Looking for an enclosure suitable for a SCSI CDROM. Working integral power supply is a plus, would prefer interchangeable back plates for the SCSI connectors or the centronics type built in. RCA audio jacks a plus. Thanks!
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Looking for an enclosure suitable for a SCSI CDROM. Working integral power supply is a plus, would prefer interchangeable back plates for the SCSI connectors or the centronics type built in. RCA audio jacks a plus. Thanks!
I've got an old case from a SCSI CD drive I bought. The case looks a bit like the Apple 600e cases but shorter. It's got left and right audio jacks and the Centronics style connectors, but I don't have the 12-volt power supply.
Don't really have a use for it anymore.
Maybe you should look for an IBM 3510-001 (PS/2 related) or 7210-001 or -015 (RS/6000 related).
e.g. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-IBM...I/193118899362
It's actually very common. Take this random picture of an enclosure I found from ebay as an example:
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Notice how the HD-68 connectors actually screw into sheet metal inserts that have additional screw bosses on them to attach to the case. These screw bosses are the same distance apart as those on the original centronics-type connectors as shown here:
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Notice also how the enclosure is cut for the locking tabs on the centronics-type connectors, despite being equipped with HD-68 connectors.
There are a wide variety of cables with mounting plates available out there, all conforming to the same physical dimensions. HD-50, HD-68, etc. Everyone I've ever come across has fit the same bolt pattern and opening.
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Here's an example of the same mounting plate in HD-50 trim:
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Last edited by maxtherabbit; November 18th, 2019 at 02:52 PM.
Max,
I have a Toshiba TXM3401E1 external SCSI CD-ROM and case with cable and power cord setting on a parts shelf. It's in a zip bag and I really don't know or remember how I acquired it. Don't know if it works and I don't have a SCSI system setup to check it. Looks like this one: https://www.recycledgoods.com/toshib...optical-drive/
Not for sale but willing to trade if interested.
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