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Re: 5 1/4 inch drive.
- Subject: Re: 5 1/4 inch drive.
- From: cplater@pass.wayne.edu (Chuck Plater)
- Date: 9 Feb 1995 22:37:44 GMT
- Distribution: world
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Oakland University, Rochester, Michigan, U.S.A.
- References: <3he1f7$c2l@manuel.anu.edu.au>
stu@aerodec.anu.edu.au (Stuart David Midgley) writes:
:
: Can you directly connect an old style 5 1/4 in drive to a GS? You know the ones
: that are designed to be connected to a card? I have the drive card, but it
: takes up a valuable slot. I would like to be able to build a cable connecting
: the drive to the drive port on the GS. If this is possible, where can I get the
: pintouts for the cable?
:
: Thanks
:
: Stu.
:
:
: --
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: | Apple //GS
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: and I do not know what | 170 meg Hard Disk
: I truely want. | Apple High Speed SCSI card
: | Zip 1.0.2 10/64 (split)
: Stu '94 | 2 3.5" disk drives
: | ImageWriter I printer 15"
: stu@aerodec.anu.edu.au | 14.4k modem
: |
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There are two ways to connect these to a GS:
1) Use a controler card to connect them
2) Get an adapter to conver the 20 pin connector to smart port connector
if you use method #2 you must put this drive last in you smartport chain
as it will not have a daisy chain connector to add more drives to.
--
Chuck Plater
Student Consultant, Wayne State University
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