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Subject: [M]: RE: SCSI Problem w/ 416xt
From: Karen Kerr
Reply To: mapug@shore.net
Date: Tue May 04 12:52:33 1999
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Hi Greg,
I had a similar problem. In my case the pc's CDROM was a SCSI unit and was
unit 0. The SCSI card I added was unit 1 (this is different than the SCSI
ID). The pictor.ini file assumes that the SCSI card you are connected to is
0. I can't remember if it's the SCSI_ADAPTER_NUMBER or SCSI_LUN but one of
those had to be set to 1. These settings are in the [SCSI Settings] in your
pictor.ini file. I simply editted the pictor.ini file and changed the value
to 1.
As for the SCSI ID I left that set to 4.
Hope this helps,
Karen
Cygnet, Oh
-----Original Message-----
Jesh
Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 1999 2:35 PM
Subject: [M]: SCSI Problem w/ 416xt
[Not sure if this went through the first time on my other email account,
so sorry for the duplicate.]
Hiya all,
Im using a 416xt Pictor / LX200 12" connected to a Fujitsu Lifebook
300c
(300c Im pretty sure)... I'm using an adaptec SCSI card plugged into it
(laptop). I forget the model # but I know it works with the 416xt (saw
a
message a long time ago on it). Anyhow, I don't have my mail archived,
so I
can't find that specific message to solve this problem:
I can not get the laptop to establish communication with the Pictor.
I
tried using a Serial connection and it worked just fine (slow, but
fine),
but the SCSI just hangs after clicking Connect , and then errors out. I
have the SCSI ID on the box set to 7 (was at 4 default, changed it back
to
4, no work) and set to 7 on the software. I tried 4 and 7 (7 should be
it
since that is the SCSI id I have set?). If anyone could help out with
this
would be great. I have not used the telescope since NOVEMBER and I got
it
in October (busybusy, coldcold but oooh nice skies), it's getting nice
out
now and I really want to put this puppy to work!
Thanks in advance ;)
Greg
Lake Forest, IL
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Greg,</FONT></SPAN></DIV>
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of those had to be set to 1. These settings are in the [SCSI =
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<DIV class=3DOutlookMessageHeader><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman"=20
size=3D2>-----Original Message-----<BR><B>From:</B> =
Jesh<BR><B>Sent:</B>=20
Tuesday, May 04, 1999 2:35 PM<BR><B>To:</B>=20
416xt<BR><BR></FONT></DIV>
<DIV>[Not sure if this went through the first time on my other email =
account, so sorry for the duplicate.]</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Hiya all,<BR><BR> Im using a 416xt Pictor / =
LX200=20
12" connected to a Fujitsu Lifebook 300c<BR>(300c Im pretty =
sure)...=20
I'm using an adaptec SCSI card plugged into it<BR>(laptop). I =
forget=20
the model # but I know it works with the 416xt (saw a<BR>message a =
long time=20
ago on it). Anyhow, I don't have my mail archived, so =
I<BR>can't find=20
that specific message to solve this =
problem:<BR><BR> I can=20
not get the laptop to establish communication with the Pictor. =
I<BR>tried using a Serial connection and it worked just fine (slow, =
but=20
fine),<BR>but the SCSI just hangs after clicking Connect , and then =
errors=20
out. I<BR>have the SCSI ID on the box set to 7 (was at 4 =
default,=20
changed it back to<BR>4, no work) and set to 7 on the =
software. I=20
tried 4 and 7 (7 should be it<BR>since that is the SCSI id I have=20
set?). If anyone could help out with this<BR>would be =
great. I=20
have not used the telescope since NOVEMBER and I got it<BR>in =
October=20
(busybusy, coldcold but oooh nice skies), it's getting nice =
out<BR>now and I=20
really want to put this puppy to work!<BR><BR>Thanks in advance=20
;)<BR><BR>Greg<BR>Lake Forest, =
IL<BR></DIV></BLOCKQUOTE></BODY></HTML>
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