Realitystorm
Well-known member
Hi everyone, I'm hoping other owners of DaynaFile drives can help me create an inventory of the jumper settings used by DaynaFile for the various floppy drive configurations.
I already have the info from pspencer's page, but I want to add to that table.
I've already found info for a solo 360k drive by itself thanks to my own DaynaFile with a 360k drive (TEAC) matching up to Iesca's post about their 360k drive (unknown).
I also found the settings for a 3.5 drive 1.44 (Sony MFD120-K0) + 5.25 drive 1.2 (Teac FD-55GFR) from Foone's twitter post which has different J6 and J9 settings from pspencer's page.
So what I'm looking for are:
I already have the info from pspencer's page, but I want to add to that table.
I've already found info for a solo 360k drive by itself thanks to my own DaynaFile with a 360k drive (TEAC) matching up to Iesca's post about their 360k drive (unknown).
I also found the settings for a 3.5 drive 1.44 (Sony MFD120-K0) + 5.25 drive 1.2 (Teac FD-55GFR) from Foone's twitter post which has different J6 and J9 settings from pspencer's page.
So what I'm looking for are:
- photos of your circuit board that clearly shows the jumper settings,
- the revision of Daynafile board you have: I have 2.0
- the make + model of the drives you have installed, and which connector the drive is installed on: I have a Teac 360k on J2
- the ROM that you have, e.g. mine had 2.1, but I'm now testing a copy of Lesca's 3.1 rom from his 2.1 board to see if it will work.
- I'd like to experiment with using a Gotek or other floppy emulator with the DaynaFile as each of the 4 drive types, to do that I will likely need more jumper setting to see if I can figure out a pattern in the settings.
- I have two "dual" drives an Epson SD-800 and a Cannon MD7511-C6 and I am wondering if I can get either to work.... I think the answer is no since they would put 2 drives on one connector and currently each drive has it's own connector J2 and J3 on the board with jumper settings dependent on what drive is on what connector.