Tandy by AST (12-91635,12-97721) Seagate ST-3660A Faxback Doc. # 14418 (12-97722,12-97723) 545 MB IDE Drive (12-97724,12-97725) Specifications (12-97731,12-97732) (12-97733) Formatted Capacity (max) 545.5 MB Tracks See note 1 Cylinders See note 1 Average Access (ms) 14 Single Track Seel (ms) 5 Max Full Seek (ms) 34 Power Requirements: +12V Start-up (amps) 1.1 +5V Start-up (amps) 0.35 Start-up (watts) 8.5 Power Management (Watts): Active 5.23 IDLE 1.865 Write Precomp (cyl) N/A Reduced Write Current (cyl) N/A Landing Zone (cyl) AUTO IBM AT Drive Type See Note 1 Note 1: The IBM AT drive type may require formatting and partitioning software. Also, check to see if your CMOS setup has a "custom" or "user definable" drive type available. Possible translations: This translation is generally acceptable, as is, for non-DOS operating systems (i.e. Xenix). 1057 cyl, 16 heads, 63 sectors = 545,513,472 DOS operating systems may require a system bios that accepts or translates larger values for the CMOS head parameter which lowers cylinders below 1024. 528 cyl, 32 heads, 63 sectors = 544,997,376 Other full-capacity solutions for DOS operating systems include third-party drive preparation software, system BIOS which supports LBA mode or BIOS driver host adapters. Otherwise, the capacity may be limited to: 1024 cyl, 16 heads, 63 sectors = 528,482,304 (This is the setup selection used on the Tandy by AST machines). Note 2: Since a User-definable or Custom translation geometry may be used, it is imperative that the values be written down and kept with your permanent records for retrieval in the event of CMOS battery failure. Jumper Settings: The options jumpers are located on the bottom of the drive. The pins are numbered 1 through 8, with pins 1 and 2 towards the front of the drive. 8 o-o 7 (back of drive) 6 o-o 5 4 o-o 3 2 o-o 1 (front of drive) When used as only drive in system, no jumpers should be installed. When used as a master drive in a two drive system, jumper pins 5 and 6. When used as a slave drive in a two drive system, jumper pins 7 and 8. Note that there is a spare jumper parked on pins 1 and 3. (TMC-03/28/95)