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Y-E Data high speed industrial
drives were designed specifically for the diskette manufacturing
and duplication
market. Their robust design makes them the perfect choice
for use in diskette autoloaders and their state of the
art
electronics allows technician’s to fine tune their
performance to get the best possible quality diskette regardless
of the
media. DPN has worked with Y-E Data since the first industrial
drive was developed. Our goal was to make sure that the drive
would work in equipment made by all duplication
equipment manufactures. In addition to the industrial
drives DPN carries parts for the industrial drive so customers
have the option of purchasing new drives or having existing
drives repaired.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
> What
is the default jumper setting for the drive?
> What Jumper
settings should I use for my controller?
> How do I test a
SDS drive?
> How do I write
protect on the drive?
> What is the
typical life of the heads?
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What is the default jumper setting
for the drive?
The default jumper settings for the 6336H/6431H are DS0, DC,
P1, M1, IF
The default jumper settings for the 6331S/6431S are DS0, DC,
P1, M1
What Jumper settings
should I use for my controller?
Most of the time the drive select in the only jumper that
has to be moved from DS0 to DS1.
How do I test a SDS drive?
The jumper DI will have to be shunted to defeat the SDS and
testing can be done.
How do I write protect on the drive?
Opening the chip jumper JWP will have pin j1-28 floating,
thereby write protect is dependant
on the controller.
What is the typical life of the
heads?
The life of the head is dependant on a number of factors,
including media coating, overall quality of disks being used
and the frequency of drive maintenance. Under ideal conditions
the head should last 200,000 insertions. Poor quality disks
and little or no maintenance can reduce this to below 30,000
insertions.
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