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RK06/RK07 Disk Drive User's Manual - Trailing-Edge

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Switch<br />

SYNC<br />

CLOCK<br />

HALTON ERROR<br />

ADDRESSING<br />

(CYLINDER)<br />

(UNDERLINED SWITCHES)<br />

(DOTTED SWITCHES)<br />

(HEAD)<br />

(HEAD ADDRESS SWITCHES)<br />

(SECTOR)<br />

PARITY (both switches)<br />

Depress the INIT and START switches.<br />

Position<br />

INT<br />

FAST<br />

NO<br />

SWR<br />

245,0 (for <strong>RK06</strong>)<br />

496,0 (for <strong>RK07</strong>)<br />

SWR<br />

DESIRED HEAD#<br />

ALL<br />

ODD<br />

To change heads, simply change the head address switch setting and depress the START<br />

switch.<br />

10. Set the torque wrench to 5 in/lb. Tighten the forward vertical screw to move the head<br />

forward or the rear one to move the head to the rear. Since these screws oppose each other,<br />

the screw not in use must be fully CCW. Adjust until:<br />

a. The red LED on the meter is ON (steady state).<br />

b. The meter on the Field Test Box reads 0 ± 50 microinches.<br />

11. Unload the heads.<br />

12. Tighten the head to 5 in/lb.<br />

NOTE<br />

If the needle deflects to the right of zero, move the<br />

head toward spindle; if to the left of zero, move away<br />

from spindle.<br />

13. Load the heads and check that the conditions of steps lOa and b are still met.<br />

14. Unload the heads; remove the head alignment fixture and mount it on the next head.<br />

15. Load the heads and repeat the procedures of steps 8 through 15 until all data heads are<br />

aligned.<br />

4.4.5 Response to Abnormal Conditions<br />

The following procedures are for handling abnormal conditions encountered during a system installation.<br />

4.4.5.1 Clearing an Unsafe Condition - Clearing of an unsafe condition can be accomplished by<br />

releasing the RUN/STOP switch on the front panel. Press the RUN/STOP switch again. If the fault<br />

no longer exists, the FAULT light will go off. When the READY light is on, the drive is ready for<br />

further operations.<br />

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