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plew@dial-up.bdt.com   [paul lew] writes:
>In <4bqj3s$9un@news2.realtime.net>, else@bga.com (e l swarthout) writes:
>: I bought a CFP1060S 1G scsi drive and it doesn't have the 
>: normal 4-pin power connector and 50-pin interface connector 
>: on the back as show in <http://www.conner.com/cfp1060s.html: .
>: Instead, it has what looks like a single 80-pin connector.
>: The spec-sheet from Conner's server (#5510) mentions a CFP1060E
>: as having a "80-pin single connector attachment (SCSI)" 

>You should have received an 80-pin to 50-pin adapter with the drive;
>if the vendor won't provide, return it.  The 80-pin to 50-pin adapter
>also contain a socket for the power cable which means some pins of
>the 80-pins are for power.

>I had purchased the drive at NCA and it came with the 80-pin to 50-pin
>adapter.

I purchased mine from Bason who were willing to match the NCA $195
offer.  The only problem with the 80-pin to 50-pin adapter is that
the Terminating Resisters seem to be soldered or something so
I have to use it as a last device on SCSI chain.

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