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December 7th, 2001, 01:25 PM
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Unusual CD Interface
I've seen CD-ROMs with SCSI and 40-pin IDE connections. This is the first one I've seen with 34-pins: SONY CDU33A-01. The 34-pin section is labeled MAIN I/F (I assume I/F stands for interface?). A second 10-pin section is labeled SUB I/F. Other connectors are normal: two power connections and a ground.
Can someone please tell me:
>> What kind of CD-ROM is this and what is it called?
>> How do I hook it up to use it?
I obtained drivers from both:
http://www.da-web.com/ftp/CD-DRIVE/SONY/CDU33A/
http://www.driverguide.com/archives/archive4/62.html
The DriverGuide site also had this comment:
"Complete DOS installation disk for the CDU-31A and CDU-33A when attached to a Sony CDB-334, COR-333 or COR-334 interface card. Includes version 1.73a of SLCD.SYS."
>> What is the nature of this interface card?
>> Is there an alternative way to hook up this drive without the card?
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