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From: wilker@gauss.math.purdue.edu (Clarence Wilkerson)
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Subject: Re: can I use this with my Kaypro 10?
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Date: 4 Feb 91 13:50:59 GMT
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Some SASI devices supported parity, and some not. The 50 pin
connector designations are pretty standard, except for pin 26
?? which is used on some SCSI disks to power the terminators.
  I had Turbo Pascal software to execise a SASI interface on
a PC, and it worked ok connected to a SCSI disk.
   SIMTEL20 has some samples of SASI CP/M BIOS's . Although
port assignments will vary with your interface, the logic
flow/command set is standard.
Clarence Wilkerson