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== What it settles == '''The FD-3 floppy drive is documented at a level no other Amstrad manual here matches.''' Pages 3–14 give a full diagnostic flowchart, a diagnosis procedure, '''parts exchange procedures''' (printed circuit board, lever frame assembly, stepping motor assembly, and the rest, each with its own figure), and then '''adjustments and checks''' โ spindle speed adjustment, track sensor adjustment, '''index burst time adjustment''' and a '''resolution check''', each with the CE diskette and equipment required. This is a real alignment procedure, not a description of one. Amstrad's own warning is printed at the head of it: the flowcharts are for information only, and for warranty purposes the drive is an exchange item. '''Technical specification''' (page 2): 512K system unit with all circuitry on a single motherboard; '''8 MHz 8086'''; expandable on the motherboard to 640K; integral colour graphics adaptor with a special 16-colour high-resolution mode; '''three full-size compatible expansion slots''' with power available in the standard unit for a hard disc and controller; one or two 360K 5.25-inch floppies, or one floppy with a 10 or 20 MB hard disc; RS232 and parallel interfaces with standard connectors; loudspeaker with volume control; '''battery-backed real time clock and configuration RAM'''; socket for an 8087; light pen connector. The two monitors have their own '''alignment instructions''', and the colour monitor has its own '''power supply schematic''' โ which matters, because on the PC1512 the power supply is in the monitor.
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