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SetTDDelay
© 1991 Sebastiano Vigna
SetTDDelay is a very small and simple 2.04-only utility which sets the
public fields tdu_StepDelay, tdu_SettleDelay and tdu_CalibrateDelay of the
trackdisk.device public unit. You can specify zero or more units (specifying
no unit is equivalent to specifying all units). For instance
SetTDDelay 0 2 StepDelay 5000
will set the step delay of units 0 and 2 to 5000µs, while
SetTDDelay CalibrateDelay 3000
will set the calibrate delay for all units to 3000µs. If you don't specify
any of the keywords StepDelay, SettleDelay or CalibrateDelay SetTDDelay will
simply print the current settings of trackdisk.device. SetTDDelay's template
will be printed if you specify the standard '?' argument. SetTDDelay is a
pure command and can be made resident.
You should never change the delays of a public unit unless you really know
what you're doing. This command has been distributed because some drives
used with the Amiga are out of specs, and this causes SuperDuper 2.0 to
complain ("Error while recalibrating"). The suggestion is to set the step
and calibrate delay of the guilty unit to 5000µs with a
SetTDDelay <unit number> StepDelay 5000 CalibrateDelay 5000
This operation is equivalent to using Leonard Poma's m5afix program (a patch
which sets to 5000 the step delay). m5afix works also under 1.3. SetTDDelay
it's more flexible but works only under 2.04.
SetTDDelay is © 1991 Sebastiano Vigna and it's freely distributable as long
as all of its files are included in their original form without additions,
deletions, or modifications of any kind, and only a nominal fee is charged
for its distribution. This software is provided "AS IS" without warranty of
any kind, either expressed or implied. By using SetTDDelay, you agree to
accept the entire risk as to the quality and performance of the program.
Comments, complaints, desiderata are welcome.
Sebastiano Vigna
Via California 22
I-20144 Milano MI
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