Hello! Mike Stein wrote: > However, later drives like the Tandon TM-848 actually had a quite extensive set of motor control options; you could for instance turn each of four motors on and off independently, you could turn them on and off with the drive select (with optional turn-off delay), run them constantly, etc. > > Depending on how the controller handles it you might be able to move a jumper to turn off the motor when not in use if that's what you want. > > There's a fairly extensive manual for the TM-848 here (see p. 1-22): > > http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/tandon/TM848_service_1982.pdf Hm, that may explain the difference in behaviour of my 8280 vs. Rob's. I will try to study the jumpers on my drives to see how they are set up. Regards, Michau.Received on 2019-01-08 14:00:40
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