I got it working! But not with the ATTO card. An Adaptec SCSI card 2906 with a DV25 to Centronics 50 pin SCSI-1 cable is what worked.
The downsides are that the card slower than the ATTO card when used with compatible SCSI devices. The Adaptec card might also be OS9-only since it relies on OS9...
I made a little more progress yesterday. I was able to find a download for ConfigTool version 3.38, which was designed for OSX 10.4 and 10.5. It was able to see my ATTO SCSI card and both busses and it DOES let me change the cards settings. For example, I was able to set the Termination setting...
I received the passive DB25 terminator that I bought from eBay that looks exactly like the one in the photo you posted. Still no luck getting the scanner to show up. I tried with the internal scanner termination on and with it off. I tried with SCSI ID's 4 and 5.
One weird thing is that none of...
Seems like I found the SCSI guru! Thanks for all this info. Once I get the DB25 terminator in I'll give it all a try with the terminator dip switch on the scanner turned on and off to see if either works.
If that doesn't fix it, my next step may be trying to source one of the period correct...
Thanks for the advice. I have tried SCSI ID 5 and 1. 5 was the scanner's default. I knew to avoid 0 and 7 but will also try 2 and 4.
I thought both the card and scanner provided internal termination but this is all new to me. I'll order a DB25 terminator to try. In that case I would turn off...
Apologies if you are seeing this post in multiple forums. I'm cross posting in a few places since I'm looking for some very niche expertise:
Any SCSI experts around that can try and help me out?
What I'm trying to do is connect a Minolta Dimage Scan Elite F2900 film scanner to a G4 Powermac...
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