SCSI? card identification - test-drb@ccmp.vtda.org

17 Jan 2001

--- THETechnoid(a)home.com wrote:
...
  In
&lt;3.0.5.32.20010117183929.007bf6f0(a)yellow.ucdavis.edu&gt;du>, on 01/17/01 
    at 10:18 PM, "Edwin P. Groot" &lt;epgroot(a)ucdavis.edu&gt; said:

 >     37 pins? What an oddball number. I have seen floppy cables with 50,
 >34 or 20 pins. 5-1/4" MFM hard drives have 34 pin plus 20 pin. SCSI hard
 >drives have 50 pins. 
I've got an Amiga external SCSI drive made by Tecmar that has a 37-pin
connector.  Don't have the interface to go with it, though.  It's a
modular extruded aluminum case (like some modems) with a 3.5" MFM drive
inside and some flavor of SCSI<->MFM bridge card to do the dirty work.

Mine came from university surplus, so I have never seen it operate, FWIW.

-ethan

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