Re: D9060 Help Needed

From: B Degnan <billdeg_at_degnanco.com>
Date: Mon, 30 Nov 2009 09:46:07 -0500
Message-ID: <4B13DAAF.9000004@degnanco.com>
Jim,

I have another D9090 that I have not yet tested nor is it the one 
described in my website blog post below, but it came from a trusted 
source who knew what he was doing, and I have posted pics.    It's not a 
9060, but the relevant parts to this discussion should be wired the 
same.  Note that the LED cable connectors appear backwards, but I guess 
that's how it was supposed to be.

http://www.vintagecomputer.net/commodore/IEEE_drives/D9090_sn2074/

I hope will help with cable orientation.  I don't have a D9060.

Bill

Jim Brain wrote:
> I've just acquired a CBM D9060 HDD.  The logic board would not power 
> up, and I found the 5V power supply rail was not generating any 
> voltage.  I traced it back to the 5 pin connector that connects the 
> PSU with the transformer.  The "gnd" pin (middle tap of the 
> transformer" had gotten hot at one point, metling part of the 5 pin 
> connector and failing to make contact with the pin on the PSU board.  
> After making temporary repairs, 5V is once again going to all boards.
>
> Bootup ?ds$ gives 73, CBM DOS 3.0...., and any subsequent command 
> gives "74, DRIVE NOT READY..."
>
> I noticed the lower LED was wired backward, and there is a possibility 
> the cables to the HDD are backwards.  Anyone have pics they can share 
> or a way to determine correct orientation?
>
> I noticed this note about the cables:
>
> http://www.vintagecomputer.net/browse_thread.cfm?id=35
>
> Any other ideas to try?  Anyone have a working D9060 that might want 
> to try out the boards?
>
>
> Jim
>
>
>



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