Thanks Tim,
I will look into this. I believe the card has an
internal header but I think that's also 68pin.
Mike
At 12:44 11/12/2018, you wrote:
I used to use old surplus scsi cables including
ribbon cables of various sorts as cheap cables
when connecting to National Instruments Data
Aquisition boards and similar devices as they
used some of the same 68pin connectors for their
cards and their cables were very pricey. In
addition I could buy very cheap 68pin to 50 pin
adapter cards like these :SCSI SCA 80Pin to
68Pin to 50Pin IDE Hard Disk Adapter Converter
10MB/s | eBayYou might be able to use something
like that adapter board with ribbon cable if
your scanner uses an IDC connector for example.
Have you tried looking on ebay. for surplus
cables?H\ÙYÈ?^@ surplus scsi cables from a
local Silicon Valley company "Halted
Specialities" that you might call too.Some of
the adaptec cards used to have additional
headers on them so you could connect an
internal 50pin ribbon cable. You might be able
to use a ribbon cable from there and run it out
through an unused computer card slot.
Tim
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