02-11-2016, 07:03 PM
Turning off the index does not use the index at all when doing a read, so the start and end are random (and either 166.666ms or 200ms is captured, depending on the drive RPMs). You are probably better off using SPLICE mode and turning the index off when imaging disks.
It's not possible really to use a hard sectored setup with SuperCard Pro's firmware AND have the index on. With the index on, the index pulse signifies signifies the start and then end of the track. So, with a hard sectored disk only one sector per track (not the entire track) is being captured with the index on.
I will have to think about how to accomplish this.
It's not possible really to use a hard sectored setup with SuperCard Pro's firmware AND have the index on. With the index on, the index pulse signifies signifies the start and then end of the track. So, with a hard sectored disk only one sector per track (not the entire track) is being captured with the index on.
I will have to think about how to accomplish this.