I searched and came up blank! is that the part number or fru number? are you sure thats the board number, or just a number for one of the components? << trying to find some info about an IBM ISA SCSI board which has the following part number etched onto it 75H8895.

From rmabbot(a)lucent.comm (Rich Abbot) Organization Lucent Technologies Date Wed, 25 Feb 1998 23:4:28 GMT Newsgroups comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.storage,comp.periphs.scsi Message-ID &lt;34f4ab53.809548198(a)nntpa.cb.lucent.com&gt; ----------------------------------------------------------------- Howdy all, I recently purchased two IBM SCSI cards from Surplus Direct. I've seen a lot of controller cards in my time, but these are beaucoup weird. Why? - no onboard BIOS - no internal 50-pin header, only an external Centronics-50 - unusual onboard parts (more below) - no documentation of any kind The unusual parts are: a power connector labelled JP3 which is identical to the plastic 4-pin power connector commonly found on disk drives; a momentary switch S1; an unusual 10-pin data connector labelled J4; and a large wirewound power resistor (!). The rest of the story goes as you would imagine. Called SurplusDirect, they read the catalog to me, no additional information. Called IBM, never heard of it, must be too old to be in the database. The part number on the board is 75H8895. The largest chip is an Altera PLD device, an EPM032. If anyone has made use of this card, I'd love to hear about it. I am reluctant to hook it up to any of my SCSI stuff unless I know tidbits like how that power connector JP3 is used. Thanks in advance for any information! Rich