Re: Microtek 600z (non-scsi?) question

From: JVolckaert@BELLMEMORIAL.ORG
Date: Thu Apr 26 2001 - 09:44:31 PDT

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    I have another scanner which uses a DB25 female connector. I think the
    DB25 male is non-standard. The scsi card im using (adaptec 1542 I think)
    has a DB25 female connection it. I'll see if I can dig up a DB25
    male-female straight through and try it.

    My gut feeling is that it's for complicated than that though. I thought
    I would just ask if anyone has done it before.

    Jeff

    karsten.festag@t-online.de wrote:

    > Hi Jeff,
    > if it's just a cable change and you like soldering :) you may have a
    > look at:
    > http://frcatel.utc.sk/hwb/ca_ScsiDSubToHiDSub.html
    >
    > Karsten
    >
    > > Hello Everyone,
    > >
    > > This really isn't a sane question (does that make it insane?), but
    > does anyone
    > > know how to convert a microtek 600z (which came with a proprietary
    > scsi card)
    > > to a normal scsi scanner? It has a db 25-pin male connector on the
    > scanner.
    > > I have seen 600z(s) models which are the scsi ones and have heard
    > mention of a
    > > conversion kit for the 600z. I'm hoping it's just a cable change.
    > >
    > > Thanks,
    > > Jeff
    > >
    > >
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