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Hey, congratulations!
Well, I didn't manage to get a scsi dc-rom drive running on my SE, but
my Zip-100 drive worked at once without any special adjusting or such.
So, everything I do is with that zip drive.
Its cool, although it takes a long time to format a zip disk :)
but it workes reallllly well. I made instrument-dedicated disks which
I swap when needed.
Cheers.



--- In emulatorII-list@yahoogroups.com, "jmp701" <jmp70@...> wrote:
>
> 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.
> >
>