 1 Through 4 (DSXl to 4)
These signals select one disk drive in the system for input/
output
(I/O).
When one of the signals
(DSXl to DSX4)
is
Low, the corresponding disk drive is selected.
See Section
2.7 for the identification selection procedure.
3-3

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