ACC Microelectronics KT-204 - Revision history

Malvineous: /* BIOS */ Typo

2016-12-24T08:45:59Z

BIOS: Typo

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	The ROM appears at <tt>CA00:0000</tt> to <tt>CA00:07FF</tt> regardless of the J1 setting.		The ROM appears at <tt>CA00:0000</tt> to <tt>CA00:07FF</tt> regardless of the J1 setting.

	The card's BIOS only appears to support the controller at the primary address (0x3F0). When set to the secondary address (0x370) the POST freezes unless there is another primary floppy controller present. Booting off the secondary controller does not seem to be possible. This was tested with BIOS v1.0c on a ~~hard~~ with no physical jumper installed at J1, so it is possible this BIOS had secondary support removed.		The card's BIOS only appears to support the controller at the primary address (0x3F0). When set to the secondary address (0x370) the POST freezes unless there is another primary floppy controller present. Booting off the secondary controller does not seem to be possible. This was tested with BIOS v1.0c on a card with no physical jumper installed at J1, so it is possible this BIOS had secondary support removed.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

Malvineous: Update infobox with secondary support

2016-11-27T00:52:41Z

Update infobox with secondary support

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	\| Floppy buses = 2		\| Floppy buses = 2
	\| Drives per bus = 2		\| Drives per bus = 2
	\| Secondary = ?		\| Secondary = Yes
	\| ROM type = 28-pin JEDEC		\| ROM type = 28-pin JEDEC
	}}		}}

Malvineous: Address jumper info

2016-11-27T00:11:22Z

Address jumper info

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	{\|class="wikitable		{\|class="wikitable
	! ~~Address~~ !! J1		! J1 !! Purpose
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Primary~~ \|\| ~~open~~		\| open \|\| Primary FDC controller (base I/O at 0x3F0)
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Secondary~~ \|\| ~~closed~~		\| closed \|\| Secondary FDC controller (base I/O at 0x370)
	\|}		\|}
	~~''TODO: Is this the address~~ of the ~~controller or the boot ROM, or both?''~~
			The boot ROM is always at segment <tt>CA00</tt> regardless of the jumper setting.

	== Internal connectors ==		== Internal connectors ==
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	Advanced FDC Firmware v1.0c		Advanced FDC Firmware v1.0c

	The ROM appears at <tt>CA00:0000</tt> to <tt>CA00:07FF</tt> ~~when~~ J1 is set to primary.		The ROM appears at <tt>CA00:0000</tt> to <tt>CA00:07FF</tt> regardless of the J1 setting.

			The card's BIOS only appears to support the controller at the primary address (0x3F0). When set to the secondary address (0x370) the POST freezes unless there is another primary floppy controller present. Booting off the secondary controller does not seem to be possible. This was tested with BIOS v1.0c on a hard with no physical jumper installed at J1, so it is possible this BIOS had secondary support removed.

			== Notes ==

			The card seems to run floppy drives slightly slower than others (possibly due to the custom BIOS.) It also struggles reading some marginal floppies that other newer cards appear to be able to read without problem, using the same physical drive.

	== Related links ==		== Related links ==

	* [http://www.retroarchive.org/maslin/roms/ retroarchive.org ROMs] - <tt>acc-105b.rom</tt> (ACC Microelectronics FDC ROM v105B) is a ROM for this card. The signature at the end of the file states <tt>v1.0b</tt> so it is unclear where the "5" comes from.		* [http://www.retroarchive.org/maslin/roms/ retroarchive.org ROMs] - <tt>acc-105b.rom</tt> (ACC Microelectronics FDC ROM v105B) is a ROM for this card. The signature at the end of the file states <tt>v1.0b</tt> so it is unclear where the "5" comes from.

Malvineous: Add ROM address

2016-11-26T13:48:17Z

Add ROM address

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	ACC Microelectronics		ACC Microelectronics
	Advanced FDC Firmware v1.0c		Advanced FDC Firmware v1.0c

			The ROM appears at <tt>CA00:0000</tt> to <tt>CA00:07FF</tt> when J1 is set to primary.

	== Related links ==		== Related links ==

	* [http://www.retroarchive.org/maslin/roms/ retroarchive.org ROMs] - <tt>acc-105b.rom</tt> (ACC Microelectronics FDC ROM v105B) is a ROM for this card. The signature at the end of the file states <tt>v1.0b</tt> so it is unclear where the "5" comes from.		* [http://www.retroarchive.org/maslin/roms/ retroarchive.org ROMs] - <tt>acc-105b.rom</tt> (ACC Microelectronics FDC ROM v105B) is a ROM for this card. The signature at the end of the file states <tt>v1.0b</tt> so it is unclear where the "5" comes from.

Malvineous: Add BIOS message

2016-11-26T12:37:03Z

Add BIOS message

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	Image:ACC Microelectronics KT-204 jumpers.jpg\|Jumper settings		Image:ACC Microelectronics KT-204 jumpers.jpg\|Jumper settings
	</gallery>		</gallery>

			== BIOS ==

			During POST, a banner similar to the following is displayed:

			ACC Microelectronics
			Advanced FDC Firmware v1.0c

	== Related links ==		== Related links ==

	* [http://www.retroarchive.org/maslin/roms/ retroarchive.org ROMs] - <tt>acc-105b.rom</tt> (ACC Microelectronics FDC ROM v105B) is a ROM for this card		* [http://www.retroarchive.org/maslin/roms/ retroarchive.org ROMs] - <tt>acc-105b.rom</tt> (ACC Microelectronics FDC ROM v105B) is a ROM for this card. The signature at the end of the file states <tt>v1.0b</tt> so it is unclear where the "5" comes from.

Malvineous: Add manufacturer

2016-11-20T07:24:38Z

Add manufacturer

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	\| Bus width = 8-bit		\| Bus width = 8-bit
	\| Bus speed = 8 MHz		\| Bus speed = 8 MHz
	\| Manufacturer =		\| Manufacturer = ACC Microelectronics
	\| Chipset = MCS3201FN		\| Chipset = MCS3201FN
	\| Compatible with = [[Has compatibility::PC Floppy]]		\| Compatible with = [[Has compatibility::PC Floppy]]

Malvineous: Document card

2016-11-20T01:27:57Z

Document card

New page

{{Device Infobox/Begin
| Bus type = ISA
| Bus width = 8-bit
| Bus speed = 8 MHz
| Manufacturer =
| Chipset = MCS3201FN
| Compatible with = [[Has compatibility::PC Floppy]]
| Connectors = None
| Requires -5VDC = No
| Requires -12VDC = Yes
| Config = [[Config method::Jumpers]]
}}
{{Device Infobox/Floppy Controller
| Floppy buses = 2
| Drives per bus = 2
| Secondary = ?
| ROM type = 28-pin JEDEC
}}
{{Device Infobox/End
| Driver = N/A
}}

The '''KT-204''' is an 8-bit floppy controller capable of supporting up to four 1.44MB drives. It includes a boot ROM, allowing the system to boot from a floppy disk even when the BIOS does not support doing so (e.g. booting from 1.44MB disks on an XT.)

== Jumpers ==

{|class="wikitable
! Drive/size !!colspan=2| SW1
|-
! Drive 0 !! 1 !! 2
|-
! Drive 1 !! 3 !! 4
|-
! Drive 2 !! 5 !! 6
|-
! Drive 3 !! 7 !! 8
|-
| 360 K || on || on
|-
| 720 K || on || off
|-
| 1.2 M || off || on
|-
| 1.44 M || off || off
|}

{|class="wikitable
! Address !! J1
|-
| Primary || open
|-
| Secondary || closed
|}
''TODO: Is this the address of the controller or the boot ROM, or both?''

== Internal connectors ==

; CN1
: First floppy bus (drives 0 and 1)
; CN2
: Second floppy bus (drives 2 and 3)

== Additional photos ==

<gallery mode="packed">
Image:ACC Microelectronics KT-204 underside.jpg|Underside
Image:ACC Microelectronics KT-204 jumpers.jpg|Jumper settings
</gallery>

== Related links ==

* [http://www.retroarchive.org/maslin/roms/ retroarchive.org ROMs] - <tt>acc-105b.rom</tt> (ACC Microelectronics FDC ROM v105B) is a ROM for this card