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Number
of
bytes
required
80
12
3
1
50
12
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
22
12
3
1
512
1
84
598**
FLOPPY DISK INTERFACE
Track
Image
Byte
Description
Value
(Hex)
4E
Gap
00
Sync
FE
Control Bytes
PREAMBLE
FC
Index
Mark
4E
Gap
00
Sync
F5
Control Bytes
FE
ID
Address
Mark
00
to
45*
Track
Number
00
or
01
Side
Number
01
to
09
Sector
Number
SECTOR
02
F7
4E
00
F5
FB
00
F7
4E
4E
Sector
Length (Repeated 9
CRe
character
command
times
Gap
incrementing
Sync the
Sector
Control Bytes
Number
each
Data Address
Mark
time)
Data Bytes
eRe
character
command
Gap
Gap
POSTAMBLE
* For
70
track
disks.
**
Nominal
figure,
write
operation
continues
until
terminated
by
the
INTRQ
output,
on
detecting
the
Index
Pulse.
Some of
the
bytes
supplied
to
the
Data
Register are
not
written
onto
the
disk,
but
act
as
control
bytes
to
the
FDC.
These
are
the
three
bytes
F5H, F6H
and
F7H. F5H
commands
the
FDC
to
perform
two
functions;
write
a
unique
byte
pattern
corresponding to
Al
with
a
missing
clock
transition,
onto
the
disk;
initialize
the
CRC
generator
circuitry. F6H
commands
the
FDC
to
write
a
unique
pattern
corresponding
to
C2H
with
a
missing
clock
transition
onto
the
disk.
These
patterns
enable
the
FDC
to
interpret
the
byte
following
the
three
byte
pattern
as
an
address
mark,
during decoding operations.
The
byte
F7H
commands
the

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