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HP 9800 SERIES - Chapter 2: Theory of Operation; Introduction; Controller Module Theory of Operation; General Description

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Chapter 2
Theory
of
Operation
Introduction
This
chapter
contains the
9895A
theory
of
operation
and
block diagrams.
The
9895A
can
be
broken
down
into a controller
module,
a drive
module
and
a
power
supply.
The
controller
is
described
first,
then
the
drive, followed by
the
power
supply.
Controller Module Theory
of
Operation
Introduction
This section provides a functional description of
the
controller,
part
number
09895-66500.
General Description
The
controller
module
provides
an
interface
between
a
Hewlett-Packard
Interface
Bus
(HP-IB)
channel
and
up
to
four disc drives.
Commands
are
accepted
from
the
HP-IB
channel
and
interpreted
to
provide
the
proper
operating
sequences
for
the
selected
disc
drive. This includes:
Providing control
and
timing signals,
Sending
data
to
the
disc drive,
Receiving
data
from
the
disc drive,
Handling
all
input/
output
communication
with the drive
channel.
The
controller provides control signals to
the
drive
and
receives
the
resulting
status
informa-
tion.
If
an
error
occurs, or
when
a disc
is
removed
or
inserted
into a disc drive,
the
controller
requests
attention
from
the
HP-IB.
It
also
generates
and
decodes
error
detection
bits which
are
recorded
with the data.
In
addition to
these
normal
operations,
self-tests
are
performed
on
the
controller
and
the disc drives.
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