A couple of Bondwell 2 questions

I bought this CP/M laptop on eBay a couple of weeks ago for $9.99, with another $13.70 for shipping and handling. The laptop is in great condition, as described, well packed, and arrived intact. The batteries are even OK and hold a decent charge. I've done this eBay thing long enough to be able to read between the lines and was fairly certain that it would not boot from the disk drive. If it was able to, it would have said so in the listing. Sometimes what is not said is as important as what is said. It is now running great. I found two problems, the first caused the second. The power connector for the floppy drive was on backwards. What this means is that the +12 volt and +5 volt power lines were swapped. The +5 applied to the +12 circuitry won't usually cause any damage, but the +12 on the +5 will and did. The floppy was unable to seek because there was no power to the head stepper motor because there was no power to the stepper motor controller IC. Q1 ( I think it is a small SCR, since its three legs are marked S, G and D) which switches/regulates power to the stepper IC seems inop. When I short the S and G leads, the controller IC gets +5V, the stepper motor works and the floppy drive functions. The Bondwell now will boot, format and copy disks. The only markings on Q1, TO-92'ish, are A854 (date code or 2SA854?) and S G D. I think this device is in the circuit to save power; perhaps when the floppy is not selected, the head stepper is left to float free. Correct me if I'm wrong about this. The floppy is an early 720K DSDD (even though the Bondwell is only SSDD) Epson SMD-180B. Question #1. Does anyone have schematics for this drive? Also, I tried to build a custom disk definition for the Bondwell 2 for 22disk v1.44. I used Anadisk to evaluate the Bondwell floppy format, and it says the floppies are single-sided, 18 sector, 256 byte sector size, and the interleave is 2 to 1, i.e. 0,9,1,10,2,11,etc. I made one freshly formatted floppy on the Bondwell and only put dump.asm and dump.com on it (I also sysgenned it and made it bootable). Using Anadisk, I can see the directory, and the 2-1 skew that Anadisk reports allows me to read dump.asm in its correct order. However, the disk definition that I built for 22disk doesn't work. I can read the directory and I can copy the files to DOS, but they appear as if the interleave is incorrect, since dump.asm is jumbled on 256 byte boundaries. The entire file _is_ present. I didn't have any more time last night to check and see just _how_ it is jumbled. Question #2. Does anyone have the disk definition for 22disk for the Bondwell 2? Bill