| From: | Armin |
| Date: | 10 May 2001 at 02:09:12 |
| Subject: | Re: Blizzard 1260 + SCSIKit IV |
On 09-May-2001, at 19:19:42, Bob Rickman wrote:
>> Use the UnitControl program included on your
>> SCSI-Kit floppy disk to see the connected devices.
> Unable to get this programme to start,
> maybe due to what you say next.
In the UnitControl icon enter the following
tool type: DEVICE=1230scsi.device
> The cable supplied was a 26 pin internal connector
> to the board ending in a standard 25 pin scsi D
> connector.
OK. That would be the cable ment for the original
A1200 case.
>�I've used a male 25 to male 50pin centronics
> connector to connect up with the scsi chain,
> this is as per manual as far as I can see.
Disconnect the cable from the SCSI-Kit and
check that the connections are correctly matched
signalwise between the 25 and the 50 pin cables.
In case you do not have access to a multimeter,
just use a torchlight lamp and a suitable battery
+ two lengths of wire.
> Tried Scout but it can't find 1230scsi.device.
The device is loaded from a ROM on the SCSI board,
so it should be visible in the SCOUT:DEVICES window.
Are you sure that you have connected the Blizzard
1260 board and the SCSI-Kit board in a correct manner?
The SCSI-Kit User Manual warns about residues from
the production process on the circuitboard contacts.
Are the boards brand new?
Regards,
Armin
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