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From: ewahl@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Ed A Wahl)
Subject: Need help with Always IN-2000 and XM3201A
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Date: Wed, 26 Jun 1991 19:08:30 GMT
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I am trying to hook up a Toshiba XM3201A CD-ROM that I currently use on my
macintosh, to my 386 compatible PC.  I have an Always Tech, IN-2000 
and the correct macintosh external cables, but the bus hangs when ever I 
start it up with the CD-ROM connected.  I have 1 internal SCSI disk (MAXTOR)
and it's ID is 0 I have attempted to make the CD-ROM id to 1.  Has anyone
done anything like this with the IN-2000?  
	Always, I know you read this group, any suggestions?  Is there a 
newer  driver for the XM3201A?  I have an older one that doesn't seem to 
work very well, anyway!  I have NO problems hooking to the mac, and 
YES I terminated the other connector with the toshiba terminator.

Thanks in advance.



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    ewahl@magnus   Edward A. Wahl	Ohio State University Engineering
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