[Coco] Re: [Color Computer] Floppy contoler Q
Gene Heskett
gene.heskett at verizon.net
Sun Jan 15 10:50:01 EST 2006
On Sunday 15 January 2006 01:48, Paul T. Barton wrote:
>Yup, 25-3xx9
>
>MB8877 - (? - earlier design?)
>MB8877A - (works for 2HD drives)
Humm, are you saying that this one even works for 1 megabaud data rates?
Which would be putting 2.88 megs on an HD floppy? Or 2.4 megs on an HD
5.25" disk turning at 360 rpm?
Interesting possibilities there. I did have a controller with that chip
in it at one time, a Hard Drives International in a black alu case
IIRC. I'll have to get that puppy out if I can find it & dig around in
it.
Has anyone a schematic of that controller perchance?
>MB8876A - (inverted data bus)
>
>All commands in Disk Basic work great!
>And it's +5v only, no +12v needed.
>
>> Interesting. Have you looked at the Fujitsu MB8877.
>> Its supposed to be a cmos workalike to the 1793 from
>> what I've read but that was years ago. It was used
>> in at least one coco controller, maybe two.
>
>Paul - idezilla
>
>
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