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HRM
2ilog
HRM
Protect
function
is
enabled
by
a
switch
on
the
operator
panel.
SEEKEND
-
Seek
End
is
a
combination
of
On
Cylinder
or
Seek
Error
indicating
that
a
seek
operation
has
terminated.
HOLD/PICK -
Applying
ground
to
the
Pick
and
Hold
lines
enables
the
first
SMD
in
a
Power-Up
sequence.
Once
up
to
speed,
the
PICK-
signal
is
transferred
to
the
next
active
SMD.
BUSY
-
If
the
devicE~
is
already
reserved
and/or
selected,
a
BUSY
is
issued
to
the
controller
on
the
SMD
A
cable
and
SELECTED-
issued
on
the
SMD
B
cable.
WRITEDATA
(0-3)
-
This
line
carries
data
(NRZ
FORM)
which
is
to
be
recorded
on
the
disk
pack.
READDATA
(0-3)
-
This
line
transmits
the
recovered
data
to
the
controller
in
the
NRZ
form.
SERVOCLK-
(0-3)
The
Servo
Clock
is
a
phased-locked
9.677
MHz
clock
generated
from
dibits
on
the
SMD
and
used
to
generate
write
data.
This
sig-
nal
is
available
at
all
times
to
the
controller.
READCLK
(0-3)
- The Read
Clock
defines
the
beginning
of
a
data
cell.
It
is
an
internally
derived
clock
signal
and
is
synchronous
with
the
detected
data.
It
is
transmitted
con-
tinuously
to
the
controller.
WRITECLK
(0-3)
- The
Write
Clock
signal
is
synchronized
to
the
NRZ
data.
The
Write
Clock
is
the
received
Servo
Clock
which
is
retransmitted
by
the
controller
during
a
write
operation.
4.5.4.
Cartridge
Tape
Controller:
The
tape
controller
is
the
intelligent
interface
between
the
System
8000
CPU
and
the
tape
drives
(also
called
decks).
The
controller
derives
its
intelligence
from
its
on-board
Z80B
microprocessor.
Figure
4-7
shows
the
basic
relationship
between
the
con-
troller
and
both
the
System
8000
bus
(ZBI)
and
the
tape
decks.
Information
flows
between
the
controller
and
the
CPU
over
the
ZBI
(mating
connectors
P1/J14).
The
flow
of
infor-
mation
between
the
controller
and
a
selected
tape
drive
is
through
mating
connectors
P2/J24
of
slot
4
only
of
the
sys-
tem
backplane.
Figure
4-8
shows
the
allocation
of
the
I/O
space
of
the
controller.
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