The machine has two scsi buses or ar least two SCSI
connectors back,
one large and another of lightly minor size.
I cannot think of *any* MicroVAX or VAXstation that
has two SCSI connectors of *different* sizes.
The VAXstation 3100s pretty much all have a single
SCSI connector (the small size - HD68 is what I've
seen it called in the past).
The VAXstation 4000-9x/60 have one Amphenol 50-way
SCSI connector (the expansion boxes have two, but
connected as an in-out bus). I forget about the
4000-VLC, but it cannot really have room for
more than one connector!
The MicroVAX 3100 series machines are all
(IIRC) in one of two similar boxes - the
only difference being the height (the larger
one has two trays on to which hard drives
may be mounted - the smaller one has
only one tray). Looking at the back,
there should be three connectors across
the top (I think these connectors
are always there, even if they are
not used internally). The right-most
connector (looking from the back, I think)
should be the SCSI port; it is
a 50-way amphenol connector.
This is the same as the conectors
on a TK50Z.
Antonio
arcarlini(a)iee.org