Maybe a solution for blown scsi fuse

From : http://akaiscsifaq.digidude.net/akaifaq ... mentioning

One final note worth mentioning: if you have a blown SCSI fuse but don't have the time to immedtately service your AKAI, you can get it working if you connect a device that feeds termination power to the SCSI bus (and so, to your AKAI). Usually your PC's host controller can accomplish this by merely connecting the SCSI cable from your AKAI to your PC and powering your PC up (you don't even need it to boot, you can pause it) then powering up your AKAI - it will startup normally and you can SKIP the HD search process. If you have an external SCSI HardDisk check it's jumper settings as some (also older) hard disks have the option to "feed term. power to the SCSI bus" by rotating or moving a jumper (not to be confused with the termination jumper, we are talking about termination power not end point termination).

If I understand properly, this mean that you connect your pc to your zip and then your zip to your mpc ?

Is this can work ?
Ill try it later..

charles p wrote:
If I understand properly, this mean that you connect your pc to your zip and then your zip to your mpc ?

Is this can work ?
Ill try it later..

Yes that will work, just make your sure your mpc and your pc are not accessing the zip at the same time.

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