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By separate order to a mail-order store (I used PC's Compleat), you can buy a special cable made by Adaptec, which is a 3-foot, APA-1460 SlimSCSI to High Density ext. SCSI cable. Adaptec's part number is ACK-1460. They charged me $41 plus tax, shipping and handling, or $52.99 total. For about $15 less, you can get a converted plug from the low density to the high density and use the cable that came with the SlimSCSI. But that is a very bulky option for a laptop user. ---------- > From: Anita Schrodt <AJSchrodt@worldnet.att.net> > To: David Jones <jones@pyrrhus.pgh.pa.us> > Cc: dkeyes@Net1.Net; thinkpad@cs.utk.edu > Subject: Re: using Iomega JAZ drive with thinkpad (755ce wfwg 3.11) > Date: Friday, August 23, 1996 11:39 PM > > David Jones wrote: > > > > I note in your mail that you have an Iomega Jaz connected to your TP > > 760ED via a SlimSCSI. I am curious about the actual connectors since > > I have recently acquired an Iomega Zip and am faced with a > > connectivity problem. The Zip has a 25 pin socket (Mac SCSI style I > > think). What about the Jaz? I assume the SlimSCSI came with a cable > > having the normal mini-micro (high density) 50 pin SCSI connector at > > the end? > > > > David Jones > > I had to connect a straight scsi CD rom drive to my PC Card and faced > similar problem. But can recommend these guys, they can make any kind of > SCSI connection you want and they're not expensive: > Granite Digital > (510) 471-6442 >