14 Mar
2000
14 Mar
'00
1:48 p.m.
Just got in a couple of RF35s off of eBay for use
in my MV3800 project. What has me intrigued is
that they are labeled "RF35 / RZ35".
I thought RZ was a SCSI designation. My DEC docs
are dated, anybody can shed light on this ?
I have a number of these as well.. I believe that the HDA can be
used with either an RZ (SCSI) or RF(DSSI) board...
Make sure that you know for sure which board it has on it... both
types will say 'rz35/rf35'...
Easy way to know... the power connector will be 4-pin for SCSI
and 5-pin for DSSI (at least all the ones I have are like that).
Megan Gentry
Former RT-11 Developer
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15 Mar
15 Mar
9:03 a.m.
Megan wrote:
Easy way to know... the power connector will be 4-pin
for SCSI
and 5-pin for DSSI (at least all the ones I have are like that).
Thanks for the tip. Hadn't even taken note of that, it is a 5-pin.
Though I would not have been disappointed if they were
SCSI's. My m76 and model60 could use a 852Mb boost
over the dinky little RZ's they came with.
Thanks ....... Nick
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