FCTY7284@RYERSON.BITNET ("Hiscocks, Peter") (03/24/90)
A useful article on simple interfacing to the SCSI bus, currently appears
in the April/May issue of Circuit Cellar Ink: The Computer Applications
Journal, page 15.
The article shows how a subset of SCSI commands can be used to interface
to equipment without requiring a microprocessor controller at the
receiving end.
It would be really useful if someone in the know would specify the differences
between true SCSI and ACSI, and what the adaptor board does in the SCSI
interface. I've seen requests for this in the past, on the net, but never
seen an answer....
Incidentally, Circuit Cellar Inc is a terrific source of applications info
for hardware and software projects. The current issue also has an article on
computer generations of holograms, using VGA resolution if you can believe it!
Peterjmack@b11.ingr.com (Cery McCormick) (03/27/90)
In article <90Mar23.233151est.57419@ugw.utcs.utoronto.ca>, FCTY7284@RYERSON.BITNET ("Hiscocks, Peter") writes: > It would be really useful if someone in the know would specify the differences > between true SCSI and ACSI, and what the adaptor board does in the SCSI > interface. I've seen requests for this in the past, on the net, but never > seen an answer.... I would sure like to know about the ACSI myself. anybody have the info????