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FUJITSU MPG3409AT Product Manual

FUJITSU MPG3409AT Product Manual (201 pages)

DISK DRIVES

Brand: FUJITSU | Category: Storage | Size: 1.21 MB

Table of Contents

Disk Drives
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Table of Contents
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Chapter 1 Device Overview

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- Features
  16
- Functions and Performance
  16
- Environmental Specifications
  16
- Adaptability
  17
- Interface
  17
- Device Specifications
  19
- Specifications Summary
  19
- Model and Product Number
  20
- Power Requirements
  20
- Model Names and Product Numbers
  20
- Current and Power Dissipation
  21
- Current Fluctuation (Typ.) When Power Is Turned on
  22
- Environmental Specifications
  23
- Acoustic Noise
  23
- Acoustic Noise Specification
  23
- Shock and Vibration
  24
- Reliability
  24
- Shock and Vibration Specification
  24
- Error Rate
  25
- Media Defects
  25
Chapter 2 Device Configuration

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- Device Configuration
  26
- Disk Drive Outerview
  26
- System Configuration
  28
- ATA Interface
  28
- Drive Connection
  28
- Drives Connection
  28
- Drive System Configuration
  28
- Drives Configuration
  28
Chapter 3 Installation Conditions

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- Dimensions
  30
- Dimensions
  31
- Handling Cautions
  32
- General Notes
  32
- Installation
  32
- Recommended Equipments
  32
- Mounting
  33
- Direction
  33
- Limitation of Side-Mounting
  34
- Mounting Frame Structure
  34
- Surface Temperature Measurement Points
  35
- Surface Temperature Measurement Points and Standard Values
  35
- Service Area
  36
- Cable Connections
  37
- Device Connector
  37
- Connector Locations
  37
- Cable Connector Specifications
  38
- Device Connection
  38
- Cable Connections
  38
- Power Supply Connector (CN1)
  39
- System Configuration for Ultra DMA
  39
- Power Supply Connector Pins (CN1)
  39
- Cable Configuration
  40
- Cable Type Detection Using CBLID- Signal
  41
  - (Host Sensing the Condition of the CBLID- Signal)
    41
- Cable Type Detection Using IDENTIFY DEVICE Data
  41
  - (Device Sensing the Condition of the CBLID- Signal)
    41
- Jumper Settings
  42
- Location of Setting Jumpers
  42
- Jumper Location
  42
- Factory Default Setting
  43
- Jumper Configuration
  43
- Jumper Setting of Master or Slave Device
  43
- Jumper Setting of Cable Select
  44
- Example (1) of Cable Select
  44
- Example (2) of Cable Select
  44
Chapter 4 Theory of Device Operation

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- Outline
  48
- Subassemblies
  48
- Disk
  48
- Head
  49
- Head Structure
  49
- Spindle
  50
- Actuator
  50
- Air Filter
  50
- Circuit Configuration
  51
- Power-On Sequence
  52
- Mpg3Xxxat Block Diagram
  52
- Power-On Operation Sequence
  53
- Self-Calibration
  54
- Self-Calibration Contents
  54
- Execution Timing of Self-Calibration
  55
- Command Processing During Self-Calibration
  55
- Read/Write Circuit
  56
- Read/Write Preamplifier (Preamp)
  56
- Write Circuit
  56
- Read Circuit
  56
- Time Base Generator Circuit
  57
- Transfer Rate of each Zone
  58
- Servo Control
  59
- Servo Control Circuit
  59
- Block Diagram of Servo Control Circuit
  59
- Physical Sector Servo Configuration on Disk Surface
  61
- Data-Surface Servo Format
  62
- Servo Frame Format
  63
- Servo Frames in each Track
  63
- Actuator Motor Control
  64
- Spindle Motor Control
  65
Chapter 5 Interface

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- Physical Interface
  69
- Interface Signals
  69
- Signal Assignment on the Connector
  70
- Signal Assignment on the Interface Connector
  70
- Logical Interface
  73
- I/O Registers
  73
- Command Block Registers
  74
- Control Block Registers
  74
- I/O Registers
  74
- Diagnostic Code
  76
- Host Commands
  80
- Command Code and Parameters
  81
- Command Descriptions
  83
- Execution Example of READ MULTIPLE Command
  86
- Information to be Read by IDENTIFY DEVICE Command
  96
- Features Register Values and Settable Modes
  104
- Features Register Values (Subcommands) and Functions
  118
- Device Attribute Data Structure
  121
- Warranty Failure Threshold Data Structure
  122
- Log Directory Data Structure
  126
- Error Logging Data Structure
  127
- Self Test Log Data Structure
  128
- Contents of Security Password
  130
- Contents of SECURITY SET PASSWORD Data
  135
- Relationship between Combination of Identifier and Security Level, and Operation of the Lock Function
  135
- Error Posting
  143
- Command Code and Parameters
  143
- Command Protocol
  144
- Data Transferring Commands from Device to Host
  144
- Read Sector(S) Command Protocol
  145
- Data Transferring Commands from Host to Device
  146
- Protocol for Command Abort
  146
- WRITE SECTOR(S) Command Protocol
  147
- Commands Without Data Transfer
  148
- Protocol for the Command Execution Without Data Transfer
  148
- Other Commands
  149
- DMA Data Transfer Commands
  149
- Normal DMA Data Transfer
  150
- Ultra DMA Feature Set
  151
- Overview
  151
- Phases of Operation
  152
- Ultra DMA Data in Commands
  152
- Initiating an Ultra DMA Data in Burst
  152
- The Data in Transfer
  153
- Pausing an Ultra DMA Data in Burst
  153
- Terminating an Ultra DMA Data in Burst
  154
- Ultra DMA Data out Commands
  156
- Initiating an Ultra DMA Data out Burst
  156
- The Data out Transfer
  157
- Pausing an Ultra DMA Data out Burst
  157
- Terminating an Ultra DMA Data out Burst
  158
- Ultra DMA CRC Rules
  160
- Series Termination Required for Ultra DMA
  161
- Ultra DMA Termination with Pull-Up or Pull-Down
  161
- Recommended Series Termination for Ultra DMA
  161
- PIO Data Transfer Timing
  162
- Multiword Data Transfer
  163
- Multiword DMA Data Transfer Timing (Mode 2)
  163
- Ultra DMA Data Transfer
  164
- Initiating an Ultra DMA Data in Burst
  164
- 5.6.3.2 Ultra DMA Data Burst Timing Requirements
  165
- Ultra DMA Sender and Recipient Timing Requirements
  167
- Sustained Ultra DMA Data in Burst
  168
- Host Pausing an Ultra DMA Data in Burst
  169
- 5.6.3.5 Device Terminating an Ultra DMA Data in Burst
  170
- Host Terminating an Ultra DMA Data in Burst
  171
- 5.6.3.7 Initiating an Ultra DMA Data out Burst
  172
- Sustained Ultra DMA Data out Burst
  173
- Device Pausing an Ultra DMA Data out Burst
  174
- Host Terminating an Ultra DMA Data out Burst
  175
- Device Terminating an Ultra DMA Data out Burst
  176
- Device Terminating an Ultra DMA Data in Burst
  176
- Power-On and Reset
  177
- Power-On Reset Timing
  177
Chapter 6 Operations

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- Device Response to the Reset
  178
- Response to Power-On
  179
- Response to Hardware Reset
  180
- Response to Software Reset
  181
- Response to Diagnostic Command
  182
- Address Translation
  183
- Default Parameters
  183
- Logical Address
  184
- Address Translation (Example in CHS Mode)
  184
- Power Save
  185
- Power Save Mode
  185
- Address Translation (Example in LBA Mode)
  185
- Power Commands
  187
- Defect Management
  187
- Spare Area
  188
- Alternating Defective Sectors
  188
- Sector Slip Processing
  188
- Alternate Cylinder Assignment
  189
- Read-Ahead Cache
  190
- Data Buffer Configuration
  190
- Caching Operation
  191
- Usage of Read Segment
  192
- Write Cache
  197

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