10base2 / 10baseT (again)
> > Try to plug in a device with the Future Domain pinout. I don't know
> > which came first, I just know that they are incompatible to the point
> > of releasing the majic smoke.
>
> How strange! I have a Future Domain SCSI card (850-MEX?) that uses
> exactly the Apple pinout, and even carries a sticker on the rear
> bezel stating same!
The fact that there was an earlier Future Domain SCSI pinout is exactly
why there is a sticker pointing out the the newer card has the Apple
pinout. If there weren't another possibility, there wouldn't have been
a need for the sticker.
For example the TMC-850 has the Future Domain pinout and the TMC-850M
has the Apple pinout. I think it's pretty much the same for other
models, an M in the model number means Apple SCSI.
Here's the Future Domain Pinout
___________________
| SCSI | |
| SIGNAL| DB-25S |
+-----------------+ DB-25S (female)
| -DB(0)| 14 | _____________________________
| -DB(1)| 2 | 13\ o o o o o o o o o o o o o /1
| -DB(2)| 15 | 25\ o o o o o o o o o o o o /14
| -DB(3)| 3 | ------------------------
| -DB(4)| 16 | View from rear of computer.
| -DB(5)| 4 |
| -DB(6)| 17 |
| -DB(7)| 5 |
| -DB(P)| 18 |
| GND |1,6,8,13 |
| GND |13,19,25 |
| -ATN | 20 |
| BSY | 23 |
| -ACK | 22 |
| -RST | 10 |
| -MSG | 21 |
| -SEL | 7 |
| -C/D | 11 |
| -REQ | 24 |
| -I/O | 12 |
+-----------------+
Pin 9 is NOT CONNECTED
Here's the Mac Pinout
___________________
| SCSI | |
| SIGNAL| DB-25S |
+-----------------+ DB-25S (female)
| -DB(0)| 8 | _____________________________
| -DB(1)| 21 | 13\ o o o o o o o o o o o o o /1
| -DB(2)| 22 | 25\ o o o o o o o o o o o o /14
| -DB(3)| 10 | ------------------------
| -DB(4)| 23 | View from rear of computer.
| -DB(5)| 11 |
| -DB(6)| 12 |
| -DB(7)| 13 |
| -DB(P)| 20 |
| GND | 7,9,14 |
| GND |16,18,24 |
| -ATN | 17 |
| BSY | 6 |
| -ACK | 5 |
| -RST | 4 |
| -MSG | 2 |
| -SEL | 19 |
| -C/D | 15 |
| -REQ | 1 |
| -I/O | 3 |
+-----------------+
Pin 25 is NOT CONNECTED in the Mac Plus implementation. Newer Macs
connect TERMPWR to pin 25, but are otherwise the same.
Received on Tue Nov 28 2000 - 14:08:26 GMT
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