Sharp MZ-80SFD User manual

SHARP
SERVICE
MANUAL
PDSMX81014-MZ
Single Floppy Disk
MZ-80SFD
FEATURES
•High
speed
reading and
writing
of
data and programs.
•
Easy
deletion and addition
of
programs.
•Simultaneous reading and execution
of
program
by
"RUN"
command.
•
Linking
programs
by
"CHAIN,
SWAP"
command.
•Expanding up
to
four
drives
by
one
I/O
card.
SHARP
CORPORATION

------------Contents--------~'\
Specifications 1
Constitution
of
single floppy 1
Operational principle
of
floppy disk " 2
Inspection and replacement
of
disk drive main parts .........................
..
6
Trouble shooting guide
11
Power supply
section.
.............................................
..
13
Circuit diagram and printed wiring board 15
Packing method .................................................
..
20
Disassembled views ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
21
Replacement parts list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
23

Item Specification
>------
-----
--_.
Drive-to-drive connection Daisy-chain system
(a
maximum
of
four
drives)
-----------------------
Recording medium 5.25-inch both-sides flexible disk
--
Recording Double
or
single density
---
Number
of
tracks 70 tracks
Sector
Soft
sectored
---
Formatted capacity
280K
bytes/drive
at
16 sectors/track (double density)
140K
bytes/drive at 16 sectors/track (single density)
Power supply AC
220V
±10%, 50Hz
AC
240V
±10%, 50Hz
---_._-
-
Power Consumption 30W
----
~._-----~---_._--
Operating conditions 5
to
25°C in temperature
20
to
80% in
humidity
(free
of
moisture condensation)
1----
------
-
External dimensions
Approx.
165 (W) x102 (H) x323 (D) mm
Weight 4
kg
II
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I ·General specification.
1
•Power supply section specifications
Item Specification
--
--
Input
AC
220V
±10%, 50Hz
AC
240V ±
10%.
50Hz
Output
DC 12V
DC5V
*Specifications and design subject
to
change
with-
out
prior
notice
for
product improvement. In
such
cases,
items mentioned above may be
partially
different
from
the product.
{CONSTITUTION
OF
SINGLE
FLOPPY
•Constitution and Block Diagram
MZ-80SFD
is
constituted
by
floppy
disk drive
unit,
control
PWB
unit,
terminal resistor
PWB
unit
and power supply
unit.
Its
floppy
disk drive
is
the
same
as
the drives
used
for
MZ-80FD/MZ-SOFDK/MZ-80FB/MZ.SOFBK.
[Power supply
circuit
Floppy
disk
drive Terminal resistor
PWB
r--
Control
PWB
-
Block diagram
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The
floppy disk
is
designed
to
rotate
the
so-called
"diskette,"
amagnetic disk storage unit,
to
read
out
and write in data
at
high speeds
by
bringing the
magnetic head
in
direct
contact
witb aspecifil!d track
sector of 70 tracks formed in
both
surfaces
of
the
diskette.
1. Fundamental block diagram
Drive
select
Read circuit
Write circuit
Operation
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data
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Control
circuit
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Diskette
Head select
Motor
control
circuit
2. Mechanism explanation
This device consists mainly
of
the
following
mechanisms.
1)
Read/write head
The head
is
attached
to
the
arm
through
aleaf
spring.
The
head can follow
the
motion
of
diskette easily.
Signals read
out
of
the
head are
transmitted
through FPC (Flexible Printed Cable)
to
the
read
amp. circuit.
2) Carriage assembly
2units of read/write head are
mounted
on
the
carriage. The carriage
is
located with
the
stepping
motor
and lead screw.
3)
Head locating mechanism
This
is
ahigh-precision, reliable head locating
mechanism using stepping
motor
and screw-driven
ball/V-groove system.
The
stepping
motor
is
of
7.5°/pulse, steel
plate
type.
One pulse of
step
signal causes a2-step
rotation
by
150,thus pushing forward
the
head
by
one
track.
41
Diskette driving mechanism
Asmall-sized
DC
motor
with tacho-generator
is
employed. The
motor
rotation
is
transmitted
through
the
drive belt, spindle pulley and spindle
hub, thereby causing
rotation
of
the
diskette. This
spindle pulley
is
provided with astroboscope
to
check
rotation interval.
5) Head load mechanism
This
is
amechanism in which
the
head
is
brought
into
contact
with
the
diskette. It
is
operated
by
the
head load actuator.
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6)
Write protect detection section
Aluminous diode and aphoto-transistor are used
to detect write
protect
notch
of
the diskette and
jacket. (Writing
is
not
possible when
the
notch
is
covered with labeL)
Center
hole
Head
window
Label area
Index
hole
Write
protect
notch
3. Interface
1) Interface signal
All
lines are
of
TTL (transistor-transistor logic).
(1) Input signals
For input signals there are 10 kinds
of
input lines,
all
of
which are valid
at
low levels. These signal
lines are terminated
at
a150-ohm
int~rated
resistor fitted
in
the
IC
socket
of
drive
1.
The
signal voltage levels are
as
follows.
High
level
IInvalid 2.4
to
5.25V
Low level IValid o
to
OAV
Input impedance Pull-up
to
5V
at
150-ohm
resistor
Description
of
diskette parts
7)
Index detection section
This section consists
of
aluminous diode and a
phototransistor. An index hole
of
the
diskette
is
detected by this section
to
determine the starting
point
of
atrack.
8) Track 00 detection section
Acarriage position
is
detected with alimit switch.
When
the
carriage has reached the track
00
point,
track
00
signal
is
emitted.
9)
Control electronics section
The electric circuit
to
control each mechanism
is
composed of 2sheets
of
PWB.
One
is
to
control
the
DC
motor
control circuit. The
other
is
to
control
other
circuits, say, detection and other
functions with respect
to
read/write, step, head
load, and
other
signals.
10) Diskette protect mechanism
Shutting
the
front door, with the diskette incom-
pletely set in, can give damage
to
the
diskette, thus
shortening its life-time.
To
prevent such adraw-
back, this mechanism has been adopted so
that
the
front door
connot
be closed if
the
diskette
is
improperly in.
-3-
CD
Drive select signals (0
to
3)
MZ-80SFD
is
connectable up
to
4units.
These signals are used
to
select adesired one of
the
four drive units.
At low levels of drive select signal,
RIW
head
is
loaded
to
cause the operation indicator
to
light up.
Note)
The drive requires
to
be set with adrive select
switch
to
meet the position of use (Drive No. 1
thru 4).
@Motor
ON
signal
The drive motor starts when
the
signal level be-
comes low. This signal
level
becomes high about
2seconds after completion
of
all operations,
if
no operation
is
commanded next. It thus inter-
rupts
the
motor, extending the service life
of
motor.
@Direction select signal
The signal
is
given
to
designate
the
shifting
direction
of
R
IW
head, when the
step
pulse
is
input.
High
level- - .
Out
direction (to diskette
outer
portion)
Low
level
- - -
IN
direction (to diskette center)
@Step
signal
This signal
is
given
to
move the
RNoJ
head
in
the
direction designated by the direction select signal.
The operation
is
done
in
the
course
of
changing
from low levels
to
high levels.

®Write data signal
This signal
is
used
to
write
in
data
on
the
diskette.
Each time changing high levels
to
low levels,
the
current flowing in
the
RIW
head
is
reversed
to
write
in
data
bit.
This write-in performance
is
available when write
gate signal
is
at
low levels.
@Write gate signal
This signal being
at
low levels,
data
can be written
on
the
diskette.
At
high levels, read-out
or
sequential
operation
may be made.
(j) Side 1select signal
This signal
is
given
to
decide which side
of
a
double-face
diskette
to
read
or
write. The
RIW
head
of
side 0and
that
of
side 1are selected
at
high levels and low levels, respectively.
(2)
Output
signals
There are
the
following four kinds
of
output
signal.
CD
Index signal
By
this signal the. starting position
of
each track
can be detected. Each time
the
index hole
of
diskette
is
detected
with
the
detector,
the
track
is
fed from
the
drive unit.
Usually, this signal level becomes low each time
the hole
is
detected
at
high levels. Therefore, the
leading edge
of
the
signal indicates
the
beginning
of
atrack.
@Track
00
signal
The low-level state
of
this signal signifies
that
the
RIW
head
is
located
at
track
00
position (the
outermost trackJ.
In
any position
other
than
track
DO,
the
signal
is
at
high levels.
When
the RIW head
is
at
track
00,
the head
is
held
at
the position by
the
stopper even
if
another
signal
to
step
outside
is
given. At this time,
however,
the
track
00
signal level becomes high.
By adding still
another
signal
to
step outside,
the
motor phase
is
returned
to
cause track
00
signal
to
become low.
-4-
@Write protect signal
This signal
is
used
to
detect
whether
or
not
write
protect for the diskette
is
provided. When a
diskette with write
protect
is
in,
the
signal level
becomes low.
In
usual operation, adiskette with write protect
enables to protect write statement within
the
drive.
.~
Read data signal
The signal
is
given
to
transfer
data
read from the
diskette. Usually it
is
at
high levels, while during
detection it comes
down
to
low levels.

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WRITE
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WRITE
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SELECT
STEP
DRIVE
SELECT
VALID
INDEX
DIRECTIO
SELECT
DC
POWER
MOTOR
ON
VALID
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OUTPUT
Control and data timing
2) Power supply unit interface
Specified supply voltage
of
DC
SV
/DC 12V
is
fed from the power supply
unit
to
the J2 connector
of
drive
control
PWB.
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1. Belt
1) Inspeetion
Check
to
see if
the
belt
is
stained with
dust
or
dirt.
Also make sure
that
there·
is
no
unevenness,
scratch and thinned part.
2)
Replacement
1)
Take
the
belt
off
the
spindle pulley while rotating
the
pulley gradually
by
hand.
2) For applying the belt,
put
the
belt first on
the
motor
pulley and
then
on
the spindle pulley while
rotating
the
spindle pulley.
Note)
1.
In
putting
on
and
off
the
belt, be careful so
that
it
be
not
caught
by
the
motor
pulley flange.
2. Note
that
there
is
no
difference between
both
sides
of
anew belt.
2.
PWB
unit
1)
Replacement
1) Take connectors
J3
and
J4
off
PWB.
2) Remove 3
PWB
unit fixing screws (3 mm).
3) Detach
PWB
unit.
4) For reassembly, take
the
reverse order.
Note)
In
replacing
PWB
unit, it
is
necessary
to
check
which short pins
to
cut
and
whether
or
not
terminal resistor
is
required, depending on which
drive unit
to
use (DRIVE No.).
•
Short
pin: Detach
the
short pins from
the
old
PWB
unit·
and apply
them
to
anew
PWB.
•Terminal resistor:
If
the
old
PWB
unit
has no
terminal resistor, remove terminal
resistor from anew
PWB.
J1
signa'
connector
J2
connector
(power)
,...--'0-----=--1
J3
connector
PWB
unit
PWB
unit
fixing
screw
(3
mm):
3pes.
J4
connector
~
Motor
pullev
Keep
belt
off
the flange.
Socket
-6-

3. Index lamp assembly
1) Inspeetion
CD
Connect power socket
to
connector J2
of
PWB
unit. Turn power on.
®
Make
sure
that
there
is
avoltage range
of
DC
1
to
1.7V between
B-11
(lower white lead of the 11th
pin from power socket) and
A-11
(black lead
of
the 11th pin from power socket), both belonging
to
connector J3.
Note)
When
attaching
the
index lamp assembly
to
the
carrier, fit the housing and
LED
in
at
the same
time.
-7-
2) Replacement
CD
Remove
PWB
unit (refer
to
page 6).
®Disconnect 2lead wires
of
index lamp assembly
from the housing
of
connector J3.
@
Cut
off the tie band fixing lead wires
of
index
lamp assembly (be careful
not
to
damage lead
wires), and open
the
front door.
@)
Take lead wires off the guide groove of carrier, and
draw
out
the index lamp assembly with tweezers
and fingers.
®
To
attach, take
the
reverse order.
®Carry
out
inspection, referring
to
description at
left.
Index
lamp
assembly
-0

4.
Media guide lassembly (with write
protect
sensor lamp)
1) Inspection
ill
Connect power socket
to
connector
J2
of
PWB
unit. Turn power on.
@Before inserting adiskette, check
the
following
items.
a)
Write protect lamp
Make sure
that
there
is
avoltage range
of
DC
1
to
1.7V between
B-13
(lower yellow lead
of
the
13th pin from power socket) and A-13 (black
lead
of
the
13th pin from power socket), both
belonging
to
connector J3.
b) Write protect sensor
Make
sure
that
there
is
avoltage range
of
DC
0
to
O.5V
between
B-14
(orange lead below the
14th pin from power socket) and A-14 (black
lead
of
the
14th pin from power socket), both
belonging
to
connector J3.
@Put awrite protect diskette (with write
protect
seal being applied at the write protect notch of
diskette)
in
place, and shut the
front
door. Then
check
the
following item.
•Write protect sensor
Make
sure
that
there
is
avoltage range
of
DC
2.5
to
5.25V between 8-14 and A-14
of
connector J3.
2) Replacement
CD
Remove
PWB
unit (refer
to
page 6).
@Open the front door.
@Detach 4lead wires
of
media guide Lassembly
from the housing of connector J3.
@Remove 2media guide Lassembly fixing screws
(3
mm) and take
out
the assembly.
@To attach, take the reverse order.
®Carry
out
inspection, referring
to
description at
left.
Note)
1. Attach the media guide Lassembly by pushing it
to
main frame stopper side and front bezel side.
2.
Lamp and sensor cannot be individually replaced,
because they are built
in
the
media guide L
assembly.
Media
guide
Lassembly fixing screw
Push
Media
guide
L
assembly
Write
protect
lamp
Front
bezel
Main
frame
stopper
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5. Operation indicator
1) Inspection
CD
Connect power socket
to
connector
J2
of
PWB
unit and turn power on.
(Z;
Let drive select 0
of
interface signals be
at
low
levels (make ashort between J1·B terminal
of
PWB
and
PWB
Ground). and make short pin
DSO
circuit shorted. (Do
not
prolong this test.)
Note
that
the voltage range between connector
J3·B10 (red lead of
the
10th pin from power
socket) and J
3-A
10 (upper black lead
of
the 10th
pin from power socektl will be
DC
1
to
2V when
the lamp
is
lit.
2)
Replacement
CD
Remove
PWB
unit (refer
to
page 14).
@Datach 2lead wires of operation indicator from
the
housing
of
connector J3, and take lead wires
out
of
the
wire holder.
CID
Open
the
front door.
@)
Remove 2front bezel fixing screws (3 mm) and
the front bezel itself by pulling it forward.
@)
Draw
out
the
holder 2with tweezers
in
the
arrow
direction. Take
out
LED
holder. (See the sketch
at
right.)
@Draw
LED
out
of
the
LED
holder. To assemble,
take the reverse order. .
(j) Carry
out
inspection, referring
to
the above
instruction.
Front
bezel
LED
holder
Pull-out
direction
Note:
1.
Attach the
front
bezel assembly, by pushing it
to
main frame side and main frame stopper. (See the
sketch below.)
2.
Do not pull up the carrier with fingers, otherwise
excessive force
is
applied
to
the
head arm.
Main frame side
Front
bezel
Front
door
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Push
Main frame stopper
Main frame side
Front
bezel
fixing
screw

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motor
assembly
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Start
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disk system
of
error
message. (See page
12.1
Trace
the
cause from
the
contents
Yes
Yes
Check repair procedure for power
~--------'~
supply section.
(See pages 13 and
14.1
No
End
•Check by replacing several sheets
of
diskette
to
see if errors occur due
to
faulty diskette (data deterioration
caused by foreign matters, deformation, wear-out, damage, magnetism, etc.).
•Troubles
in
disk system often cause error messages. Trace the cause from the contents of error message.
•Replace suspected parts
in
the disk system with normal ones. Check again the trouble section.
1)
Personal computer
2) Interface unit or expansion port
3) I/O card
4) Diskette
5)
Signal cable
6) Disk drive
•The signal circuits of floppy disk and I/O card operate at TTL levels of
OV,
+5V. Connect any system other than
micro-computer peripheral devices for MZ-80 series
to
see
if
signal levels are
out
of the range of 0
to
+5V (max.
+5.25V).
•The disk drive needs a
RAM
area
of
more 36K bytes.
If
the
RAM
area
of
your machine
is
less than 36K bytes,
it must be expanded.
-11-

•Error
chart
for disk system
Error code
[Error message] Contents Check item and corrective action
50
1)
Drive fails
to
be ready.
[NO READY] aDiskette
is
wrongly inserted. aFit diskette in correctly.
aMotor does not normally run. aCheck belt and/or drive
motor
assembly.
aIndex detection circuit
is
improper. aCheck index lamp, drive
PWB,
index sensor.
aFlat cable
is
improperly fit
in
or
broken. aCheck flat cable.
a
No
select signal comes
at
drive. aCheck floppy disk I/O card.
aDrive unit door (front door)
is
not
aClose front door.
closed.
aDiskette
is
faulty. aReplace diskette.
aWrite operation
is
attempted
in
write
protect state.
54
1)
Drive
[UNFORMAT] aHead position
is
not
aligned. aReplace drive unit.
(off-track state)
aHead and amp. circuit are defective. aReplace drive unit and/or drive
PWB
unit.
2) Diskette
aDiskette not formatted
is
in
use. oInitialize again, or replace diskette
aCRC error
in
10
field.
a10 field
is
broken down.
41
1)
Drive
[DISK DATA aSEEK error aCheck drive unit and diskette
ERROR] Replace,
if
required.
aHead shift
is
improper. aReplace drive unit.
2) Diskette
aCRC error
in
data field.
aData field
is
broken down.
iO
Initialize again,
or
replace diskette.
a10 field
is
defective.
aData mark detection error.
-12-

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-13-

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Problem 1: No voltage appears
at
any
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COrdi
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F101,
F102
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220V
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C101.
for U.K.I present across
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developed.
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its
peripheral
parts.
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20V
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V;:
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output
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red lead
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be
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N~
does
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appear
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11
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20V
present across
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.--
Does waveform
of
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V~
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appear
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collector
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C205,C209.
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not
developed.
No Check IC301
and
its
~
peripheral
parts.
r-
Is
there AC
14V
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11
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