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Pin
vo
Signal
Pin
uo
Signal
1
N/A
Lrive
2
installed
2
Oo
-Reduce
Write
3
+5
Vde
4
N/A
-Drive
ID
5
N/A
Ground
6
QO
+12
Vde
7
N/A
Ground
8
|
-Index
9
N/A
Ground
10
oO
-Motor
Enable
0
11
N/A
Ground
12
°
-Drive
Select
1
13
N/A
Ground
14
QO
-Drive
Select
0
15
N/A
Ground
16
°
-Motor
Enable
1
17
N/A
Ground
18
°
-Direction
19
N/A
Ground
20
oO
-Step
21
N/A
Ground
22
oO
-Write
Data
23
N/A
Ground
24
oO
-Write
Enable
25
N/A
Ground
26
l
-Track
0
27
N/A
Ground
28
!
-Write
Protect
29
N/A
Ground
30
t
-Read
Data
31
N/A
Ground
32
O
-Head
1
Select
33
N/A
Ground
34
|
-Diskette
Change
35
N/A
Ground
36
N/A
Ground
37
N/A
+
Slim/-Half
High
38
QO
+5
Vde
39
N/A
Ground
40
QO
+12
Vde
Figure
3-4.
Diskette-Drive
Connector
Memory
The
Model
65
SX
uses
the
following
types
of
memory:
e
Read-only
memory
(ROM)
¢
Random
access
memory
(RAM)
¢
Real-time
clock
and
CMOS
RAM
(RT/CMOS
RAM).
ROM
Subsystem
The
ROM
subsystem
consists
of
128KB.
ROM
is
active
at
power-on
time
and
is
assigned
the top
of
the
first
and
last
1MB
of
address
space
(0E0000
to
OFFFFF
and
FEQ000
to
FFFFFF).
After
POST
ensures
that
system
memory
is
operating
properly,
the
ROM
code
is
copied
to
RAM
at
the
same
address
space,
and
ROM
is
disabled.
Model
65
System
Board
October
1990
3-7

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ModelPersonal System/2 65 SX
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