[DuoList] Internal SCSI on Duos

[B G]

The SCSI laptops in DUO's are a 40 pin connector, but I assume only  
25 of those are active contacts.

As for an adaptor to the 25 pin you will have scour ebay and various  
online sources or make your own.

SCSI was standardized long before the duos came out so any SCSI cable  
with the right pins should be okay.

Unless Apple did something to make it proprietary.. anybody ???


BG



On May 20, 2005, at 9:37 AM, Goodwin, Greg P. wrote:

>
>      What is the standard of SCSI connector called that they use on  
> the
> internal SCSI drives on Duo's?
>
>      Apparently the SCSI drives used were standard laptop drives, but
> what is the pinout of that little SCSI drive called?
>
>
>      I am trying to find adaptors to convert the laptop SCSI to the
> DB25M pin SCSI.   Or even a cable where I could take the laptop  
> SCSI to
> hook up in a Mac classic desktop (and that usual SCSI connector.)
>
>      There are a variety of SCSI connectors out there, I would love to
> know what they are called, or if possible, even a resource on where to
> get my SCSI terminology straight.  :D
>
>      Thanks!
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