Re: [linuxdc-dev] Just joined

[Michael R. <mro...@fu...>]

All you have to do is figure out which end of the parallel port 
connector has the four power pins and then from that you can figure out 
what every other pins does (assuming Kiyoshi lyed them out in correct 
order on the schematic).  If Kiyoshi didn't lay them out correctly then 
just cross reference Bitmaster's pinout and use the same process.  Once 
you figure out which pin is which just solder the wires of your "SCSI" 
cable to the corresponding pin of the parallel connector.  There's no 
logic inside the old modem, it just all of the "SCSI" cable wires 
soldered on to the parallel port according to the schematic.  Tell me 
how it goes.

Michael Robinson
mro...@fu...
www.fuzzymuzzle.com

Mike Frysinger wrote:

>On Friday 25 June 2004 10:12 pm, Michael Robinson wrote:
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>>Check out Bitmaster's mirror at my site, he has the IDE schematic there
>>that tells you how to connect your IDE circuit to the Dreamcast:
>><snip>
>>that utilizes currently available components and well document it so
>>people don't have to keep running around trying to figure out how to do it.
>>    
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>yeah, ive been through all those sites, ive got the parts now to build 
>Kiyoshi's dcext ;)
>http://linuxdc.net/dcext/
>the only real part i'm lacking (due to no schematic/etc...) is that dc ext 
>port that the modem turned into
>-mike
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