SCSI-Emulation: BlueSCSI V2026.03.01
BlueSCSI is a SCSI hardware replacement for the Amiga and other retro systems. It emulates SCSI drives such as hard disks or optical drives using the Pi Pico PR2040 and Pico 2 RP2350. The recently released firmware version 2026.03.01-RC2 for BlueSCSI v2 and Ultra/Ultra Wide includes bug fixes and enhancements, and in particular significant optimizations for WLAN speed and AmigaNET support.
Here are the reconstructed schematics of the #apple2 #SCSI Rev.C card:
https://codeberg.org/hkzlab/AppleII_SCSI_RevC_schematics
These will be the base for a clone I'll work on soon (SMD based, someone else is taking care of the THT).
Given that everything you see inside the repo is taken from the community, I am giving it back, in case someone else wants to have fun with the schematic and use it as a base for some #retrocomputing project.
Just be aware that I do NOT own a card, so I could not check every connection personally. Hopefully it's correct.
EDIT: It has found a home.
Free to a good home: A SCSI ribbon cable with connectors for 6 drives. It has 68-pin adaptors on two and a terminator at the end. 
#Macintosh #FreeToAGoodHome #RetroComputing #VintageComputers #SCSI #PowerMac
EDIT: It has found a home!
Free to a good home: A SCSI ribbon cable that accommodates three drives. The way it's folded on itself made me think it came out of a 7600, but I don't think the space between the drive connectors would allow it to reach all three SCSI bays. đ€
#Macintosh #FreeToAGoodHome #RetroComputing #VintageComputers #SCSI #PowerMac
EDIT: They have found a new home.
Free to a good home: Two SCSI ribbon cables that accommodate two drives. One is Apple branded. The other has a longer gap between the drive connectors, but is slightly shorter between the motherboard and the first drive.
#Macintosh #FreeToAGoodHome #RetroComputing #VintageComputers #SCSI
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