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Date: 28 Mar 88 20:22:17 GMT
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Subject:	RAM Technology
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Message:

Al:

Perhaps 'kit' was not the best description of the item I received from RAM
Technology.  The package consisted of:  (1) short adapter cable which replaces
the cable running from the 50 pin connector on the Z-207 board to the back
panel of the Z-100 (an 'eyeball' map of the pin connections will follow);
and one Mitsubishi drive in a single drive powersupply enclosure.  So kit
does not seem to be a good descriptor, after all.  NO INSTRUCTIONS!!

The address for RAM Technology is:

RAM Technology
427-3 Amherst Street, Suite 265
Nashua, NH 03063

Phone:  (800) 662-0070

Hours:  0900-1700 EST

Item Description:  DRSZ112-1  External 1.2Meg floppy drive system
Cost:              $249.00 (a bit high, but I was too lazy to make the adapter
                            and hunt for the drive, etc.)

Map of the connector (to the best of my ability to determine routing, it
is installed in the Z-100 I am now using to compose this)

Z-207 Pin              Adapter Pin
(50 Pins)              (34 Pins)

1                        1
2-8                      NC
9 to 10 on same connector
         (Z-207)
14                       32
16                       4
18                       16
20                       8
22                       34
26                       10
28                       12
30                       14
32                       6
34                       18
36                       20
38                       22
40                       24
42                       26
44                       28
46                       30

I believe I traced these correctly, if in doubt, this information should
be available from this info group.

I hope I have answered your question satisfactoraly.

Cheers,

Walt K.