[comp.periphs.scsi] Cable Needed!

Q3885@pucc.princeton.edu (Phillip M Immordino) (08/04/90)

I am looking for a cable to convert SUN's 50-pin SCSI interface, used on
shoeboxes, to a NeXT or Apple 25-pin (DB25) SCSI interface.  Does anyone
know of such a cable?  Where can I get it?

Please send replies, if any, to my E-mail address below.

                                        Phil Immordino
                                        Princeton University
                                        CIT Technical Support
                                        171 Broadmead
                                        Princeton, NJ 08544
                                        Q3885@PUCC.Princeton.EDU

thad@cup.portal.com (Thad P Floryan) (08/06/90)

Q3885@pucc.princeton.edu (Phillip M Immordino) in 
<1990Aug5.165613.11788@rice.edu> writes:

	I am looking for a cable to convert SUN's 50-pin SCSI interface, used
	on shoeboxes, to a NeXT or Apple 25-pin (DB25) SCSI interface.  Does
	anyone know of such a cable?  Where can I get it?

	Please send replies, if any, to my E-mail address below.

                                        Phil Immordino
                                        Princeton University
                                        CIT Technical Support
                                        171 Broadmead
                                        Princeton, NJ 08544
                                        Q3885@PUCC.Princeton.EDU


This is the kind of posting that reminds me of someone who's too lazy to open
a phone book and calls 411 (Information Operator) instead.  As people know, I
go out of my way to help someone who's at least done their homework and THEN
posts a plea for help to the net.  Sigh.

In any event ...

Princeton is not exactly a backwater hick-town, surely there's a Mac store
on campus or nearby where you can get a "Mac system cable" for about $30; if
you're really cheap (or lazy), browse a Computer Shopper magazine for even
better discount prices mail-/telephone-order.  You could also look at my
other posting to this newsgroup today for the actual wiring correspondences
of the 25 and 50 pin connectors (correspondence by signal name).

Thad Floryan [ thad@cup.portal.com (OR) ..!sun!portal!cup.portal.com!thad ]