Cumana 16/32 Bit SCSI II Issue 1

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Cumana launched the 16/32bit SCSI II interface for RiscPCs in 1994, although it may work in older models. It was one of the first SCSI II interfaces.

This Issue 1 card (serial number 998) shows patch wires on both the front and back, suggesting it is a early release and had to have an number of post-manufacture fixes applied. By way of contrast the issue 4 (serial number 4038) card shows no patches.

The SCSI support disc is available from the Software page here .
The latest version of the SCSI drivers is in the SCSIFlash application from the software page here .

Date : Unknown

Manufacturer : Cumana Ltd

Format : Expansion Board

Physical Description : Expansion board.

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH48935. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

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