>I agree with Enrique - I never had a problem with the Presentor and
>my 2300c either.  I think I still have the final version of the
>driver software, btw, if anyone needs it.  If I recall, it was
>difficult to find on the Radius FTP site.

I don't believe there are any problems using the Presentor with a PPC Duo.
I too have a copy of the final version of the software (not really a
driver, but it does let you change the display type that will be attached
to the minidock).

In fact, I'm not certain what Pam was referring to in terms of mini or
microdock incompatibility with the 2300c. There are only two problems I can
think of: first the inability to use SCSI target mode with early revisions
of the Newer SCSI microdock (I believe it was all those with five digits in
the serial number, but don't hold me to that :). Using regular SCSI devices
with the Duo itself works fine. The other issue is some strange behaviour
if you try to use an external monitor with the 832x624 video mode of any of
the Ultradock models at thousands of colours (other depths and/or
resolutions work fine, as does the mentioned mode on a 68k Duo). Though
that too may have been fixed in a final revision.

Someone also questioned whether the stock 2300c (as opposed to the PPC
upgrade) has both internal SCSI and ATA connectors - it does, but it only
comes with the cable for ATA (you can order the other, or scavenge it from
an older dead Duo).
In fact the only functional difference I'm aware of between a new 2300 and
an upgraded one is the addition of a passive matrix video connector on the
latter, to accomodate upgraded 210 and 230 Duos. Since this is somewhat
analogous to the SCSI/IDE thing, perhaps it led to some confusion (and some
subsequent misinformation).


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