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Hard drive specifications may vary slightly depending on vendor.
170 MB 250 MB
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Formatted Capacity Per Drive 171.6 MB 256.0 MB
Drives Supported One One
Drive Height (with drive frame) 0.5 inch 0.5 inch
(12.7 mm) (12.7 mm)
Drive Size 2.5 x 0.5 inches 2.5 x 0.5 inches
(6.35 x 1.27 cm) (6.35 x 1.27 cm)
Drive Type 65 65
Transfer Rate:
Media 14.3 - 22.1 Mbits/sec 35.9 Mbits/sec
Interface 4 MB/sec 4 MB/sec
Seek Times (including settling):
Track-to-Track 7 ms 5.0 ms
Average 20 ms 17 ms
Maximum 28 ms 24.0 ms
Physical Configuration:
Cylinders 1440 1704
Heads 4 4
Sectors/Track 48 - 72 92 - 54
Bytes Per Sector 512 512
Logical Configuration:
Cylinders 873 723
Head 16 11
Sectors/Track 24 63
Bytes Per Sector 512 512
NOTE 1: Hard drive specifications may vary slightly depending on vendor.
[C] Date: Wed, 21 May 1997 16:51:19 -0700
From: Pavel Svitek
Quantum ProDrive 40/80AT Configuration Guide
CMOS Values
Capacity 40MB 80MB
Cylinders 965 965
Heads 5 10
Sectors 17 17
Write Precomp 65535 65535
Landing Zone 965 965
Note on Write Pre-compensation:
The Quantum ProDrive series drive does not require write pre-compensation,
your CMOS setting should be set to reflect that this feature is not
enabled. If the setting of 'none' is not present, the value 65535 is a
number that the BIOS will accept to disable this feature.
Related Documentation:
Jumper definitions
Quantum IDE disk drives have multiple jumper setting options and are used
to set specific drive features. The most common settings are used to define
the drive as the primary or secondary drive on the IDE cable. [Master /
Slave] Quantum IDE drives have additional jumper settings used for optional
features found on the drive. Listed below are the various jumper options
that may be found on Quantum IDE drives and the corresponding feature that
they enable.
DS Jumper - Drive Select
Used to identify the drive as the primary [MASTER] drive in a single or
dual drive configuration. This is the factory default setting.
SP Jumper - Slave Present
Used only when the second [SLAVE] drive in a two drive configuration does
not support DASP. DASP (Drive active / drive 1 present) is a CAM (Common
Access Method) defined signal that indicates the presence of a second
drive, DASP is used during power on initialization and after a reset. Prior
to this definition, products were introduced which did not utilize this
method to detect the presence of a second drive. The SP jumper is used on
the MASTER drive, with the DS jumper, when the second drive does not
support DASP.
CS Jumper - Cable Select
Only used in systems that support the cable select feature. Cable Select
allows for each IDE disk drive to be jumped the same and the position on
the cable determines the ID. This requires a special cable and both drives
on the interface would have to support this feature.
PK Jumper - Park [Spare]
This jumper does not enable any feature. It is used, instead, to provide a
spare location to any jumper removed from the drive during a configuration
change.
Jumper Settings
Single Drive: DS only
Master Drive: DS only
Slave Drive: No jumpers
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