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SERVICE
MANUAL
8050
8250
DUAL
DISK
DRIVES
JUNE
1985
PN-314011-03
Commodore
Business
Machines,
Iric.
1200
Wilson
Drive,
West
Chester,
Pennsylvania
19380
U.S.A.
Commodore
makes
no
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or
implied
war
ranties
with
regard
to
the
information
contained
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is
made
available
solely
on
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as
is
basis,
and
the
entire
risk
as
to
quality
and
accuracy
is
with
the
user.
Commodore
shall
not
be
liable for
any
consequential
or
incidental
damages
in
connection
with
the
use
of
the
information
con
tained
herein.
The
listing of
any
available
replace
ment
part
herein
does
not
constitute
in
any
case
a
recommendation,
warranty
or
guaranty
as
to
quality
or
suitability
of
such
replacement
part.
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or
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without
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permission,
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or
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in
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Information.
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written
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of
Commodore
Electronics
Limited.
Copyright
©
1985
by
Commodore
Electronics
Limited.
All
rights
reserved.
CONTENTS
Title
Paa®
SPECIFICATIONS 1
ASSEMBLY ID 2
DOS/CONTROLLER ROMS 2
ACCESSORY PARTS 3
DEVICE
NUMBER
CHANGE 4
CARE & MAINTENANCE 5
POWER UP DIAGNOSTIC
8050/8250
/FLASH CODE 5
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 6
PCB
ASSEMBLY
#8050006
BOARD LAYOUT 8
PARTS LIST 9
SCHEMATIC
10
PCB
ASSEMBLY
#8050044
BOARD
LAYOUT
13
PARTS LIST
14
SCHEMATIC
15
PCB
ASSEMBLY
#8250023
BOARD LAYOUT
18
PARTS LIST
19
SCHEMATIC
20
PCB
ASSEMBLY
#8050002
BOARD LAYOUT
23
PARTS LIST
24
SCHEMATIC
25
POWER
SUPPLY
ASSEMBLY
#8050029
PARTS LIST
28
ASSEMBLY
DRAWING
28
VOLTAGE
CHECKS
28
MICROPOLIS
&
MICRO
SAFARI
DRIVES
RESISTANCE CHECKS
29
PARTS LIST
30,31
WIRING
DIAGRAM
&
LAYOUT
30,31
TANDON
DRIVES
RESISTANCE CHECKS
32
PARTS LIST
33
WIRING & LAYOUT
33
MPI
DRIVES
RESISTANCE CHECKS
34
PARTS LIST
35
WIRING & LAYOUT
35
SERVO BOARD
36
8050
8250
DISK
DRIVES
PRODUCT
SPECIFICATIONS
GENERAL
DESCRIPTION
MAXIMUM
STORAGE
MEDIA
INPUT/OUTPUT
CONTROLLERS
MEMORY
DATA
TRANSFER
RATE
FILE
TYPES
COMPUTERS
POWER
REQUIREMENTS
POWER
CONSUMPTION
The
8050
and
8250
are
dual,
5-1/4
inch
floppy
disk
drive
units.
The
8050
uses
a
77
track,
100
TPI,
single
headed
drive.
The
8250
has
double
the
amount
of
tracks,
154,
with
a
100
TPI
double
headed
drive.
They
are
intelligent
devices
containing
their
own
microprocessors,
RAM, ROM
and
operating
system
software.
8050
1.05
Megabytes
of
data
(formatted).
Free
Blocks
2052
8250
2.12
Megabytes
of
data
(formatted).
Free
Blocks
4133
5-1/4
inch
floppy disk.
8050
single
sided,
double
density
8250
double
sided,
double
density
IEEE
Interface
2
MOS
6502
microprocessors
1 MHz
clock
4K
RAM,
16K
ROM
400
Bytes/sec
Program,
sequential,
relative,
random-access
and
user
PET,
4000
series,
8000
series,
B128
120
Volts AC,
60Hz
integral
power
supply with external 1
Amp
fuse
50
Watts
maximum
8050
60
Watts
maximum
8250
ASSEMBLY
IDENTIFICATION
There
have
been
4
different
drive
assemblies
used
in
the
dual
disk
drive
models
8050
and
8250.
The
various
suppliers
are
listed,
along
with
the
respective
PCS
assemblies
used
in
these
units.
TYPE
DRIVE
/f
ANALOG
#
DIGITAL
#
Micropolis
8050
8050031-01
8050006-01
8050002-01
8250023-02
8250
8250016-01
8250023-01
8050002-04
Microp
Safari
8050
8250039-01
8250023-02 8050002-04
8250
8250039-02
8250023-01
8050002-04
Tandon
8050
8050047-01
8050044-01
8050002-02
8250
8250015-01
8050044-01
8050002-03
MPI
8050
8050059-01/02
8250023-03
8050002-05
8250
8250029-01/02
8250023-03
8050002-06
Please
note
that
the
analog
boards
vary
with
the
drive
assembly
but
the
digital
board
is
the
same
PCB
with
ROM,
CONTROLLER
and
JUMPER
changes.
DOS/CONTROLLER
ROMS
FOR
DIGITAL
PCB
#8050002
DESCRIPTION
PCB
PART
NO.
DOS
CONTROLLER
ROMS
UL1
UH1
UK3
2.5
Micropolis
8050002-01
901482-07
901482-06
901483-03
2.5
Tandon
8050002-02
901482-07
901482-06
901483-04
2.7
Tandon
•*8050002-03
901887-01
901888-01
901884-01
2.7
Micropolis
-8050002-04
901887-01
901888-01
901885-04
2.7
MPI
8050
8050002-05
901887-01
901888-01
901869-01
2.7
MPI
8250
8050002-06
901887-01
901888-01
901869-01
Tcb
part
numbers
8050002-03
and
-04
are
stocked
with
the
appropriate
jumpers
for
use
in an
8250.
Before
installing in
an
8050,
remove
the
two
jumpers.
The
8250
jumper locations are illustrated on the
PCB
layout drawing on page 23.
ACCESSORY
PARTS
REPLACEMENT
CASEWORK
FOR
METAL
UNITS
IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE.
POWER
CORD C
903501-01
DEMO DISKETTE
8050
C
8050050-01
DEMO
DISKETTE
8250
C
8250002-01
USER'S
MANUAL C
320899-01
INTERFACE
CABLES:
IEEE
TO
IEEE C
905080-01
PET
TO
IEEE C
320101-01
HARNESS
ASSEMBLY
POWER
ANALOG
C
320814-01
RIBBON CONNECT CABLE C
903000-01
THE
8050/8250
DEVICE
NUMBER
The
8050/8250
disk
drives
have
been
assigned
device
#8
on
the
IEEE-488.
However,
it is
possible
for
the
digital
board
to
be
altered
to
select
device
numbers
8
thru
15.
At power-on reset,
the
three
pins
22,
23
and
24
of
the
6532
at location UEl are read
as
a binary
input. The
factory
supplied board
has
the
pins tied
to
ground,
so
the
inputs
will read
as
binary O's.
By lifting
one
or a
combination
of pins,
this
input
can
be
altered.
The
corresponding
input
will
read
as
a binary 1
and
is
added
to
the
base
device
number
of 8
to
derive
the
final
device
number.
All
subse
quent
communications
will
use
this
computed
device
number.
To
compute
the
desired device
number
consider
that
pin
24
is
the
least
significant bit
and
pin
22
is
the
most
significant
bit. For
example,
to
select
device
#
9,
pin
24
would
be
cut
and
the
input
would
be read
as
8
-i-
1
=9.
Lifting
the
remaining pins or
combinations
of pins will result in
the
additional
device
number
selections.
QDaDDDO
DDDD
DDOOD
DODD
DO
ODOO
DO
0
0
0
nnn
D
DEVICE
CHANGE
PIN
LOCATION
PAD/PIN
JUMPER-0
TTT
cuT-1
4 2 1
ADDRESS=8+PIN
VALUE
CARE
AND
MAINTENANCE
DO
NOT
use
MAGNETIZED
tools
when
repairing
or
adjusting
a
disk
drive.
DO NOT
place
a
disk
drive
near
any
device
which
generates
"noise"
e.g.,
motors,
radios,
televisions.
DO NOT
stack
drives
upon
each
other
or in
any
way
inhibit air
flow
around
the
unit. HEAT
BUILD
UP
can
cause
disk
failures.
Periodically
CLEAN
the
read/write
head
with
90%
isopropyl alcohol
and
a
cotton
swab.
CHECK
load
pad
for
excess
wear.
Clean
or
replace
as
necessary.
Take
the
following
precautions
when
handling a
diskette:
ALWAYS
store
a
diskette
in
its
jacket.
Use ONLY felt-tip
pens
when
writing on
the
label of a
diskette.
Do
not
bend
or
physically
damage
a
diskette.
Do
not
place
a
diskette
in
the
area
of a
magnetic
field.
Do
not
attempt
to
clean
a
diskette.
Do
not
touch
the
exposed
area
of
a
diskette.
DIAGNOSTIC
and
ADJUSTMENT
procedures
are
outlined
in
the
diagnostic
disk
and
manual
package.
Order
Part
#314052-01
Version
3.0
&
3.5
Diagnostic
Package.
POWER
UP
DIAGNOSTIC
FOR
8050/8250
FLASH
CODE
On
power
up,
the
three
LED's on
the
drive
should
blink.
The
drive LED's
go
off
and
the
center
Tri-
State
LED
remains
green.
The
sytem
has
a built in
self
diagnostic
which
can
be
read
in
the
form of
a
flash
code.
In
the
event
of
a failure,
the
3 LED's will blink in a
repetitive
sequence.
The
number
of
blinks
between
intervals
will
indicate
the
possible
location
of
a failure.
ERROR
INDICATIONS
NUMBER
OF
FLASHES
ERROR
CAUSE
COMPONENT
/LOCATION
1
Zero
Page
6532
UC1,UE1
2
ROM
$EOOO-$EFFFF
2364
UL1
3
ROM
$COOO-$DFFFF
2364
UH1
4
Unused
5
Zero
Page
6530
UK3
6502
UH3
6
Common
RAM
$1000-$
13FF
2114
UC4,UC5
7
Common
RAM
$2000-$23FF
2114
UD4,UD5
8
Common
RAM
$3000-$33FF
2114
UE4,UE5
9
Common
RAM
$4000-$43FF
2114
UF4,UF5
10
Controller
ROM
6530
UK3
6502
UH3
If
the
LED's
come
on
and
stay
on,
the
microprocessor
UNI is
probably
at
fault.
TROUBLESHOOTING
GUIDE
NOTE:
Always
check
for
latest
ROM/ECO
upgrade,
refer
to
schematic
notes
and
ROM
chart.
If
socketed
IC is
suspected
bad,
be
sure
to
check
socket
with
ohmmeter.
SYMPTOM:
POSSIBLE
SOLUTION:
No
LED's
on
power
up.
Is
Power
cord
plugged
into
wall
outlet
correctly?
Is
Power
cord
plugged
into
the
disk
drive
correctly?
Check
line
fuse.
Check
power
switch.
Check
clock
on
6502
pin
37.
Check
+5
and
+12
volt
lines.
Flash
code.
See
power-up
diagnostic
on
page
5.
Device
not
present
message
appears.
Check
for
device
number
change.
Check
UA2
(7414)
and
the
ATN
line
on
the
IEEE.
Check
UB1, UB2,
UD2
(MC3446).
AC
ripple
in 5
or
12
volt
lines.
Check
power
supply
filter
caps.
No
reset
pulse.
Check
565
and
related
components
on digital
board.
Motor
won't
run
and
head
does
not
move.
Check
UM3
(6522).
Check
UJ2
(741
sOO).
Check
+12
voltage
sources.
One
or
both
drive
motors
run
continuously.
Check
+12V.
Check
UH3,
6522
and
logic
gates.
Check
ROMs.
Loads
programs
with
red
error
LED
flashing.
Check
drive
speed.
Check
stepper
motor.
Check
drive
alignment.
Check
controller
ROM
UK3.
Loading
is
intermittent.
Check
ROMs.
Check
drive
speed.
Check
drive
alignment.
Does
not
load
when
hot.
Check
ROMs.
Locks-up
when
loading.
Check
IEEE
components.
Check
ROMs.
Message
of
'FILE NOT
FOUND'
is
displayed.
Clean
drive
head
w/alcohol.
Check
read
circuits.
Check
alignment.
Drive
fails
to
read.
Check
the
311,
9602,
592's,
etc.
on
analog
board.
Check
stepper
and
drive
motors.
TROUBLESHOOTING
GUIDE
(Continued)
SYMPTOM:
POSSIBLE
SOLUTION:
When
loading
a
program,
the
time
is
excessive
and
stepper
motor
is
heard
(bump
sound)
a
number
of
times.
Check
that
the
diskette
is
centered
properly.
Check
drive
speed.
Check
drive
alignment.
Data
file
error.
Check
GCR
ROM
UK6.
Appears
to
load
but
won't
run.
Check
6532's.
Check
UK3
controller
ROM.
Won't
format/write.
Check
write
protect
tab
in
disk
and
switch
on
drive.
Check
write
circuitry
on
analog
board.
Check
write
enable
on
digital
board.
PARTS
LIST
PCS
ASSEMBLY
#8050006
PLEASE
NOTE:
Commodore
part
numbers
are
provided
for
reference
only
and
do
not
indicate
the
availability
of
parts
from
Commodore.
Industry
standard
parts
(Resistors,
Capacitors,
Connectors)
should
be
secured
locally.
Approved
cross-references
forTTL
chips.
Transistors,
etc.
are
available
in
manual
form
through
the
Service
Department,
order
part
#314000-01.
Unique
or
non-standard
parts
will be
stocked
by
Commodore
and
are
indicated
on
the
parts
list by a
"C".
Vendor
Name
and
part
number
have
been
provided
for
your
convenience
in
ordering
custom
or
unique
parts.
INTEGRATED
CIRCUITS
U1
311
U2,3
592
U4
74LS86
US
Q2T2905
Trans
Pk
U6
74LS74
U7
9802
U8
555
U9
7417
U10
74LS14
U11
74LS32
U12
741
U13,14
FPQ3724
Trans
Pk
U14,16
7406
U17
741
U18
74LS139
TRANSISTORS
Q1,2
TIP110
Q3,4,5
2N4400
DIODES
CR1-3
1N4446
CR4
1N5226
B
3.3V
Zener
CR5-17
1N4446
CR19,20
1N4446
CR21
1N5235
B
6.8V
Zener
CR22,
23
1N4002
CR24
1N4446
CR25
1N5235
B
6.8V
Zener
CR26.27
1N4002
CR28-35
1N4003
CR36,37
1N4446
RESISTORS
All
Values
are
in
ohms-
1/4
W
5%
unless
noted
otherwise.
R1
22K
R27
3.16K
1/4W,
1%
R2,3
150
R28-31
12K
R4
100
R32,33
27K
R5,6
470
R34
IK
R7,8
2.2K
R35
17.4K
1/4W,
1%
R9
510
R36
6.19K
1/4W,
1%
RIO
330
R37
12K
R11
18K R38
IK
R12,13
IK
R39.40
220
R14
330
R41
10K
R15
270
R42
47K
R16
IK
R43
IK
R17
1.5K
R44
470
R18
560
R45
IK
R19
IK
R46
470
R20
1.5K
R47
1
1/2W,
5%
R21
IK
R48
150K
R22
1.5K
R49
270
R23
2.2K
R50
5K
Potentiometer
R24
22K
R51
10K
R25
3.16K
1/4W.
1%
R52
12K
R26
22K
R53,54
IK
RESISTORS
(Continued)
R55
220
R67
IK
R56
47K
R68
470
R57
IK
R69
1
1/2W,
5%
R58
150K
R70,71
IK
R59
270
R72
47K
R60
10K
R73
220
R61
5K
Potentiometer
R74
IK
R62
10K
R75-82
750
R63
12K
R83
6.8K
R64
47K
R84
390
1/2W,
5%
R65
IK
R85
180
R66
470
CAPACITORS
C1
CER
2200pF,
50V
C2
CER
750pF,
50V
C3,4
CER
.47ttF,
50V
C5
CER
.VF,
50V
C6,7
CER .022mF,
50V
C8
CER
330pF,
50V
C9
CER
470pF,
50V
C10
CER
150pF,
50V
C11
CER
470pF,
50V
C12
CER
.IttF,
50V
C13
CER .047#.F,
50V
C14,15
CER
.luF,
50V
C16,17
TANT
3.3;J=,
25V
C18
CER
.luF,
50V
C19
TANT
3.3uF.
25V
C20
CER
.IttF,
50V
C21
TANT
3.3uF.
25V
C22
MONOLITHIC
1/iF,
50V
C23
CER
.IttF,
50V
C24,25
ELECT 220/tF,
16V
C26
TANT
3.3itF,
25V
C27
CER
.IttF,
50V
C28
TANT
3.3itF,
25V
C29
CER
.1;iF,
50V
C30
TANT
3.3uF,
25V
C31
MONOLITHIC
1^,
50V
C32
CER
.1;iF,
50V
C35-40
CER
.IttF,
50V
C41
CER .47mF,
50V
C42
CER
47pF,
50V
MISCELLANEOUS
LI
,2
RF
Shielded
Choke,
100/iH
L3,4
RF
Shielded
Choke,
27,tH
L5.6
RF
Shielded
Choke,
10/tH
L7
RF
Shielded
Choke,
100/tH
PI
,3
Header,
St.
Post,
5 pin
P5
Header,
Rt. Angle,
16
pin
P6
Header,
5 pin,
.156
center
P7
Header,
Dual
Row
20
pin, .1
center
P8
Header,
Rt. Angle,
16
pin
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Commodore part numbers are provided for reference onlyand do not indicate the availabilityof parts from Commodore. Industry standard
parts (Resistors, Capacitors, Connectors) should be secured locally. Approved cross-references for TTLchips. Transistors,
etc.
are available
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#314000-01.
Unique or non-standard parts will be stocked by Commodore
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U1
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U5
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C1
TANT
C2,3
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C4
TANT
C5
CER
C6,7
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C8
CER
C9,10
TANT
C11
CER
C12,13
TANT
C14
CER
C15
TANT
C16-25
CER
C26
CER
C27
CER
C28,29
CER
C30,31
CER
C32
CER
C33
CER
C34
CER
35,36
CER
C37,38
CER
C39-41
CER
C42,43
CER
C44
CER
C45
CER
C46
TANT
C47
TANT
C48
CER
C49
CER
C50
CER
C51
CER
C52
TANT
C53
CER
C54
CER
C55
CER
C56
CER
C57
TANT
C58
CER
C59-63
CER
MISCELLANEOUS
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3.16K
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R83
19.6K
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R84
12K
R85,86
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R91,92
2.2K
R93
47K
R94
1.5K
R95
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R96
1.5K
R97
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R98
1.5K
R99
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R100
1.5K
R101
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