On Mon, Dec 29, 2003 at 03:24:20PM -0800, George Mogiljansky enlightened us thusly
> Hello,
> I picked up this external cable at a second-hand store
> and it has this number:
> AWM E101344, with a corporate symbol (?) looking like
> a reversed R with a U attached. A search using this
> number didn't find this particular cable.
>
> It is a standard male 25-pin SCSI to a male 68-pin
> plug with the pins not separate, but encased in a slot
> and the plug itself attached to a circuit board and
> then the whole shebang inside a plastic housing.
>
> I'm hoping it's a terminated 68 to 50 pin SCSI HDD
> cable, but the absence of separate pins or holes is
> not a good sign.
It could be a scsi cable for the scsi extension socket of an Apple Mac.
They used a 25 pin pin "D" o/p at some point for a bus to external scsi
devices. That would be scsi 1. The feed would have been to a box with
psu & hd or psu & cdrom in most cases. '80s Vintage, or early '90s.
As to pinouts, you are entirely on your own. I'm a pc guy. I'd like a
Mac, but never got around to it.
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With best Regards,
Declan Moriarty.
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