SYSGEN PST100 Tape Adapter

SYSGEN PST100 Tape Adapter

@7DF0.adf "SYSGEN PST100 Tape Adapter"

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PST100 Component Side Assy 30-02454-nn

Not much for ASICS.
Big PLCC is 11-02132-01 / TI CF61829FN, TI special sauce, prefix of "CF".
W3/W4 probably +5v/+12v enable for external floppy.
White 4-pin connector is probably power for internal floppy.
J02 probably internal floppy connector.
J4 is DB37 external port
Y01 is a 10.0000 MHz xtal.

Almost missed them...
ID0, 1, 2, 3 2-pin headers Maybe an artifact from using jumpers to set the Hex of the drive type? Drive 0-15... But the ADF does this...

NOTE: the PST100 is an 8-bit card. The extension for a 16-bit socket is just to assist in positioning the card on the key.

PST100 Solder Side

NOTE: This is an example of a very uncommon MCA adapter that has significant components on the solder side.

PST100 Tape Data Separator Daughtercard Assy 30-03100-02

Buncha tape related stuff. The Tape Data Separator Daughtercard is used on BOTH ISA and MCA base cardsd.

R1 potentiometer "Range"
W1 3-pin jumper "Filter"
R4 potentiometer "Delay"
W2, 3, 4 2-pin jumpers unpopulated
W5, 6, 7 2-pin jumpers unpopulated
W8 WE N

70/105/140 Jumpers

No idea, tape length?

ADF Sections for @7DF0 "SYSGEN PST100 Tape Adapter"

NumBytes 2

I/O address
0290h-029Fh is the Default address.
      <"0290h_029Fh">, 02B0-02BF, 2290-229F, 22B0-22BF

ARB level
   DMA channel used to transfer data
      <"level_0" >, 1, 3

Drive type
   Tape drive type connected to PST100. Wrong drive type may cause errors.
      <"type 0 IMAGE 60 PLUS">, type 1 "QICFILE 60 PLUS", 2, 3, 4 "QICFILE 120" , 5 "NETFILE 120", 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15

NOTE: What the drive type is for drives identified with a number, I have no idea...