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FLOPPY DISK INTERFACE
Each of
the
three
commands
contain
an
Update
SSO bit.
This
bit
is
used
to
select
the
disk
side for
the
formatting
operations
and
affects
the
logic
state
of
the
Side Select
Output
(SSO),
supplied
to
the
disk
drive.
When
U is
set
to
logic low, SSO is
updated
to
logic
low
(side
0).
When
U
is
set
to
logic high, SSO is
updated
to
logic
high
(side
1).
Track Format.
The
track
format
used
on
the
MicroFloppy
disks
is
illustrated
at
the
end
of
the
chapter.
Read Address.
On
receipt
of
the
Read Address
command,
the
FDC
searches
the
disk
for
an
lD
field.
The
first
lD
field
encountered
is
then
read
from
the
disk.
The
FDC transfers
the
six
lD
field
bytes
detailed
below,
from
the
disk
to
the
Data
Register
one
byte
a
time.
Every
time
a
data
byte
is
stored
in
the
Data
Register,
the
FDC
generates a
DMA
request
to
the
lOP.
The
lD
field
track
number
is
also
transferred
to
the
Sector Register.
Byte
Description
1
Track
Number
2
Side
Number
3
Sector
Number
4
Sector
Length
(02H)
5
CRC
1
6
CRC2
If
the
FDC
fails
to
locate
an
lD
field
within
five
revolutions
of
the
disk,
the
command
is aborted
and
the
Record
Not
Found
bit
in
the
Status
Register set.
If
the
lD
field
contains
an
incorrect
CRC
character,
this
is also
recorded
in
the
Status
Register.
Failure of
the
lOP
to
read
the
contents
of
the
Data
Register, before
the
register
is
overwritten
with
the
next
byte
of
data
from
the
disk,
causes
the
FDC
to
set
the
Lost
Data
bit
in
the
Status
Register.
Read Track.
The
Read
Track
command
allows a
complete
track
of
information
(Gaps,
Headers
and
Data
bytes)
to
be

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