User`s guide

Note 2: A version 1.01 ZipGS card needs to be upgraded to work with RamFAST.
2- External CD-ROM disc drive which your SCSI card supports.
The Apple Hi-Speed SCSI card is known to work with ...
Apple CD-150
Apple CD-600i
Apple CD-SC+
Pioneer DRM-600.
The RamFAST is known to work with many drives, including any "SCSI Standard"
drive and practically any NEC or Texel. Some specific models are ...
Apple CD-150
Apple CD-300
Nec CDR38
Nec CDR25
Nec CDR74
Nec CDR84
Nec CDR-501
Nec CDR-502 (reads CDs fine but the front bezel music playing controls
don't work when connected to a RamFAST)
Philips CM425A
Pioneer DM600 (which is a 6 disc CD changer)
Pioneer DR-U06S (slot loading)
Sony CDU8002
Sony CDU8003
Sony CDU555S
Texel DM3X1S
Texel DM3028
Texel DM5028
Toshiba 3401
Toshiba XM-3501
Toshiba XM640LB (40speed)
Note 1: Check to be sure that the SCSI device number of your CD-ROM drive does
not conflict with the number for your hard disk, Zip Drive, etc.. Each device on
the SCSI chain should have a different number, usually in the range 1-6. #6 is
usually reserved for the device you wish to boot, such as a hard disk. (A
drive's SCSI number is usually set via a switch on the back.) SCSI number does
not need to relate to position on the chain.
Note 2: The last device on the SCSI chain (i.e. the drive which is physically at
the end of the chain) should have its Termination set to ON and Termination for
other SCSI devices shoud be set to OFF. If your CD-ROM Drive is the only SCSI
device, Termination should be ON. (Actually, a SCSI interface card may be able
to handle two devices with Termination set to ON. However, you are likely to
have problems if the last device on the chain has Termination set OFF.)
3- A SCSI cable. Common SCSI plug/socket sizes are 50-pin and 25-pin. Get a
cable which matches your CD-ROM drive and the device you plan to plug into (i.e.
a SCSI hard disk, Zip Drive, ..., or your SCSI interface card).