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>> Set the J3 jumper of the HxC to "ID2/DriveA" (see manual of HxC) <<

I tried following these instructions this weekend, and I think the above may be incorrect. When I look at the HxC manual, it appears to indicate that if you install the HxC in Drive 2, you need to set the J3 jumper to ID2/Drive B, not ID2/Drive A. Please verify.

Rod

--- In emulatorII-list@yahoogroups.com, "esynthesist" <esynthesist@...> wrote:
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> Assuming that your upper drive is Drive 1 and the lower one is Drive 2:
> - Drive 1 = floppy drive --> use the "untwisted connector" of the twisted cable.
> - Drive 2 = SD HxC --> use the "twisted connector" of the twisted cable.
> - Set the J3 jumper of the HxC to "ID2/DriveA" (see manual of HxC)
> - Don't change any jumper on the floppy drive, but make sure you use the floppy drive which was on Drive 1 originally. 
> 
> If the orginal Drive 1 floppy drive is broken, and you want to use the other one now as Drive 1, you'll have to change a jumper on the drive, unless you use the HxC as Drive 1 and the floppy drive as Drive 2. In the latter case the configuration will be:
> - Drive 1 = SD HxC --> use the "twisted connector" of the twisted cable.
> - Drive 2 = floppy drive --> use the "untwisted connector" of the twisted cable.
> - Set the J3 jumper of the HxC to "ID3/DriveA" (see manual of HxC)
> In this configuration it it still possible to copy banks from floppy to HxC, but not using the "Copy Disk" function. You'll have to load the bank and do a "Save Bank" to "Disk 1"
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> Note: I didn't test the above configurations, I just derive them from the documentation I have...  
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> ///E-Synthesist 
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> --- In emulatorII-list@yahoogroups.com, "erwanquinquin" <erwanquinquin@> wrote:
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> > i have test the new firmware. Read and write work very well, so nice. But it is difficult to find the good IDE 34 pin cable. I would like to set the floppy drive as the upper drive ( to copy all my library on the hxc ) but I don't know how to set the jumber on the floppy drive cause of the "twisted" cable...
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