Hi Elm, a stroke of luck tonight ! Despite my concerns over potential modifications to the EII to get a connection, the Mac SE has connected fine using the printer serial port. For the first time my EII has stated 'under Macintosh control' ! :). I've got Sound Designer installed via floppy from the PB150 (using DS/DD 3.5" disk formatted to 800K). HOWEVER, I can't get any SCSI device to show up on the desktop. I've tried two CD drives, one an Apple drive that worked with my PB150 plus a zip drive. None will show up despite changing SCSI ID numbers and terminating the SCSI chain with the PB150. Did you have to change any settings on the SE or did yours appear automatically? Cheers. --- In emulatorII-list@yahoogroups.com, "elmbeatz" <elmbeatz@...> wrote: > > ".... Hmmmm, maybe I can utilise my SCSI zip drive to transfer data > between....." > > That's exactly how I do it, and it works PERFECTLY! > (I have a USB Zip drive on the PC side). > > To mod an EII so that it can communicate with the Mac is what I was > trying to do recently, and I had no success - I think you have to be a > brilliant tech to do it, which I'm not at all ;) > > I'm just glad that I have another one which communicates great (with a > Mac SE, too, by the way..) > > Greetz, > Elm. >
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Re: More help for Sound Designer Newbie.
2008-11-05 by jmp701
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