Plenty of posts in this forum about similar matters.
Try using the search functions for this forum for existing answers.
...and, post some more information about your situation.
What type of Iomega ZIP100 ? A PLUS model ? or a classic SCSI one.
Rohan.
By mpc3000le
Wed Nov 24, 2004 11:31 am
well when i tried doing the search it seems like i get results from all the forums instead of just this one....even though I checked only this forum. So that is why i asked. because there was around a thousand results....not sure about the model but i think it is a classic. How can you tell between the two? Thanks.
By mpc3000le
Thu Nov 25, 2004 8:17 am
Look at the back of the ZIP drive where it's DB25 connectors are.
Do you see a termination switch ? ( make certain this is on if your ZIP is the only SCSI drive connected to your MPC3000 ).
Do you see a SCSI ID selector ?
Does your ZIP device have 2 x DB25 connectors ?
If yes to all of the above then you have a classic SCSI model.
IE: The best one for use with an MPC3000.
Beyond that, check the base of the unit for it's model/serial/revision.
Are you able to test the ZIP drive with another device ? Another sampler ? A computer, MAC or PC ?
Have tried your MPC3000 with another SCSI device ?
Rohan.
Do you see a termination switch ? ( make certain this is on if your ZIP is the only SCSI drive connected to your MPC3000 ).
Do you see a SCSI ID selector ?
Does your ZIP device have 2 x DB25 connectors ?
If yes to all of the above then you have a classic SCSI model.
IE: The best one for use with an MPC3000.
Beyond that, check the base of the unit for it's model/serial/revision.
Are you able to test the ZIP drive with another device ? Another sampler ? A computer, MAC or PC ?
Have tried your MPC3000 with another SCSI device ?
Rohan.

