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In article <316B73A4.167E@hiscom.nl>, Jouke Numan  <jnuman@hiscom.nl> wrote:
>
>The typenumbering scheme of SEAGATE is as follows:
>
>
>  +----- Seagate              +----------- PR = Paired Solution. Drive shipped
>  |   +- Technology           |            with menu driven installation soft-
>+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+----+---+---+ ware. Seagate controller or host
>| S | T | 1 | 4 | 8 | 0 | A | PR | - | X | adapter included with disc drive.
>+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+----+---+---+
>          |   |   |   |   |        |   |
>          |   +---+---+   +--------+   +-- Access Time 0 = Standard/1 = Faster
>          |       |                |
> +--------+       +----------+     +----------------+
> FORM FACTOR                 MBytes                 INTERFACE
>+---------------------------+----------------------+-------------------------+
>|1xxx = 3.5"                |Unformatted (approx.) |Unspecified = ST412/MFM  |
>|     half-height (41 mm)   |e.g. ST225 is 25      |N  = SCSI                |
>|2xxx = 5.25"               |unformatted MBytes    |R  = ST412/RLL           |
>|     half-height (41 mm)   +----------------------+A  = AT Bus (IDE)        |
>|3xxx = 3.5"                |                      |X  = XT Bus (IDE)        |
>|     1-inch high (25 mm)   |                      |E  = ESDI                |
>|4xxx = 5.25"               |                      |J  = SMD/SME-E           |
>|     full-height (82 mm)   |                      |K  = IPI-2               |
>|6xxx = 9-inch              |                      |ND = Differential SCSI   |
>|8xxx = 8-inch              |                      |NM = Mac Compat. SCSI    |
>|9xxx = 2.5"                |                      |S  = Synchronized Spindle|
>|     .75-inch high (19 mm) |                      |V  = NetWare Ready       |
>+---------------------------+                      |P  = Write Pre-Comp      |

I believe the .75 inch stuff is 5xxx; can you tell me what an IPI-2 
interface is used for?  

Also, I have a CDC 94601-12GD, which I am guessing is a differential
drive but I don't know what the G stands for and I don't see any reference
to it above.  Since Seagate bought CDC, I'm trying to avoid calling them
and waiting on the phone for an hour to find out what it is.  Any help
much appreciated!


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