3 Apr
2005
3 Apr
'05
3:35 p.m.
At 06:23 PM 4/3/05 +0100, you wrote:
I'm not sure but those may be the A, B, C jumpers that I mentioned in an
earlier posting in this thread. I don't even remember where I got that but
found it written down in my notebook. One of the things that I'd like to
do IF I ever had the time would be to open up a bunch of the HP-IB drives
and see what kind of drives they use inside, record the jumper settings,
look for any common boards, etc etc. I have plenty of drives around but I
just haven't had the time to do it.
Joe
You're
correct. I looked at my disk drive notes later and found a note
that the 9153 did use an HP drive. But I'm pretty certain that the ONE time
I was able to replace a drive and format it and have it work was on a drive
that used a ST-225. I know at least one model of the 9133 uses the ST-225
but don't remember which one it was without looking at my notes however I
THINK it was a 15Mb model.
That's interesting. The 9113H uses an ST225 I think (it's certainly a
normal ST506 interaced hard disk). If there's a way to replace the drive
in that with any old ST225 ripped from a PC or something then I'll be
rather happy. I'd also be interested if anyone has worked out what the
Ident Sea settings correspond to.
-tony