In a message dated 1/3/99 4:07:25 AM Pacific Standard Time, hansp(a)digiweb.com writes: The SCSI to Floppy controllers I got from the Biin project use this chip. The cards were made by NCR (1987) and are labeled SCSI FLEX SE. It is a SCSI/Floppy only and has an 80188 microprocessor on it also. The NCR chip has written on the top NCR/5380 CPO1946 6-1082073 8845A There is another intel ASIC on the card, labeled P 82072. along with a 27256 EPROM (Z17412 printed on the sticker) and a 6264-12 memory chip. The bad news is there are two switch blocks, a 4 position and an 8 position, and I have absolutely no documentation. The numbers on the card I have in front of me is: ADP200103117004A SCHM348-0017864b I hopes this helps in the search for data. Now I have to reply to the list members who were interested in purchasing some of theses. The question of how intelligent the cards were was prominent mentioned so I offered to get numbers off of them this weekend. I am passing it out now. I will reply shortly to the members who are intrusted with these particulars. To those who missed the original posting I am offering theses circuit cards for $5 each plus shipping. They SCSI Flex SE cards are NEW, mostly sealed packages. (It is amazing that someone feels the need to open a new package even if he is one open Please reply to me directly at whoagiii(a)aol.com Thanks again, Paxton Portland, Oregon, USA