on 3/1/01 9:49 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I just came into possesion of a NewerTechnologies UltraDock 16sce with no
> documentation.
>
> Would someone explain the various ports (I can guess some) and if there is
> ethernet, how I could connect my duo 280c, 24 MBS RAM, OS 7.5 to my iMac?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Pete
>
I believe that the "16" is because it supports 16-bit ('thousands of
colors') on the video. The "sc" is for SCSI. And... The "e" is for
ethernet.
As far as connecting to an iMac, if it's just going to be the two of them,
then you need an ethernet crossover cable. You could get one at CompUSA or
such, but I've found that (for cables and those little black jumpers you
lose when you change IDs on internal SCSI drives, etc.) the little
hole-in-the-wall computer place (you know, the guys that roll their own
Wintel PCs) usually has a bin full of these cables, and of varying lengths,
and often much cheaper than the big stores.
- Eric.
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