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Mystery SCSI Hotswap component.
've recently purchased some second hand SCSI components including an
ASUS PC-200 card (Rev1.2), adaptors to allow a 68pin cable to be attached to a 50pin connector and two Seagate Barracuda hotswap drives. Included with the package was a mystery item which appears to have been used in conjunction with the drives. Its a small PCB with the following markings on one face: Samsung LVD SCSI B/P PCB CODE:BA41-00052A Rev/MP 1.0 On the same face there is a, four pin molex power connector, a female 68pin SCSI connector and a set of jumpers labeled JP1. Near that is what looks like a power connector on a floppy drive and a pair of switches. On the other face there are two 68 pin connectors that fit to the Seagate drives. I am looking for any information on the card and its use as I would like to use the Barracudas as backup storage. Can anyone point me to where I could find a manual? |
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