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* V1 uses WD2797 floppy controller chip | * V1 uses WD2797 floppy controller chip | ||
* V2 uses GM82C765B floppy controller chip | * V2 uses GM82C765B floppy controller chip | ||
The same interface was integrated to the main board of [Didaktik M] computer and this combination was known as [Didaktik Kompakt]. | |||
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Revision as of 14:16, 7 May 2015
Didaktik 40 and Didaktik 80 is external disk drive interface developed in Didaktik Skalica in former Czechoslovakia. The only difference between model 40 and 80 is the disk drive built in.
Model 40 has a 5¼″ 40-track 360KB DS DD drive, whereas model 80 has a 5¼″ 80-track 720KB DS DD drive.
Second drive can be connected by edge connector at the side. System tests both drives at the startup, so any combination of drives can be connected.
There are two versions of the hardware:
- V1 uses WD2797 floppy controller chip
- V2 uses GM82C765B floppy controller chip
The same interface was integrated to the main board of [Didaktik M] computer and this combination was known as [Didaktik Kompakt].