3 Dec
2001
3 Dec
'01
12:57 a.m.
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. 
3 Dec
3 Dec
4:59 a.m.
No, that does not soud correct.
The external SCSI-Connector (if you have one) on a MV3100 is a rather
small, 68-PIN-HD-like connector, comparable to modern SCSI-III
connectors.
You might have one of those serial multiport cards..
You're TK50 is the "right" one, though...
ms
On Mon, 2001-12-03 at 15:57, SP wrote:
It has two connectors of Centronics type. One is a
large Centronics type connector, over the three
MMJ connectors.
The other one is, seeing the CPU in its back, at
the LEFT, covered by one semiespheric cover.
This is a "short" Centronics connector.
I have the TK50 connected actually to the large
Centronics connector because is the same than
the manufactured with the TK50. But this don't work,
at least by now. I have no cable to connect the
TK50Z-GA to the short Centronics connector.
The central unit only put "Microvax 3100" in the front.
Is a desktop, not a tower.
Thanks and Greetings
Sergio
--
Michael Schneider email: ms(a)silke.rt.schwaben.de
Germany http://www.vaxcluster.de
People disagree with me. I just ignore them.
(Linus Torvalds)
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. 
6:21 a.m.
Hi,
No, that does not soud correct.
The external SCSI-Connector (if you have one) on a MV3100 is a rather
small, 68-PIN-HD-like connector, comparable to modern SCSI-III
connectors.
You might have one of those serial multiport cards..
You're TK50 is the "right" one, though...
Just my 2p's worth, but, my MV3100/m10e has a 50 pin centronics SCSI
connector - it's hooked into the scsi bus, I can see that by looking at it
- the cable connecting it has my 2nd internal HDD attached :&)
I also have the serial port option, which is a 37pin centronics.
(Oh, what's the 50 pin HD-DB type connector? line-printer?)
-- Matt
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7:12 a.m.
So, i've learned something today 8-)
All my 3100's (ok, i have only 3) have that crappy small 68pin connector
that wants this special cable that costs an arm and a leg.
The 50pin has 3 rows, right? Then it's the "B1 Synchronous Port 1",
whatever this may be...
ms
On Mon, 2001-12-03 at 21:21, Matt London wrote:
Hi,
--
Michael Schneider email: ms(a)silke.rt.schwaben.de
Germany http://www.vaxcluster.de
People disagree with me. I just ignore them.
(Linus Torvalds)
No, that does not soud correct.
The external SCSI-Connector (if you have one) on a MV3100 is a rather
small, 68-PIN-HD-like connector, comparable to modern SCSI-III
connectors.
You might have one of those serial multiport cards..
You're TK50 is the "right" one, though...
Just my 2p's worth, but, my MV3100/m10e has a 50 pin centronics SCSI
connector - it's hooked into the scsi bus, I can see that by looking at it
- the cable connecting it has my 2nd internal HDD attached :&)
I also have the serial port option, which is a 37pin centronics.
(Oh, what's the 50 pin HD-DB type connector? line-printer?)
-- Matt
---
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PGP Key http://knm.yi.org/matt-pgp.html
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